The top five hoooka hangouts in....

[Felicia]

AZ!!
[url="http://www.shishaland.com"]http://www.shishaland.com[/url]
1. Gold Bar Espresso: Gold Bar is family-owned by some of the nicest people you will ever meet, not to mention a delightful place to get your caffiene fix. Try a taste of their most popular drink, the mocha especiale, made with Ghiradelli chocolate. There is even a magic eight ball next to the register -- for those hard decisions.2. Three Roots Cafe: This house-turned-coffee shop is nestled next to a frame store across from ASU on Mill Avenue. With eclectic furniture, appealing art and autumn-themed walls, Three Roots is an ideal hangout. Three Roots also has its own cook preparing vegan and vegetarian meals daily.3. Mill's End: Located at the end of Mill Avenue, this coffee house is the perfect study environment. Mill's End offers a wide selection of drinks, pastries and snacks to choose from. You can even grab a hookah and smoke out on the patio. Plenty of seating is available for your comfort. This is just the right place to get to know your date after dinner or meet up with some friends.4. Xtreme Bean: Since Xtreme Bean closes at midnight and opens at 5 a.m., it might as well be open 24 hours--and it is on Fridays and Saturdays. Xtreme Bean features all genres of live music as well as two quiet study rooms. With breakfast burritos, sandwiches, pastries and flavored lattes, it's no wonder that Xtreme Bean is one of our favorite places.5. Cupz Coffee: Newly-opened on College Avenue next to the ASU Foundation Building, Cupz Coffee not only serves coffee but a selection of deli sandwiches, salads and pastries as well. Another plus -- Sun Dollars are accepted here.

[DrunkenWizard]

In Tucson there is a place called Smiley's that is really
popular.  There are two more traditional places.One is called 420
and the other is Sinbad's.  They are both pretty nice and Sinbad's
even has a belly dancer.

[the Dahaka]

"Three Roots also has its own cook preparing vegan and vegetarian meals daily."

That's funny...given that they apparantly also serve maassell.

(ex-vegan talking here)

[PipeSmokeMcGee]

personally I like the Italian deli "Roshinovs", they have good seafood

[Brad]

Temple or Tucson is a bit too far for me to drive... and I haven't been able to find ANY hookah lounges in my area (North Phoenix). We have a few pool halls that have 2 - 3 hookahs but they don't know what they're doing and they charge too much.

[Brad]

Not Temple ...Tempe

[PipeSmokeMcGee]

there is also a deli in knoxville, tn, called Ali Baba's Time Out Delicatessan.  this place is owned by palestinians (i think) and they sell hookahs.  however, i am disappointed to inform you that they do not smoke them in the establishment.

[Sonthert]

I sell my tobacco to one lounge type place, they have six hookahs. They have live concerts, and traffic is heavy, but six hookahs. I found a place that had two hookahs, downtown San Diego...

[pavlakos_politakos]

BIANKY on cony island  ave across the street from SAHARA.beautiful.kind of dark but kool music(arabic),kool people,i wouldnt say the best service,good shi sha,belly dancing every friday and saturday and a kitchen is opening up in a few weeks.its in brooklyn,ny by the way.

[lilotaku]

[quote name='DrunkenWizard']In Tucson there is a place called Smiley's that is really
popular.  There are two more traditional places.One is called 420
and the other is Sinbad's.  They are both pretty nice and Sinbad's
even has a belly dancer.[/quote]yeah,  the maassell and the hookah's are great, but the atmosphere somewhat resembles a hole in the wall. Regardless if you don't care about atmosphere and want a good smoke session,  they are prime stuff.  The staff is great, and very friendly to boot.  I'll have to try out 420's and sinbad's.  Do they have websites or do you guys have pics of those 2 places?