Hookah Tea Room

I have been smoking hookah for years, and I have smoked it in many countries and areas.
I can say for definite that this one is of the bad ones, the guy who prepares them thinks he is good at it while he is not.
Even the tea was so bad, it was just water with sugar.
Don’t waste your time and money in this place.
There is many places for hookah at the Bayridge area.

I came here in april of 2012 so I admit its been a while, the place itself is really small, but that’s what gives it a cozy feel as if you were in someones living room
nothing glamorous here its pretty casual
the hookah was super good, and they had a dj here that sucked, but I hope under the new management they solve that problem lol
this neighborhood has 0 parking so good luck with that
the prices here are decent, but Id like to go back and see what has changed

Don’t expect what the pictures show. This place is under new management. Great shisha, awkwardly quiet. Expect a chill homey spot nothing more. Oh and no kitchen YET (no food or snacks).

Outstanding customer service, very cheap prices, and great atmosphere!

The customer service here is fantastic. The hookah tastes great and hits just as well. The atmosphere is upbeat and chill, and the price is amazing. Among the best hookah lounges I’ve been to.

I went to tea room yesterday. I expected it to be better. Honestly the music is great you get to choose your own music. And the people are nice. The environment is okay its nice but a lot of youngsters who are immature. The hookah was really bad I asked for grape mint and also asked if it was wk fakhir brand. It tasted horrible. He changed the head and it still tasted horrible it was not fakhir and it hurt my lungs I don’t think I would ever go again.

The outside is a very unassuming store front. The inside is a cozy and welcoming. I remember our waitress being very nice and the service to be good, however, it was 3am when we entered this place, and we had already been to 5 other bars in the neighborhood. The Hookah was very clean and flavorful (double apple). I think the beer is N/​A. It’s still a bit fuzzy, but in a good way/

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT AND NEWLY RENOVATED!!!
My beloved hookah lounge has turned into a clicky, trendy, Egyptian hangout with a live DJ, jacked up prices, and snobby people to greet you.
The choices are minimal now all around and no saklab that I loved so much! Dark and club-​like, this place is now a 1^st date failed attempt. I will be across the street at Cranberry’s if you are looking for me…

This is a real authentic hookah place. Not for tourists, but there is great hookah.

Great place to come and relax by yourself or with friends. The owner of the bar; mustafa, is an accommodating person who truly knows how to treat his customers. The hookah selection is limited but with what is available it is enjoyable. To drink there is juice, soda, tea, and non-​alcoholic beer. The environment is laid back and super relaxing. Highly recommend this hookah bar!

I have been going to Hookah Tea Room for about 3 years now with so many different kinds of people. And all of them just loved it. The manager is really cool and nice. I went there just yesterday and had tons of fun, took many pictures with my friends, in funny hats and made funny faces. The staff is very nice and friendly. I have yet to try the food there, but the hookahs are very good. I love the jasmine flavored one. I love this place and the people! Hookah Tea Room!

This place is very cozy and quiant. The hookah selection is decent. As with most hookah bars I’ve encountered, this place is a bit sketchy but relaxing. Four friends and I cozied up next to the flat screen on a bitterly cold Saturday night in January. Equiped with our own trivia cards as an alternative to their selection of worn board games, we were told that cards were not allowed, even though ours were not even playing cards. The prices on the menu were scribbled over and over, a higher price indicated by each sloppy pen mark over the original printed price. Many items were crossed out, and a note at the bottom said that there was a $ 10 miniumin per person, but the waitress said to disregard this. When placing our order for hookah, the waitress asked what our drink would be as if there was a drink requirement… but there wasn’t. The apricot and sweet melon hookahs was good at $ 7 each. Overall it was an okay experience I’ll probably go back.

My Roommate and I discovered this place while on a long survival hike going from the roots of Brooklyn, from the great known to what we considered the unknown, the possible home of the elusive non park slope wasp hipster type person in Brooklyn. As the streets went from fried chicken and Chinese to Chinese and sushi and then finally to pubs, Chinese and hookah, my nose was accosted by a sweet odor that I was not expecting to see in this clean and amazing neighborhood (and my new ‘hood, GOOD BYE CROWN HEIGHTS!!!). As we walked in I saw what I havent really seen since I left the mile high city, a bunch of nice Arab men smoking hookah, drinking tea, and playing backgammon. We took our seat and ordered a tasty cherry hookah (its Nhakla shisa, so dont expect super thick smoke, but its not all that bad) and some great mint tea. The tea had the perfect amount of sweetness and just the tinge of bitter mint, its awesome. We got a backgammon board, and enjoyed 3 games of backgammon, with constant coal service, switching from the processed circle coal that is given in the first to the very nice olive wood coals.
The hookah was 7 dollars a piece, the tea was 3 dollars apiece and then environment is priceless. In fact, don’t come here, cause its so nice that it shouldn’t be crowded :) But if you do come and see two girls playing backgammon tell us hello, cause we cant get enough of this place!