The Peace Pipe Hookah Lounge

I’m becoming a regular at this place. It’s a really good place to go to relax on a weeknight after work — there are several areas with couches and big TVs you can hook up to your computer or a console and watch movies or play video games with a group of friends, or just watch whatever’s on (so you don’t have to miss the big game/​fight/​race/​episode of The Walking Dead). Staff are chill and friendly, and pay attention to the needs of customers (I’m moderately allergic to a flavor that people order pretty regularly, and the staff has in the past warned me that someone nearby is ordering that flavor and helped me to find a new seat). On weekends the atmosphere turns up and the place can get crowded, but not unpleasantly so. Unlike some other local hookah lounges/​clubs, there’s more than one restroom, so you don’t have to wait in a twenty-​minute line on a Saturday night just to go to the bathroom. Would definitely recommend.

I love this place. For 4 years I’ve been coming here and it never gets old there’s always a great relaxed vibe to the place and the decorations just make it better. Is it fancy? No. Do they have hookahs, a great atmosphere and music? Yes. It has starred getting crowded sooner so try to get there early to grab a seat. Overall a great place for byob drinks and friends.

The service SUCKS!!! We waited for hours for tea! We had to constantly remind our server to bring items we ordered. And it wasn’t just us. The patrons next to us had the same problem with ice and cups. This place has the potential to be great but they need servers who care about the people they are serving.

This is always a fun place to come hang out with friends. They have a huge selection and very reasonable prices. There’s also a good amount of people during the weekends and they also have a DJ and a dance floor. Highly recommended if you’re just looking to take it easy and talk with friends.

I love coming here so much I recently became a regular in like the past month or so. The best time to come if you’re just looking to chill is during happy hour from 2pm to 7pm everyday, because it’s pretty much dead and you get to relax and talk with your friends while getting a discounted price. The waiters are pretty laid back, they kind of give off that hipster vibe I would say, but they’re awesome. They come back to check on you pretty often and the coal never gets cold because that’s how often they come back to check.

I’ve been a regular at Peace Pipe for almost a year now and it’s been a fantastic experience. All the servers are absolutely amazing in the way they treat people like family. All of them are very kind, give fantastic recommendations and continuously check up on customers to make sure they’re taken care of. Nichole, Shawn, Austin, Charbel and Anthony all are attentive and caring. Coals are always replaced within 10 minutes or so, the bowls last quite a long time and the overall smoking experience is great. I’ve come on week nights to study or relax and weekends during the afternoons to kick back and watch a game or TV. No matter the time of day, my experiences here have been nothing short of amazing.

I’m a regular here and have never had a bad experience. The servers are all very attentive. Hookah is always smooth and has a great flavor. Weekends get packed so come early. Always leave a generous tip, especially if you have a ton of people.

Staff is super distracted, unless you’re a regular or dating one of them… not the cheapest hookah, but decent quality. The weekend DJ is pretty live, but it gets packed pretty quick. Mostly high school/​younger college people. Not the best, but not the worse place I’ve ever visited.

Cool place, but loses 3 stars for being overpriced and having inattentive staff:
1) The prices are way too high. I went as a group of 6 people and all we got was one single hookah. The total was over $ 50 which in my opinion is ridiculous. $ 20 for the first three people plus $ 5 per person extra (EVEN IF YOU DON’T SMOKE) plus $ 2.50 per BYOB (EVEN IF YOU DON’T DRINK) plus 20% required gratuity for groups of at least 6. This would be a fine price if service was good, but:
2) The servers are extremely inattentive. There were about a dozen servers and I saw no fewer than half a dozen of them just sitting around smoking. We had to search and track down a server just to get a menu.

Great place to chill out and smoke some hookah. I love the layout of this place and the décor. They have countless seating areas to choose from but it can fill up quick on the weekends like an other popular hookah lounge.
They also have plenty of things to keep you entertained from board games to video games but lets not forget about the hookah. They offer a great deal of hookah flavors to choose from and even allow two flavor combos for no additional charge.
It’s also BYOB which is a great plus!
The only negative is they no longer serve food which was a bit of a bummer because I was really craving some Mediterranean food. On the flip side, they do allow you to bring in outside food for a small fee and if you don’t feel like leaving order delivery!
Overall this is a great spot; they have comfy couches, great music, and very attentive/​friendly staff. I highly recommend this place!

Absolutely love this place! My friends and I go to have a chill night out and enjoy the night. The service is awesome and I’ve had awesome waitresses every time I have gone. They are always around making sure everything is going good and to change the coal. Another plus is that it is very very affordable!
Saturdays tend to get very crowded, but the music is live and all the people that go are super friendly. It is truly a great hangout place!

So I have to be in Dallas for the next two months every weekend. This is my first weekend and I’ve never been to a hookah bar. I want to visit this place but no one ever picks up the phone to give me any info

I come here because my friends do. I also like the atmosphere. dancing and loud music in the front, and places to chill and talk in the back. service is just awful. our waitress was never around, then i went to go to the bathroom and saw her texting in a corner. this was especially annoying because you have to have someone like «escort» you out of the restaurant if you leave before your party has paid. so one of my friends had to stay an extra hour and half because our waitress was so useless. its horrible that they charge for water, im pretty sure that’s illegal in texas but whatever. i also absolutely hate that they charge people who arent smoking! i had 2 friends in our group that had to pay 5 bucks even tho they dont smoke hookah but wanted to hang out with everyone else who does

I have had «go to a hookah bar» on my «30 before 30» list for quite some time. Last night, I was headed to see a movie and had an hour to burn. When I Unilocaled nearby food establishments, Peace Pipe came up. Off I went to experience a hookah bar for the first time. Tres hipster, I know. I learned a few valuable lessons that I would like to share with all of you:
Lesson 1: When you walk in, just seat yourself. If you wait for someone to seat you, you’ll look stiff and pretentious.
Lesson 2: If stained ceiling tiles and dust gross you out, do not eat here.
Lesson 3: Bring a bottle of your favorite libation. It’s BYOB.
Lesson 4: Give yourself a few hours to smoke. My husband and I smoked for about an hour and didn’t even get halfway though. However, we did earn cool Karma points by leaving it to the table of kids next to us. As we donated the a second nearly full hookah to the table of 6, they said that we were «so f*cking nice, dude.» Hey, I’ll take it.
Lesson 5: Vanilla and Peach are amazing together
Lesson 6: Do not let your Wikipedia-​obsessed husband look up hookah while here. Listening to him talk about tar and carcinogens kind of ruined the experience for me!
Anyway, this spot is worth checking out. Happy hookah-​ing!

Okay so I have to admit, last time I was here the place was pretty okay. However, now there is a cover fee of $ 5 if you do not buy anything, now lady that is just not cool. Who cares about the hookah? I was dragged here by my 19 year old cousin who can’t drink so the only thing to do is smoke. I don’t blame her though, I did the same when I was under 21, but now that I’m well beyond that I refuse to pay $ 5 cover for a place that does not sell beer!

This place is semi-​crowded during the week and PACKED Saturday and Sunday nights with good DJ’s. The only drawback for me is the crowd is generally in the 20 – 25 year old range, and I’m 35 year old codger. Also, did I mention BYOB?

First time in Dallas, TX and we wanted to try a hooka place. This was close by to our hotel and was open late. Decided to try this out.
First off, BYOB. Not that it matters to me because I don’t drink but the people that I was with were drinking a lot and had their own cooler. Anyways, didn’t try the food, but had three different hookas going because it was about 8 of us there in total and it’s 3 people per hooka. The hookas were great. Smooth flavor and they came by often to change the coal and keep an eye on the hooka.
The atmosphere is crazy fun. At first when you walk in it’s a shock because you see people drinking, dancing, and smoking cigarettes. If you aren’t used to seeing this at a hooka bar then this will be a shock like it was to me. The live DJ was playing great music and towards the end of the night he was mixing it up with old school as well as different culture music.
All in all, a great place to chill and relax. Prices aren’t too bad either.

A bit pricey, but the place is really cool.
They have this coffee… it is the most amazing coffee I have ever had. Words cannot express my love for this coffee! It is super strong, and gave me a caffeine buzz unlike one I have ever experienced, and I will forever go to this place if only for the coffee.
Okay now that I am done drooling from my Pavlovian response to just thinking about that coffee, I can get to the rest.
The atmosphere is very calm, cozy, and ethnic. The wait staff is attentive and kind. It is a great place to get together with a group and hang out. That being said, it is not a place to set up a party in advance. The price for throwing a party there is laughable! So that is something I will never do here.
If you need a place to hang out, drink coffee, and smoke from a hookah in Richardson, The Peace Pipe is the place.

This place is chill, has great music & awesome hooka. Byob is a plus. It’s a lil hot in the back room, an oscillating fan is needed (they have a small floor fan, but ppl closest to it bogart the breeze. A fan that is secured in the corners would be a GREAT addition.)
Very comfy couches. I’m a lil sad they did away with the ‘dance floor’, but it’s cool the extra seating is nice and we just danced next to our couch. LOL
I’ve been here 4 times now & have never left dissatisfied or unhappy. Service is great, & they put up with our drunk, hooka high, dancing rowdyness. So OVER tip your server. :)
The only downside for me, Richardson is SO far. I live by DFW airport, so the drive keeps me from going more often. If they wanted to expand the business, we need a hooka bar closer to Euless. Thanks!

I quickly became a regular here even though it’s in Richardson and I live in North Plano.
The staff is very friendly all the way up to the owner. They are also very knowledgeable and they make good recommendations.
They have a really nice variety of quality shisha.
It’s a large venue with tons of seating. Comfy couches and chairs. A few large screen t.v.s. I like going here to watch sports games.
Its BYOB and they have a restaurant next door that delivers food to you.