Exhale Hookah Lounge & Kabob Grill
136 Wyoming Ave, Scranton, PA, 18503
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Address :
136 Wyoming Ave
Scranton, PA, 18503 - Phone (570) 955-0250
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 12
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner, Late Night
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Music : DJ, Live, Music Videos
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : No
Happy Hour : No
Best Nights : Thu, Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Charles G.
Great environment for a small group of friends.
(4)NY C.
The only reason I'll give this place two stars is for the beautiful decor, good music, and the friendly waiter. Other than that, oh boy, where do I start? We came here thinking we would finally have some ethnic food (in a town that is clearly lacking in good ethnic food) The only good thing was probably the salad, which is about as plain as you can get, and it's probably because they didn't really have to prepare much. The entrees were incredibly bland- in fact, the sauce for the curry tasted like tomato sauce...??!! Even the small pita bread they tossed in was cold. The dessert- the ice cream- was something I could have whipped up at home, and the baklava was definitely way TOO sweet, I couldn't eat more than a few bites without wanting to throw it out. The food was so terrible, that we didn't even bother to take home what we did not eat (we left half of it on the table, it was so bad). I was hungry and left unfulfilled and disappointed. Anyone who eats here clearly is from this town and has no idea what ethnic food is supposed to taste like. This tasted nowhere near the food it was supposed to be. Advice- do not eat here, I'd rather eat fast food than ever return.
(2)Jessica T.
I like the food and the atmosphere is fun and different. The hookahs are pretty awesome and they have great flavors. The only major draw back is that it's very pricy! If you go for food and hookah one person can drop 50 bucks!!!! Overall it's a nice place I just wished that it wasn't so expensive
(3)Rene T.
we had my grandson first birthday there and the food was great.
(4)Madeha M.
We have been to exhale quite a few times before and have also ordered carryout couple of times but this was the LAST time we ever ate from this place! It used to be decent but now it is nothing but HORRIBLE! We ordered a side of hummus which tasted nothing like hummus. It was some paste with a lot of salt in it. We also had chicken turnovers and potatoe turnovers (kachaloo) which were extremely dry and then we ordered chicken tandoori drumsticks. I am pretty sure they had gone bad and weren't edible because the meat inside was literally black and smelled funny. Had to throw away the entire entrée! So yeah, if you're still planning to try out this place, make sure you have leftovers in fridge because that's what we dined on last night after having to throw away all the "fresh food" we ordered from this terrible place!
(1)Akshay S.
A good place to chill with friends over hookah during the weekends. Make a reservation if you want to sit in the deewan (mattress) area. Their membership actually pays for itself. Service can be hit or miss. Not like there are too many places around.
(4)Mark L.
Went here this past Friday night to relax with my girlfriend. This was our third visit and it was very very dissapointing. What had hoped for a relaxing, fun ethnic experience filled with great relevant music and quiet conversation turned into us being horrified by the terrible service, absolutely obnoxious, loud filthy mouthed customers and relentless obscene music played on the house sound system courtesy of the 'djsunglasses' channel. Get your act together Exhale! You have a unique experience to offer Scranton.
(1)Kimberly C.
Went here with the girls on a Saturday night. It wasn't too packed for a Saturday night, but by the time we left around 9PM, more young folks were piling in to get their hookah on. We sat towards the front of the restaurant and ordered a few appetizers and entrees from the menu. We were starving! Food was delish! They have meat and veggie friendly options. I ordered the Kachaloo: potatoes, tomatoes, and a touch of yogurt sauce. It was comforting and satisfying for a cold night. My friends ordered a tropical flavored Hookah. It smelled fruity and tasted (?) lovely, though hookah isn't my thing. Towards the end, it started burning our throats, so I called it quits. The ambience is nice, very chill, relaxing, with good food. Music was okay; they had some music videos playing in the background. The waitress was nice, helpful, and friendly. We felt at home at this establishment. Definitely a low key spot for some hookah and delicious food.
(3)Justine S.
The food was amazing. The only thing I didn't like was the waitress not coming around as much. It wasn't too busy either when I went. Will definitely go back again.
(4)Michael M.
The YELP directions do not meet up with the actual location so you will need to type in the address. I liked the inside and It's decorations. It has plenty of room and seating and also a Good little sit down area with pillows with middle eastern music playing at the perfect volume. It is a BYOB and has belly dancers on certain nights. Did not try the hookah portion. As for the ethnicity of the food is Where I must give a low rating. It was served with very lite meat on the gyro and also didn't have the flavor that is known for middle eastern foods. The sauce was a ranch base and not homemade in the traditional sense. We planned on eating the gyro and moving on to a main course but We decided to stop and not spend money on the over priced meals. If you want to bring in some drinks, have fun with a group of friends in a simulated ethnic environment.. then this is a nice place but if you are looking to satisfy your Eastern food craving, you will be disappointed.
(2)Ilona J.
I decided to give this place a try today, and have to say that I won't be back. We went around 5 PM on a saturday afternoon and had 2 hookahs and shared a large grill. Decor - Decent decor, although very cold inside. it was really empty when we were there, so alot of space. They have a nice section of floor pillow seating. Hookah: We got two one hose hookahs. The flavors were decent, but what was really disappointing was the service. First of all, it's a shame that they use charcoal instead of real coal that's heated up. The waitress rarely came around to change the coal, so unfortunately, i felt alot of the ash in my hookah. She also didn't really understand how to get the ash out of the top, so I ended up having to blow it out myself. The hookah is also ridiculously overpriced for what it is... Not worth it IMHO. Food: We ordered a mixed grill of beef and chicken. The food was decent. The chicken and beef were both tender and well spiced. The salad is OK and the dressing was like a ranch rather than a traditional white sauce. The 'naan' was hard and not at all puffy or good to eat. Overall, I wouldn't go back and would not really tell others to go...
(2)William S.
Reasonably priced, food is great. Very relaxing sitting back having some kabob and smoking a hookah.
(4)Lizelle A.
Delicious! Best middle eastern food in Scranton. Very pleasan knowledgable waitress.
(5)Colin P.
I stopped smoking quite some time ago, so this review is for food only... which was very good. Four stars for the food, two stars for the atmosphere. Visited during the week for lunch. We checked out the buffet, which looked good, but opted to order off the menu. Had the pakora (vegetable fritters), kofta-e-murgh (chicken meatballs) and a minted yogurt drink. All of these were very good, and the drink was particularly refreshing. The decor and lighting are a little odd... the plastic bead curtains and red and blue CFL's do not convey a sense of coziness. I would expect a place like this to have semi-private booths, heavy drapes and dim lighting. The space is too big for a niche restaurant (same for when it was Yanni's).
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