The food is well received. Service is a little sparse but they more than make up with what comes…read moreout the kitchen.

Great atmosphere, fantastic shisha and exceptional customer service would highly recommend!read more

First time at a Shisha bar. The environment has a club like feel and is very comfortable. They have…read morebig chairs and heat lamps as they have the windows are open for ventilation. You may also order food and non alcoholic beverages as well as deserts. The music was killer good, a great feel. The gentlemen that helped us offered us suggestions as to what was popular. Very helpful. I shared a fruity flavoured shisha with my sister and it was nice. Took a while for me to figure out what to do. Worth checking out for sure!

Terrible place. Staff members are not only vulgar, but they are very rude and unwelcoming. You…read morewould think being from the same culture they would treat you at least with a bit of education and friendliness. However, it was all the opposite. It also looks nothing like the pictures on TripAdvisor. It is unhygienic and the staff prepares food without gloves. Terrible and a waste of time.

Solid, no nonsense shisha place similar to what you get in the Middle East. Good selection of…read moreflavors and Khalil mamoon hookahs in a convenient location. Reasonable price for London too - £20. Stopped by on a recent visit and had an enjoyable sit outside. Will definitely return.

Momtaz is my favorite shisha place around London. When I used to live in London I would visit here…read morefrequently. It was always lovely to come here in winter when it was cold, they had patio heaters so it was really cozy. The best thing about this place is they have ice pipes for their shisha's, this really enhances the flavor of the tobacco. If your in the Kingston/Surbiton area and LOVE shisha, check this place out, you won't be disappointed.

It's Sunday, it's raining, and due to my incredible ability to faff it was 3.45pm before we headed…read moreout to lunch. The first string of restaurants we headed to were all closed (save for Dominos, which of course I only eat at when someone 'makes' me) and just as my boyfriend was about to pass out from hunger/murder me we hit upon Momtaz. I am not sure but I think this used to be a Southeast Asian fusion restaurant. Anyway, now it's a Lebanese restaurant and I really wanted it to be good to (a) make up for me being terrible and (b) prove to my New Yorker boyfriend that not all English restaurants absolutely suck. Thankfully it succeeded on both counts. We started with stuffed vine leaves and baba ghanoush. The vine leaves were wonderful - fresh, soft, tangy - the best I have had in a long while (I really need to stop buying them from supermarkets). The baba ghanoush also tasted great - it seemed much more related to aubergine than other versions I have had! Afterwards I ordered soujok and my boyfriend got a lamb shawarma sandwich. The soujok came with cooked tomatoes and was solid and tasty. The lamb shwarma was also flavourful, especially with a bit of lemon squeezed over it. It's worth pointing out that these two dishes were £4 and £3.50 respectively, which I thought was great value (proper main dishes are about £9). Dessert was, naturally, a bounty milkshake. I am SO happy there is somewhere doing milkshakes near Norbiton Station, I need to try all the flavours IMMEDIATELY. I can see this becoming a serious and great problem for me in the months ahead! Overall, delighted to try somewhere new and find it so enjoyable. This shisha cafe part also looks nice and of course smells great.

This place has great food, many different ambiance settings. Old Pub, more modern covered open air…read morepatio, outside dining, hookah lounge area. Modern bar & old Pub Bar. The staff was amazing and attentive to what we ordered and respectful of food allergies and special requests. Even a surprise for the birthday girl!

The outdoor hookah venue is amazing for enjoying the river views in an open air atmosphere. The…read moreservers are really friendly and knowledgeable, making solid recommendations and excellent packs. Would absolutely come again, only downside is they close a little earlier than expected and you're definitely paying a premium for the water view. Still worth going for sure

The best shisha place in Central London!! Pads of flavours and a stunning location by the river!…read moreHighly recomended

For years now, this is my shisha spot on Edgware Road. Forget everything else around, the fact that…read morethis is a refurbished pub so alcohol is available as well as a private shisha area in the back, I'm a happy chappy! The staff have always looked after me (most obvs because I was like their weekly bringing a gang with me each time lol). Their food is lovely and shisha is BOOM. It's the only place where parting with my money is okay for the experience - considering how expensive one is in Central London. From Irn Bru to Skittles, they've got a crazy range of flavours and so expect this place to always be busy. The sooner you get here, the better. Oh and I went here for New Years since they held an event, I danced my socks off in the later hours at this but it was so packed, my granny self probably can't handle it anymore :D

Ever since my trip to Marrakech I have developed a new appreciation for a good tagine so having the…read morechance to visit this newly refurbished restaurant/ shisha bar was great. I went there on Saturday afternoon for dinner. We had the lamb and the kofta tagines, the kofta was amazing, the lamb was ok but felt a little bit under seasoned. As sides we got the dolma and the calamari. The dolmas melted in your mouth and were pretty good (served warm as they should be). The calamari was a bit harder to chew so as a Greek person I would rate it ok but nothing great. The side sauce the starters came with was great though. After the food we decided to try the cocktails. I had the Guilty which tasted like alcoholic dessert, so right up my street, and I also tried the fireman, good for whiskey drinkers bit not really my cup of tea. In terms of atmosphere I think the restaurant tries to be more posh than it is but the massive screens with the football on everywhere you look are incongruous with the atmosphere they are trying to create. There is also a semi- outside area for shisha which feels more Moroccan but it was full of football fans and smoke. In general I think it's good enough but maybe not as authentic as it could have been and it could do with a few more authentic Moroccan dishes in the menu.