Element Hookah Lounge

We were looking for a place to sit back, relax and chill after having an amazing dinner just down the street.
The music was SO loud, we couldn’t have a conversation to the person next to us, much less order anything or, for that matter, even THINK.
Super bummed because I love hookah and it’s been quite some time, and I wanted to introduce someone new to the experience.
We did not stay long, and I’ll admit, the loudness just wasn’t my personal jam. I don’t know if it’s always that way, but I would stop by again and poke my head in to see, as we live close by and it would be an amazing little space.
Just not for me. :(

I’d say the only thing Good about this place is the DJ and prices on hookah and beer are decent. This place is way too small to be a hookah lounge, There is room for maybe 5 different parties. Unprofessional management.

No food menu. Almost no beer on draft. No descriptions for their «hoiuse blends.» But even though they are seriously unprepared to do business with people that make above minimum wage, they are very nice. Points for being unpretentious and friendly.

First time showing up here. Says online they open sun-​thurs 4pm to 2am. Got here at 4:30p. Not open. Call the number on Unilocal and they say they open at 5 now. Just haven’t updated anything… lame excuse to show up to work late. Didn’t see anything on their facebook either. Must be some high school kids running this shack. It’s now 5:02pm. No one here.

Having had maybe one too many margaritas at Lola’s we knew we’d have to clear our heads before heading home. We literally stumbled onto and into Elements to see what it was about. Our curiosity was rewarded. It is a Hookah lounge, and it was $ 10 all your little lungs could handle. We quickly decided that sitting on that pleather couch by the window sucking on a hookah was much better than stumbling around Park in the bitter cold Florida winter (45 degrees, brrrrrr). We settled in and 3 hours later, after 3 «refills» and one craft beer each, we were decidedly ready to drive home safely. While we were happily sobering up, the whole place was treated to the song stylings of a one man band who could sing snoop dog to the Eagles and back again. Meanwhile, the impossibly slender server hooped her way into our hearts. Amazing evening. I’ll definitely return to check it out when I’m not under the influence of alcohol but I am pretty sure, it’ll still be amazing without the beer goggles or the margaritas sunglasses.