Middle eastern atmosphere like nowhere else. Very authentic hookah joint - spacious, bustling like a public bazaar, full of characters, and very poorly ventilated. Better than Alladin's in my opinion.
I didnt get any food, just turkish coffee and baklava. The coffee was decent, but baklava could definitely be improved upon. I haven't heard great things about food service, but I could be wrong. Hookah, 2 turkish coffees, baklava, and tip came to about $20 - very reasonable.
When I came on a Saturday night. the place was packed and service was a little slower.. but it's very understandable for the number of people they are serving.
All in all, I had a good time playing cards and catching up with friends. I'll be back for more hookah-ing in 'sauga.