Oasis Hookah Lounge & Cafe - Roanoke

Only not. when they think to try hookah in roanoke, do they please one and skip this place and go directly to double apple (the competing hookah restaurant on brambleton ave). my friend and I tried this place on a laune, just to see how it compared with double apple, and between the two it was like night and day. first, eating in oasis is terrible. try it on their own risk. my friend and I ordered both the falafel sandwich, which is very difficult to screw, but they somehow managed. I received a pita with a layer of garlic hummus with crumbs of flafel bits spreads through. no salat, tomaten or tahini, only crumbs that may well leave since last time someone made the unfortunate mistake of ordering food. also here lacks the service. first they brought out my falafel and then ten minutes later they brought my friend, and then, when the hookah was brought to us, the server stood there and put his mouth directly on our tube and began to smoke. I think he just wanted to start the hookah for us, maybe provided we were completely unclear, but that was disgusting and unprofessional. we were there about an hour and we were never once checked, the only server in the restaurant smoked zigarettes with his friends, as the owner waited on the chef to run to mcdonalds to buy the personal dinner (I am not joking). I'll never see it again.

Bad quality. the Hooka preparation was not satisfied and the coal is disproportionate to the head size. her goal is to let her pay for another head. the place was cold and no heating. dark with beaten music. the television was placed in poor position high in the wall.

Only not. when they think to try hookah in roanoke, do they please one and skip this place and go directly to double apple (the competing hookah restaurant on brambleton ave.) my friend and I tried this place on a laune, just to see how it was compared with double apple, and between the two it was like night and day. try it on their own risk. my friend and I ordered both the falafel sandwich, which is very difficult to screw, but they somehow managed. I received a pita with a layer of garlic hummus with crumbs of falafel bits spreads through. no salate, tomaten or tahini, only crumbs that are very good from the...more

Granted I live in a large city like Atlanta where hookah shops are in more hipster-esque areas and thought nothing of it when I drove a friend here to look

I was just here to smoke hookah, so any information pertaining to food is unhelpful in this review.