First time experience- FOOD- 3/5 at best. I mean I never…read moreexpect food at a hookah lounge to be all that great. Didn't come for the food. We got candy and snacks as well. Can you bring your own food? I saw people bring their own food and drink... it seemed to fine. SERVICE- Was great. He checked on us and always made sure we were okay and didn't need anything. Made good recommendations as well AMBIANCE- Amazing! They had couches all alongside the wall with a table in front and then comfy chairs across. They have a selection of CARDS and BOARDGAMES. We played cards and I had a really great time.

4.5 stars My…read morefavorite hookah bar in Northern VA so far! ~This place is actually clean and aesthetically pleasing. FLAVOR OPTIONS (5/5): ~They have a variety of brands and flavors (Starbuzz, Fumari, Al Fakher, Tangiers, ETC) HOOKAH (5/5): ~They pack it sooooo well! Other places over pack it or incorrectly foil, causing it to have that burnt taste too early. They also have the natural coals if you ask! SERVICE (5/5): ~I've never experienced any issues with the service. They've always been nice, and replace the coals when they get low ONLY CON is: ~They are only open from 6PM-12AM, so can't have a midday session, but maybe one day, they will extend their hours (hopefully)!

I'm leaving the most honest review I can because I believe this place has great potential. Ill…read morestart by saying the DJ for Thursdays it's great ! The hookah are good as well. now the not so great. as a chef and business owner I know exactly what it takes to make really great business! 1. The drinks are completely over priced. 2. If your going to offer bottle service, why are you charging $400 for bottles. your a very small place. this isn't DC. even $200 is a lot this place is small ! 3. no food, if your a restauran/bar or club which ever you are claiming to be. why are you selling more alcohol then food. it's 80/20. I hope this review help! it's a great place but definitely needs some improvement.

Sapphire is a vibe! The dj's are dope! They play great mixes. Crowds are always dancing. Very…read moreaesthetic inside with club lights & a bar. Hookah hits hard. I got white peach with mint made by Fatima! Had a great time with my friends and fam!! Definitely recommend this place!! Owner is beyond friendly, thank you Akbar!

Haze Hookah is a no-frills lounge with a very simple setup. Their menu consist of just hookah and…read morenon-alcoholic drinks - I would not recommend if you're looking for a bite, because there's no food. It's not a high-energy spot - there was no music playing, and at one point, someone dropped their hookah and the entire place went silent. The vibe leans more to a mature crowd, with a mix of solo guests on laptops and small groups chatting. That said, the seating is pretty tight and lack of music and background noise makes it easy to overhear everyone's conversations. While there are four TVs inside, none were turned on during the visit. Instead, a few guests were playing music off their phones. Since it's no-frills, service is fast, but there's only one server, so don't expect much in the way of follow-up or table service. There's no mobile or table checkout - slightly inconvenient, especially with how tightly the tables are packed. You have to walk to the back to pay . Hookahs are placed on the floor, making it a bit of a struggle to get out if you're seated in the booths. They carry three main hookah brands, with various flavors , and drink prices are affordable, typically ranging from $2 to $3.50. -Al Fakher -Starbuzz -Adalya The lounge is located in a small, well-lit strip near Moda Café and a Tex-Mex grill. Parking availability is a non-issue. Inside, however, it's fairly dim. It's not ideal for a date night, but it works if you're looking for a budget-friendly place or simply hookah.

Cool hookah lounge, simple, and inexpensive. Their Happy Hour hookah goes for $12 from 12pm to 5pm,…read morebut you have to add $2 for the disposable hose, and $2 for coal. The real price is $16, still pretty good deal. Quality is good, the ambiance is not that of a lounge, more like a college coffee shop.

Our go to spot when we don't want to be in huge crowds. Reasonable hookah prices and the manager…read morealways takes care of us

Wonderful service, wonderful hookah! Teddy (owner)l/manager) is awesome!!! Very attentive to his…read morecustomers and easy to talk to/approach. I'm coming back and bringing more business here for SURE!!! Also a good spot to study, or chill, or party(?), depending on the scene that night. Def check it out if you're exploring hookah lounges around the area!!

From outside it actually looks cozy and nice. The minute we enter we were met by several servants,…read moreso attentive part was ticked off. It's was not a busy night, most seats vacant. We went upstairs and the furniture would be more attractive in an antique store. We ordered kibbeh and hummus as appetizer. The meat inside Kibbeh was cold and the server changed it to two new ones. Same result, but now it was frozen in center. We did not bother to mind the staff again. The hummus was good! We also ordered mix grill. I am so sorry but that was a huge disappointment! Meat was burnt, and was a handful to chew in addition. Salad that came with it didn't taste much either, like Arabic salads usually do. Even tough the person that served us was nice and attentive, it doesn't help if the ambiance and the food quality is of so low standard. For hookah evening I recon this place will work for certain parties, for dining only, you should look for a better option.

First time dining at Zouroona. I dragged my boyfriend here because it was the only place with…read moreknafeh nearby and I was CRAVING knafeh... First impression walking in was "oh this is new." We were greeted by a lady who was at the top of the stairs. We walked up and that's where the lounging and dining was. I ordered the chicken shawarma sandwich ($12) and knafeh ($10), my boyfriend got the lamb kabob sandwich ($12). The Knafeh came out first per request and to put it in the simplest way, I don't think I would come back to order knafeh here... especially not for $10 (only $2 less than our sandwich?!). It definitely got rid of my knafeh craving but I wouldn't come back for it, I'd drive the 24mins to go to Jenins pastry and get knafeh there. My sandwich was delicious. It was very juicy and full. Definitely enjoyed it a lot. The fries were pretty good too. What I got was definitely a safe option but I'm really happy with it. The service? It seemed to be just one casually dressed lady... nothing bad, nothing good. She didn't check in, just walked us to our table, took our order, brought our food, and that's about it. The place? Very dim, very quiet. Would I come back again? Yes, probably just for the wrap and nothing else.

Went here with a group to celebrate my sister's birthday. Hadn't been to the "clerb" in quite…read moreawhile so didn't know what to expect. This place is 1 part sports-bar, 1 part hookah lounge, 1 part club with restaurant quality food. I LOVED IT! Service was great especially for a large group. Wings and "sweet" fries...HIGHLY recommend

Great atmosphere. Relaxed environment. Good music. Good food & drinks (if cigars and hookahs don't…read morebother you). Prices can get pretty hefty after 8pm.

Quite a pleasant place. I like the chicken sharwa and the kabobs. Quality especially for price is…read morehard to beat. Also great sides too. This is a nice restaurant to have a relaxing meal at. It could work for a date too, but I prefer it to unwind at. How's the service? Top notch. You will feel welcomed here. The staff are all good people, that work hard to make the experience a positive one. It's a clean restaurant. Parking can be interesting, as the area has some non drivers, but this wins in the risk vs reward game of dining!

IThe worst Falafel wraps we have ever tried. Even I can do a better job…read more We called for two falafel wraps($20),they were ready in lightning time(now we know that this was the first alarm) Anyways drove for a miles and tried them and realized that they fried stones dipped in something and called it falafel. These most certainly were frozen, which is bad to begin with, then they certainly cooked it on high heat and then they over cooked it hence the stones we were given to eat. Don't eat there e are or made an attempt to