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Hookah Bars in Boston

The hookah was originally created in India many years ago, yet today has become a popular pastime here in Boston. The hookah features water in the vase area, charcoal for heating towards the top, and multiple tubes for inhaling the tobacco. Smoking the tobacco, which is known as the shisha or sheesha, is a social event, perfect for relaxation.

Since there are commonly numerous hoses coming out, it makes for an interactive activity to do with a group. You will love the unique flavor options and the light-headed feeling and buzz you get from taking in the smoke. Check out these three area spots featuring hookahs below.

1. Tangierino


73-83 Main St, Charlestown, (617) 242-6009

Tangierino is an award winning Moroccan restaurant with a menu featuring numerous influences from around the globe. Also onsite is Koullshi, the hookah and cigar lounge. Featuring a lavish atmosphere, this renovated restaurant and lounge features a private brick Bedouin tent, high quality cuisine, a full bar, plus entertainment each night from talented belly dancers.

You won’t want to miss the full, walk-in humidor for cigar enthusiasts and for pure relaxation, partake in hookah smoking for $30 for two guests. The menu features eight flavors like apple, mint, and blueberry. The hookah pipes are available for use nightly during their regular business hours of 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.More »

2. OM Restaurant & Lounge


92 Winthrop St, Cambridge (617) 576-2800

Om is a two floor oasis right in Harvard Square. Celebrated Executive Chef Patricia Yeo has brought her skills from Ginger Park over to Om, where she showcases a menu filled with innovative Asian and American dishes. Featuring a range of music from salsa to hip hop, it's a place to dine, sip on signature aromatherapy cocktails, and let loose and dance, surrounded by Buddha statues, paintings, and their calming water wall.

Locals and visitors also love their outdoor hookah area. For $20 per hookah, which accommodates to five people, you can kick back and smoke, starting at 5:00 pm, any night of the week. With flavors like guava, apple, mango, and mixed fruit, you are sure to find one you enjoy.More »

3. Sheesha Lounge


417 Cambridge St, Allston, (617) 782-7433

Sheesha Lounge offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere for getting together with friends and smoking colorful, glass hookahs. Located right in Allston, they pride themselves on providing locals the opportunity to partake in this ancient Turkish ritual. The menu features a long list of tobacco flavors like jasmine, banana, chocolate, cola, or rose. Or you can go for one of their signature blends, for $35 for four people, like the Head Buzz.

They are open to requests for what’s on TV or what music is played, so don’t be shy to make requests. You can even purchase products to enjoy all the effects of hookah at home.  Students should be sure to ask about any specials to take advantage of.More »

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