Zola hookah lounge is your atypical hookah lounge when you walk in, you'll be greeted by a cloud of…read moresmoke and a strong smell of hookah. if you're a huge fan of hookah bars, then this is your place. They definitely need to work on their exhaust system The hookah is cheaper than other locations. The place is decorated with paintings around the room but not many patrons on wed night. We went here after the yelp event. it was easy to find, and available. I liked the music that they were playing, my friends not so much

Something about back home music and hooka. Had a great time hanging out with family and new…read morefriends. This guy tried to get me prego. He tried lol. He was not even on beat. He was just pounding pour 32 yr old. I need to start interviewing folks before I let them dance with me.

77 Degrees was a perfect vantage point to watch the Live band during the St. Patrick's day…read morecelebration at The Domain Northside location on Rock Rose avenue. We sat on high bar stools and overlooked the celebration directly in front of the Live band stage. We avoided crowd crushing, liquid spills on your clothing and the screaming that was taking place below. The great news was it was 77 Degrees rooftop was completely free. Amazing to hear the music from below in an open air environment In addition, the 77 degrees DJ was spinning pop, hip hop and other dance music. While the area is relatively small, they had roped off VIP sections with bottle service. We did not have any food as at this juncture we were not hungry. Because 77 Degrees has an open air setting, it was pleasant to sit and watch the band.

I visited this place on a weekend night with a friend who was meeting up with someone. The place…read morewas absolutely packed with people. Unfortunately, the crowd was not so great, which completely ruined the vibe for me. I have been to many other similar spots before and had a fantastic time, but this specific location was definitely not my vibe. I will not be returning.

Very chill environment with a cozy atmosphere. The staff and people are friendly, and the hookah is…read moregreat. Definitely a nice spot to relax and unwind.

This is such a cozy spot! It's a hole in the wall so it's not as nice and has a hippy Austin feel…read moreto it. I don't partake in hookah but I met some friends here for BookClub this month. Service was very friendly and my friend enjoyed the hookah flavors! I love that there's a Mediterranean place next door and you can order food and BYOB and BYOF (bring your own food) I ended up ordering mint tea and rose hip + hibiscus tea--they ran out of hibiscus tea which was disappointing. It was shocking to know that for two pots of tea (which probably costs no more than $4) was up charged for $20. I did leave a nice tip because the service was great but I wouldn't come back on my own.

new to the area and this place is LIT! i have been twice and have had a great time both times a…read moremixed crowd and great music!

This amazing, family-owned Moroccan spot is one of Austin's best kept secrets. All the staff are…read morefriendly, helpful and if you even hint that you speak Darija, you'll be in for a hilarious bonding time. They have really good hookah, the best Moroccan teas and knick knacks and there's a stand nearby where you can buy food. Nothing fancy, just a really chill spot to enjoy maghribi vibes. 10/10

They also serve food now via a food truck out back. Great service and good food. I recommend.read more

I haven't done Hookah in Austin but I kept Layali in mind because it was next to a restaurant, open…read morepretty late and not super shady. After my experience here I see no reason to continue to search for a hookah place. We walked in and were greeted quickly and seated ourselves at a nearby table. The Yelp showed they were BYOB and we confirmed that before cracking the beers we had brought with us. They had their own blend of tobacco and we decided to go with that. The flavor was fruity, light and was cheap. We weren't on a weekend so we didn't have to hit the per person minimum. The only downside was that since it was midweek they closed at the 'earlier' time of around midnight and they let us stay as close to closing as possible without interfering with their closing procedures.

This is our go-to spot in Austin.We appreciate the relaxed vibe and always opt for the BMW hookah…read moreflavor. The food menu is impressive; we've tried the hummus, falafel, mixed platter, garlic chicken pizza, and Kunefe, and all were flavorful.

The place has a lot of potential, wish I could promote it and turn it into something grand! I…read morepromise it would be packed daily! Check it out though, it's clean and the tunes are good

One of my favorite hookah lounges in Austin. The DJ plays good music and the hookah is strong. The…read moreservice is pretty quick, but they don't check on you to switch out the coal. Overall, it's a fun time. Great place to bring a big group of friends.

Bad business, ran more of a man cave, trying to take advantage of any lady using the "I'm the…read moreowner" line to get what they want instead of a business that caters to the people. I mean if your a young person trying to party you might enjoy that they illegally sale overpriced bottles and beer past 2am or that you can get hooked up with a "plug".. let's state some facts real quick. If you have been there when the music is playing loud and you think dust or dirt is falling on you, it really isn't dust or dirt, It is dead rat carcasses, and rat feces along with a bit of insulation that the rats have chewed on, also some dead roaches or even live ones. If there was a way to put zero stars or negative it would definitely be a -5. I bet the health and human services or TABC would have a field day with this place.