This place amazing!!! Angelica was the best!!! It had been raining for a while, and stopped in for…read morea hookah! Ended meeting everyone in the bar! Played uno, laughed, and got to know a few new people! I will definitely be back!!!

Full Service Bar - no longer BYOB*, no food on premise but great drink and hookah prices. Mondays…read morethey have $15 hookahs and Mexican candy shots are $4 everyday. They have an outside and inside area. Very cute spot.

Good servers and great gyros. The only down side is they do don't tend the hookahs. Other than…read morethat, it is a great environment for a hookah lounge.

Awesome place, I feel so welcomed and relax. Great servers and food is great. All you can eat here…read moreis score!!

I always enjoy my time at Shisha. They have everything you need for remote workers and delicious…read morefood! Sharean was my server tonight and has been for many nights I've visited. She's detail oriented, checks in regularly, whether you're a new customer or regular. This always makes my experience memorable.

We ordered the sesame bread for an appetizer. It was very good. Next time I would order hummus with…read moreit though. My friend and I both ordered the lamb tikka. It was excellent! We sat outside and thoroughly enjoyed the cooler weather. Very nice ambience outdoors.

Never crowded--chill spot! Great staff, friendly and courteous! Great for small or large groups…read more Many hookah options and flavors.

This place is good for late night hangouts. They allow BYOB and usually have music playing. The…read morehookah is definitely more expensive then most places in San Antonio but they truly do stay open until their advertised time unlike other hookah bars.

Best trivia night vibe!! We love Brandon!!! Food and drinks are amazing too!! And all the dogs are…read morereally cute.

Amazing 10/10 :) Food yummy…read moreVibes 10/10 Great views Would come back Recommend the chicken sandwich

Went on a Tuesday on our first night in town- such a chill, nice vibe. Service was great and food…read morewas delicious. No longer BYOB and they now serve beer and seltzer. Also had vibey R&B playing, a plus. Oh, and the trees were gorgeous on the deck

I met up with a friend around 7:30p' on a Saturday evening and this would be my first at Habibi…read moreCafe and my first time trying hookah. You have a choice of sitting inside at either a table or couch setting. You can also sit outside on their patio which looked really cool. I sat inside and being my first time patroning I felt the service could have been a little friendlier and helpful. Thankfully the people who I sat next to were super friendly and helpful in explaining everything to me. I love the decor! The lighting and couch/benches gives it just a kiss of Mediterranean feel. For food, I tried the gyro plate and it was really good. For drink I had a hibiscus raspberry hot tea. For hookah I think it was a combo of flavors. It was nice and I was really intrigued with the process and the coals. This place is open late nights so it's a good hangout place and it's quiet enough for studying or homework. I think I'll definitely return especially for the tea and hummus.

Naara is one of my favorite Mediterranean restaurants in San Antonio…read more In business for a long time, Naara offers a wide variety of Mediterranean food, keeping the out authenticity of the flavors in every plate. The food selection is large. I would recommend you to look at their menu, but my favorite is the chicken shawarma plate. Every time I come here this is my selection. They also have pizza and they are very well known for having one of the best pizzas in town. With fresh ingredients, their food is just amazing. You will enjoy it as much as me. If you love, hookah, they have hookah service and you can enjoy it in the big patio they have. If you're looking for something more quiet, they have an indoor dining room and you can see there's always a students here doing homework or research and enjoying their hookah. They are located on I 10 and Wurzbach, and they have a large parking lot, you will also find in the same location a very popular Mediterranean market call Alibaba where you can find all kind of Mediterranean food and ingredients I hope you enjoy Naara as much as I do.

Food: Always well prepared, fresh and with the right portion for the price…read more Service: Always quick and easy Ambiance: Makes for a really chill spot for lunch if you need a hour or so to decompress.

Some restaurants feed you. Tripoli's transports you. From…read morethe moment you walk in, the space does something to you -- warm lighting, tufted banquettes, burgundy velvet chairs with gold legs, and a ceiling panel with intricate geometric lattice work straight out of a Moroccan riad. It doesn't feel like a strip mall restaurant. It feels intentional. The pastry case alone deserves its own review. Piped butter cookies, rose-dotted squares dusted with cardamom, delicate filled rolls -- it's the kind of display that makes you order dessert before you've even sat down. And then the food. The chicken shawarma bowl is not playing around -- seasoned chicken, kalamata olives, crumbled feta, creamy garlic sauce over a bed of greens, finished with cracked pepper. Every bite is layered and bold. The kind of meal that makes you pause mid-fork and just appreciate it. What sets Tripoli's apart isn't just the food or the ambiance. It's that the whole experience feels curated. Like someone who actually loves this culture built this place and meant every single detail. San Antonio has been sleeping on this gem. Wake up!!

I had a hard time walking out without calling for the manager or owner. I would like to start my…read morepost with the positive so here it goes. The ambiance was great, everything from the decorative rugs, Arab writing on the wall, tagine pottery and brass crafts were perfectly displayed. The tabbouleh salad was very tasty, it had the right amount of ingredients making it pretty as well as colorful placed in the neat brass metal bowl. Now with the things that require immediate remedial attention: 1. The burger was overrated, overcooked and dry. 2. The chick pea salad lacked chick peas, dressing, onions and feta cheese. 3. The lamb Kofta plate was prepared right however, it was not enough meat for the price and the cream sauce tasted like straight butter with a hint of garlic. The pita bread was lukewarm and looked like it had been unwrapped, quartered and thrown in a microwave for 30 seconds prior to serving it. 4. Drinks Ordered: The Cafe' Arabia was very tasty BUT, I didn't get it until we were almost done with our meal. We ordered drinks when we were first seated so that was a big red flag. My wife also ordered the Moroccan mint teapot and she didn't get it until after I got my coffee. I told the barista/waiter to cancel it when I got my coffee but he said it was also ready for us and could put it in a to-go cup for her. That kind of defeated the whole experience of drinking tea while waiting for our meal. 5. The service was really slow. Took over 15 minutes to get our (tap) waters and 20 minutes for our food when we were the only ones in the restaurant until we had placed our order. 6. The waitress needs some serious people skills and bussing training to know how to serve food and drinks. She touched the tops of the glasses her fingers. She didn't greet us and practically dropped the plates on the table when she brought them out. To add insult to injury, she put the handheld pay device on the table without asking us if we wanted or needed anything else. My kids wanted to try out some desserts, so luckily for us, the nearby HEB has plenty to offer. I had high hopes for this place because of what the owner posted on Instagram and it is so close to our neighborhood. Guess we will have to continue driving further into the city to other Mediterranean and Middle-Eastern restaurants that have better food and service.