Rock N Hookah

The food is really good. I had chicken kabobs with some sort of sauce that was great. Be also tried a sandwich there that was delicious. I’ve had hookah there plenty of times and loved it. I love the seating. They don’t have a full bar though.

The service here was awful. I can not stress that enough.
The wait time was terrible.
Food portions were small.
Food taste was a 6 out of 10.
I will not dine here again, or recommend to friends.

Visited this place I think 4 years ago with family and friends. I don’t know how much has to changed, but if it didn’t change much, then I can’t wait to go back! Like any other Hookah bars in SF but bigger space. Legit!

I enjoyed the hookah here while on my vacation in south Florida. The atmosphere was nice, however the hookah service was a bit slow. It took longer than needed to get more coals.
I think the next time I am in Fort lauderdale that I may seek out a new hookah lounge, as service is very important to me.

I went to Rock N’ Hookah on a Saturday night around 11 pm and the place was PACKED. Every table was taken and the seating outdoors was all that was available. We were cool with that cause the music which was live indoors was blaring! I like how authentic the place seemed which was weird cause it was in the middle of Hard Rock and club city! We waited for about half hour to be seated which was cool cause it is amazing place to people watch. Once we were seat the waitress let us know we may have to wait longer — for me I’d rather be updated on the wait time then just sit around twiddling my thumbs. Once the hookah was finally served it was good! So the four stars is for the service, the hookah, and the authenticity! I think next time I would come maybe mid afternoon time or early evening to avoid the crowds.

Friday night. If it wasn’t for belly dancers party the place would be only one third full.
I sat at the bar first, but felt like I’m in a middle of employee hang out. Here are some eating at the bar, some folding forks and napkins. I felt like I was intruding:)
Food: not bad, but ridiculous portions. Example: 4 small falafels-​8 $. It’s a cheap dish to make, it’s just deep fried balls of peas. Small plate of eggplants 6 $. wine, 9 $ per white Italian wine. You pay $ 7 for a bottle at the store. Thats quite a mark up. I paid $ 50 for wine and 2 appetizers. 18percent included. Ussualy I just give my card to a server, but this time I left it at the bar, so the server brought me a check to approve. That was good, because I noticed an extra charge of a desert that I didn’t ordered, and tip.
When she brought my card back with a check to sign, it was room for tip, so if I didn’t look at the check first, I would tip her additional tip without knowing they already charged me.
Needless to say I won’t come back. It was just a waste of money. And time.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the food!

i came here with a friend. i liked the ambience and i really liked my waiter. however the items i wanted to order were no longer available, so i had to order completely different things. i had the grilled cheese platter (which is just cheese that is grilled) and baba ghanouj. the food was still good.

love the atmosphere… the music is always good, then again i like arabic music, but they play a little bit of everything… the belly dancer comes out and slithers through the crowd and puts on a great show a couple of times throughout the night… hookahs are great, food is good… i just love the place… nice and dimly lit, nice art on the walls. the bathroom situation however, thumbs down… there is one sinlge bathroom. good thing it’s not a very big place…

We dined here on our first visit to the Hard Rock Casino, and really enjoyed ourselves. It was a «date night» for us, so we didn’t bring our children, and I didn’t even think to notice if they had a children’s menu, but my guess would be that they do not, and to be honest, that’s how we choose where we go for our date nights: which places will be less likely to have children in attendance, lol.
For starters, you can’t ask for a better location. We ate outside on the patio, as the inside was booked for a private party, but it was a beautiful night, and we enjoyed people watching while we dined. The atmosphere is really fun and trendy, with music playing at an appropriate level even on the patio. The staff was attentive, and the owners were onsite, even stopping by our table to say hello, despite being in the middle of readying the restaurant for a large private Christmas party. The interior is tastefully decorated, and was made even more elegant for the holidays. It looked like the party that was being hosted was going to be a really nice event, but we, and several other patrons eating near us, were in jeans, and I didn’t feel uncomfortable.
We didn’t order from the hookah menu, but I did have a Long Island (very generous on the liquor), and the hummus was the best I’ve had in years. My husband and I each had shawarma (beef and chicken), which comes with rice and salad. The portions were enormous, and we had enough leftover to eat for lunch the next day, and with some to spare. For dessert, we had their homemade Baklava. Incredible, with huge pistachio chunks in it, and the perfect amount of sweetness. After about 9:30, they had a belly dancer who did a fire show steps from our table. This is a family owned business, and it seemed to be run like a well oiled machine. We were seated and served quickly, and never felt even the slightest bit ignored despite the party prep, and then the actual party itself, going on inside the restaurant.
They could use a website, as I occasionally like to check out the menu before I visit a new place, and I miss the fluffy homemade pita bread that I used to get at my fave Arabic restaurant up in SE Michigan, but if you’ve got a hankering for some good Mediterranean food, or just want some good service while listening to music and enjoying hookah or a few well mixed drinks in a fantastic location with unique entertainment, check this place out. Also, they have a few events coming up for the holidays and NYE that sounded like they would be worth checking out, if you live near the Hollywood area.

Food, OK… Hookah, Bueno… Price, Overcharged!

TERRIBLE — We went at 9 o’clock on a Friday night and thought the place was closed because it was almost completely empty, and the hostesses were smoking a hookah. The menu had about a third of the items scratched out, and when we asked the waitress said they no longer served these items. We ordered, and when the food came we were shocked by how small the portions were relative to the price, and that everything looked and tasted like Costco frozen food, served on shredded, wilted lettuce. Note also that they charge for hummus, which is free at most Mediterranean restaurants, including our favorite, Greek Island. We ate outside and did enjoy the music and people-​watching. We won’t be back, and remain in search of a good Arab restaurant in Broward.

Very good food (the falafel was delicious) and nice ambiance. Didn’t try a hookah, but people who were smoking seemed to enjoy them.

I’ve been here a few times when my friends and I want a chill place to hang out and listen to good music. They serve food (the humus is great there!), and they have a wide variety of hookah flavors to choose from. You can sit at tables or get your own little space on couches that are divided by curtains. It’s decorated nicey and they play a variety of music. You can also sit outside, and i’ve seen belly dancers performing in front of the tables while passing by one night. The hookah flavors range from $ 12– 20 and it’s 2 people to a hookah. Any additional person is $ 5. kind of pricey. Overall, this is a nice place to hang out.