The Best Hookah Bars in Henderson

Azuza Hookah Lounge is awarded Best of Las Vegas hookah lounge. You'll find them on Harmon and Paradise near Gangnam Asian BBQ, next to Insomnia Cookies.Inside is cozy and lovely with dim lighting and comfy seating. The lounge has a calming and relaxing atmosphere and there's good soothing R&B music. Happy Hour is everyday from the time they open until 8pm. On Tuesdays, the price for happy hour is offered all night long for Nevada residents with proof of valid ID, and applies to selected drinks, hookah, and food such as hummus, lebneh, sliders, kofta asada fries, and jumbo shrimp kabob entree.Menu is viewable via QR code. They even have a Pineapple Experience which include Edible Pineapple Hookah, Pineapple Shrimp, and Pineapple Mojito. Pricing for hookah, food, and drinks for two people is $99. I had Baklava with ice cream ($10) which is very sweet and decadent, they give a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream topped with fresh mint. Personally, I would prefer baklava by itself and pair that with good coffee. Their Turkish coffee ($5) is excellent! It's smooth, strong, and wonderfully complements the nuttiness and sweetness of baklava.Service from Koli and Erin is welcoming, attentive, and friendly.

I came here late last month for a birthday hang out with my coworkers on a Saturday evening. Such a Hidden local gem near place about 6 minutes away. Once you arrive on the outside it looks likes like just an ordinary establishment. But once you get inside and immediately make that sharp left as the entrance to the entertainment side for the music is very subtle. Don't keep going straight as it will lead you to the cigar lounge full of adult men. Once you are inside you feel like you just went down the rabbit hole which felt like the vibe just flipped. The stage lighting is what kept the whole vibes unsighted of the dated decoration, furniture, and food as Menu was overwhelming with items. You must make reservations in advance and check their website for the entertainment calendar. It was reggae night and there was a belly dancer before and after the band. We ordered a bunch of food and overall, it was not up to par as the live music. Just order the chicken wings...if you just want to munch. I just recommend just eating a good dinner before you come here. So, if you're looking for a local place to just chill with live music with good vibes, drinks, and hookah .. This is it!

This is a very nice and chill bar most nights of the week.I haven't had the chance to eat any of the food here, but the service is always top notch and the bartenders are kind and make exceptional drinks. I especially like the ambiance and plenty of seating options.

Ah fuck the boogeyman is back.....this place made me go back to writing reviewsWe literally stumbled upon this place randomly looking for another place in the area all because of that katakana neon sign that says Lounge...Sometimes the best things are the most random things and I can say that this place has the most unique alcohol selection, the best quality hookahs (Kaloud Lotus bowls), and by far the best Curry Gyoza i've (only) had.Easily the best Hookah Lounge in Vegas right now....

This place is awesome! The food is great also. Wings were some of the best I've had and the hookah is a great deal! Must try this place!

Loved the ambiance, which had a sort of galactic vibe. The food was very good and fresh! The staff was very accommodating and friendly.

I made reservations for Mother's Day at 1 pm. We arrived 30 minutes early and had to wait. The restaurant had a brunch menu for $60 per person, which included standard drinks and access to a charcuterie table. We were seated promptly and placed our order, but then had to wait over an hour for our food. The wait was so long that I ended up going back and forth to the charcuterie table multiple times, which was frustrating. At one point, I was close to suggesting to my mom and sister that we leave and go to the Cheesecake Factory instead. I found it frustrating that the pricing for the brunch wasn't clearly explained - it was $60 per person, and they also charged $30 each for bottomless mimosas, plus an additional 18% service charge. The total bill came to $341.21, and considering the long wait and the overall ambiance, I don't think I'll be returning to this restaurant.