Persian Tea House

If I didn’t have to chose a star I wouldn’t have given him one either. We have reason to believe he was racist to me, my son and my daughter in law. We wanted to try out the hookah and he did not allow us to come in. He had his hands in front of us and telling us because we are three people we have to pay for 2 hookahs which is unheard of. He charges $35 per hookah which we had to pay $70 and I asked him if he is closing soon which wanted to see if it is even worth going in and he said I close when I am tired. He was very unprofessional and just very authoritative in deciding who to let in. Even when he was going to allow us in he was going to have us share a couch with his wife…. It just seemed the moment we walked up he had an intention to not let us in. We ended up walking away. I would strongly recommend against this place and giving your money to this type of person.

0 STARS!!! I was excited to try hookah in Vancouver while traveling with my husband and his family (who are all Persian). When we attempted to enter this establishment, we were met by a man who stated he was the owner and had blocked the doorway so we could not go in. He stated we would have to get two hookahs for the 3 of us, and when we asked what time they close, he responded that “we close when I’m tired”. He seemed to get irritated by us asking questions and basically said we don’t have to go in if that doesn’t work for us. As a black woman, I felt his animosity was directed toward me. Besides the hint of racism, he was overall just rude, unprofessional, and extremely narcissistic. In retrospect, we should have read the reviews before coming here. I rarely ever write reviews, but wanted to express my frustration and disappointment so others can make an informed decision on where to spend their time and hard-earned money.

Guy kept calling me Punjabi within 2 mins of coming into the place (I'm not but even then), hookah service was below avg and not maintained at all, kept interrupting our group every 5 mins, expensive for broken shisha hoses and a small teacup. Not a chill atmosphere.

Small but cozy Iranian hookah lounge. We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Hamid and hear his stories. I had better hookahs elsewhere but the experience was still pleasing. If you want privacy and quiet you'll probably won't enjoy it as much as we did. Reading some of the reviews here I see how he can come across rude at first, but talking to him further you'll notice a sense of humor that was acceptable and funny to us.

Lovely cosy hooka place with warm and welcoming “baba”.Enjoyed our time here

Baba Hameed is a classic Persian man, he is sweet and I bet he will talk to you quite a bit.the place vibe is amazing for those who loves traditional folkloric designs and places. They only serve tea and shish. The only thing I did not quite like is I did not get the flavor I wished for cuz baba Hameed serves what he feels like, it wasn't bad at all, but I was craving gum mint flavor, enjoy the photos

I wish I could give 0. Experiencing bully for the first time in this place was not what I expecting when I entered to smoke shisha. The owner was too rude and did not respect me at all when I asked for some candy. He proceeds to

Not sure who is writing these positive reviews, feel bad writing this but need to be honest to help others.$27/ shisha And only 2 ppl per shisha - never heard of this rule anywhere else & seemed ridiculous as we would’ve purchased multiple “rounds” to share and spent more in the long run if the experience had been pleasant.1- we saw a mouse running through while we were there2- the shisha it self was not good3- came to catch up with friends not to listen to the owner perform a one man monologueJust overall bad customer service and unpleasant experienceWhile we were there The owners refused service to a group of 9 who walked in and wanted to share 2 shishas and literally denied them service

I think this Tea House is such a vibe. If I lived closer this would be my little low key spot that I would meet up with some of my girlfriends and grab a Tea and share the Tea. Inside you are surrounded by cute plants that are everywhere and decorate the space to calmly.Of course I brought a couple of plants home with me and they are adjusting to their new home nicely. There were so many plants that I wanted to bring home with me, but who travels out of state and brings a car full of plants back, so until next time.

Good vibes at this location the owner was very friendly and shared great stories of his culture. Not sure why there are bad reviews but had a great time