I had a great time at this lounge. Fun and clean environment, The hooka quality was superb. A great…read morechill spot for a girls night out or bday celebration. They have live DJ and events on Saturdays.

This place is nice and it's CLEAN. I'm having a great time! I can't get enough of it. I would…read morerecommend this place to anyone!

Always a vibe. Small venue , but good service. They open pretty late so the later you're there the…read moremore people will come and it will get packed so expect slower service at the bar but still good. Prices and music are pretty decent. I don't recall them having a food menu.

I must say I have been to most of the Orlando hookah lounges and when it comes to environment this…read moreplace is second to none. Above that the service here is absolutely incredible. This is a must stop if your interested and enjoy the hookah experience. It's not loud or to club like if you need to do studying done I was able to with ease. Highly recommended.

After months of anticipation... I finally made it to Alfie's…read more It was exactly what I was hoping it would be: a slice of culture. Real people. Real life. Real youth. Real energy. Real good vibes. Orlando obviously has no shortage of places to eat, drink, and gather, but Alfie's belongs to that rare category of venues that feel equally at home in a major metropolis. It's the kind of spot that would fit seamlessly into Los Angeles's best neighborhoods: think Gold Line in Highland Park or the Vinyl Room at the Hollywood Palladium. Not because they're carbon copies, but because they share that intangible quality of genuine discovery and cultural curiosity. The crowd ( age range 25 - 35 mostly ) was genuinely engaged with one another. People were actually talking, actually present, not hunched over their phones. That alone felt invigorating. There was an undeniable spark in the room. Alfie's wasn't chasing trends; it was simply allowing them to emerge naturally. What impressed me most was how they brought it all together .. Retro stereo equipment and vinyl players from the 50s mixed with a bar area that's super sleek and modern. Conversations, music, the lounge itself .... all came together in a way that felt alive and IN THE MOMENT. When my LA friends visit, Alfie's is on the list. Go after 9 or 10 PM and plan to stay for at least two hours. That's when you really see the scene develop and come alive. Bring your ID: they card at the door. Even at my age, I still get carded. No complaining about that ! lol

We entered around 8 pm on a Wednesday. We considered getting a drink since it was cold inside and…read morethe music was good. However, we initially entered to get a picture in the photobooth for our friends birthday. There was no one at the door checking IDs. After we all piled into the photobooth, someone walked up and asked for our IDs. He wanted us to exit the booth to get them. Eventually said ok because we had already paid and on a timer. But he was very impatient. Let me add that there was not a single person in the entire place. NO ONE. Let me also add that almost our entire group is almost 40. So we're obv not underage. With the way he approached us and was completely impatient, we were a little turned off and left. Which lost them money on our entire group. He followed us out the door as we left. It was a weird experience especially when there was literally no one else in there. The music was good but I doubt and of us will to back based on that experience alone.

This used to be a Turkish restaurant. Before that, it was an…read moreItalian restaurant over 15 years ago. This location is right off Semoran Blvd. it's always had an issue with parking and getting into the lot due to its awkward placing on the roadside. It's funny that it's a sports bar, but it's closed on Monday. No Monday night football here! Can't wait to give it an actual try. Looking at the menu, they have typical bar fare with the addition of tacos and flatbreads. The menu looks pretty basic, but I'm interested in trying the fried zucchini. I'm also excited to see the layout. At first glance, I can see they opened up the main dining room and got rid of the narrow hallway at the entrance. It looks more like a bar and a modern spot instead of the dated 70s look of the building. I'll update more when I get the chance.

average spot to watch a game. they have hookahs and TVs but the atmosphere felt a bit dead. drinks…read morewere just okay, could be improved

The location is awesome. We came right at opening and had…read morethe whole place to ourselves. Love the decor and the feel of the place. I will say that the drinks were really good , for sure a go too. I won't say at that the service was bad at all ... but would have had more drinks but it took forrrr ever to make them ... The gentleman that did help us was very sweet and asking if we needed recommendations Overall , yes will come back

This place was so chill and a nice vibe. The DJ was playing R&B music and he did sooo well!! I…read moredefinitely recommend this place

Outstanding establishment. Great vibe & environment. The owners are extremely polite and friendly &…read morethe bottle girls are amazing. 10/10 recommend to anyone

This is a nice hookah lounge if you are Arab. It's family oriented even at night. The tea is well…read moremade. I couldn't stay too long with my allergies but enjoyed the music and vibes.

excellent service great customer service a place to relax and feel cozy…read more it's the spot