Dream Cafe

by Roni G.

Dream is way too cramped and crowded, and the ventilation is bad. The music is really good though and the coal service is better than others. They do offer the watery soap stuff to make bubbles. I guess that's mildly entertaining. Still, I wouldn't come here. It's not that nice inside, which makes me wonder why all those other middle eastern girls come dressed up in heels. To this hookah bar... really?!

by Tatiana D.

Great place just to kick it!!!!!

by Mimi L.

Did you know that the ink from Sharpies stays in your skin for weeks?  At one of my birthday kickbacks a few years back, my friends decided it would be fun to draw all over me.  I mean it - my ENTIRE body was covered with Sharpie messages.  Of course, I washed it all off the next morning.  At least, I THOUGHT I did.  ***TWO WEEKS LATER***I go to Dream Cafe for some hookah.  Mind you, Dream has blacklights (one of the things that I love and hate about the place), and I was wearing a tanktop.  At one point, I looked down and saw that my arms were GLOWING with old Sharpie messages that now looked like highlighter messages - you could still see/read EVERYTHING!  That was definitely pretty embarrassing...ANYWAY.  I've been coming to Dream for awhile now.  It used to be pretty ghetto and dirty, but they've remodeled and now I'm definitely a fan.  The couches are comfortable (although they're probably not the cleanest things in the world), the hookahs hit well (peach!), and the owner is way chill. Note: Like Aziz A. said, they're really strict with the "1 hookah for every 2 people" rule.  -1 star for that and for the fact that some of the couches desperately need to be replaced.

by Paul D.

I went once for a friend's birthday dinner...and let me tell you...NOT impressed. Service was minimal, and the food wasn't terribly good either. I ordered the falafel pita, only to discover that they like to burn things. My falafels were black, and hard as rocks..(maybe they were??) :[ They still tried to charge me for it, however. They also played very loud arabic rap music and people started getting into fights. I think the best part was leaving.

by Christina P.

This is the only hookah place I've tried and everytime I come back the service gets worst and worst.  This hookah bar lounge isn't really that big, its crowded especially on the weekends but the music is great. They play a lot of hip hop music from the 90's and even today's hits.  My only annoyance is that one hookah is for every 2 people.  That's expensive when you're there with

by Shelley N.

I used to go to this hookah bar at least 4 times a week (i know kinda lame) but it used to be way cool. they had pool tables, they played music, and had movies playing on this huge screen, everyone was nice and prices were awesome not to mention great hookah. now...this place pretty much sux. they closed off the pool room so no more pool tables :(  which cuts the size of the place literally in half, raised the prices ridiculously high, its always crowded cuz it's so small there's no room anymore, and there is always a huge wait(you have to wait outside on the tiny walkway) because the owners have about 8 of the 14 tables reserved ( for all their friends). this place went from awesome to sh**ty really fast. i wouldnt recommend this place to anyone!

by Matt J.

nice lounge.  good coal rotation.  service was decent.  i wasn't feeling the music, though.  pop and bad hip hop music videos, ugh.  good flavor selection.

by McLeon N.

Cool place to kick it and smoke some hookah. Kinda packed on certain nights but well worth the wait. Good service with reasonable prices.

by aziz a.

The staff is rude, especially the short girl that works there. they make you order one hookah for every 2 people which is such a rip off, plus they only take cash so dont even think about just bringing a credit card. they do have an atm machine there but why get out 20 dollars plus 3 dollar service charge just to come to this crappy place.don't come here. fusion is much better.