Arabian Nights Hookah Lounge Milwaukee

"A good place for a quiet sit down smoke session. Vibes were a bit awkward, there's no music playing or anything like that, but you can play your own music or put on your own shows/movies. It was like hanging out in a friend's basement. Bowl was very good, customer service was great, and the prices were fair. Not your typical lounge"

"Horrible place very pricey and they don’t even turn the heat on I got very sick just being there smoking hookah few days ago and never coming back!!"

"Hookah was okay. The flavor last 20-30 minutes before you need a refill. Not busy when I arrived but the server was nice and attentive. You can watch YouTube on their Roku TV and control it on your phone."

"My friends and I have been coming to this hookah bar for a while now. It's always been quiet, comfortable and laid back. We've never had a bad host/hostess. They're always very attentive whether there's two groups there or ten groups there. Love this place."

"Knowledgeable Hookah User Review: I am giving this a 5/5 because the service was excellent and everyone was courteous and polite. Only CONs for me were of the actual Hookah setups. More information about that below. Food: Pepperoni pizza was excellent. Big portion (whole pie) and tasted REALLY good. Service: I didn't catch his name but the guy working the register was pretty hospitable and knowledgeable. We chatted about Hookah and different setups and tobacco brands. He had good recommendations for flavors and steered me clear of the beginner stuff. Atmosphere: Although the little separated "booth" rooms were awesome, there are no walls dividing them and everyone gets their own TV that can play YouTube and Pandora. This forced me to listen to multiple different songs playing at the same time. Would have preferred the staff to control the music for everyone. My only complaints are of the Hookah setups themselves and I won't knock them any stars for this as I am sure most of their customers won't know any of this. Things That Could be Improved: Hookahs: KM hookahs are great and I liked the Tri-metal I was given to use. I was hoping for some Modern-style choices but not expecting it at a lounge. Bowls: Traditional Egyptian bowls were used. I would have preferred a phunnel bowl (such as the Hookah John Harmony or an Alpaca Apache.) Coals: They serve quick lights by default but up-charge for Natural coconut coals. I wasn't sure what brand they were but they seemed to work really well and lasted around 45 mins (which isn't a problem because they replace them when needed). Considering the cost of the hookah (15 bucks for single flavor), I will definitely pay the 4 dollars to not inhale the chemicals that come on QLs. Shisha Tobacco: They have mainly Haze and I have seen Al Fakher (and possibly Fumari) on their menu. I would have really liked a wider selection of different blonde leaf brands, Ugly for example (made down the road in Chicago), or even some dark leaf tobaccos. The flavor profiles there are leaps and bounds ahead of Haze. I found the flavor in haze isn't too strong and wears off after a while and even while the flavor is there, I tasted the underlying tobacco more. Hoses: Hoses used are traditional hoses. This means they have a metal coil in them that will rust and corrode over time and I didn't want to inhale any of that. I highly recommend this lounge upgrade to the HookahJohn Narbish hose (if you still want the traditional Egyptian style) that is completely washable. Being a hookah nerd, I brought my own Aluminum D-Hose and am thankful that I was allowed to use it."