by morgan h.

It's the only one of its kind in the area, but that seems to be it's downfall. Pricey to join, expensive shisha (pre-made and left out in the air) with little selection, no food and rude service.Cheapest hookah is $12 for "graveyard flavor", under-filled reservoirs (got told i was just doing it wrong, though you could plainly see the stem was dry) and leaky hoses. Oh, and the coals were insta-lights which taste like fireworks. No food, canned drinks at inflated prices, and little charm. I would rather spend my money on my own gear (which you have to buy elsewhere) then go back. This is a luxury, I don't need to smoke. But it wasn't pleasant enough to make me go back.It gets 2 for just being what it is, a hookah joint in an area that needs somewhere to wind down, but this is an example of how not to do it. And there are more opening in Seattle in the future. I hope they upgrade a bit.