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Kasbah Moroccan Restaurant & Hookah Lounge

Kasbah Moroccan Restaurant & Hookah Lounge

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1471 NW 85th St, Seattle, Washington, 98117, United States
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Apr 11, 2018
My friends and I got there just about the time they were going to close the kitchen so we managed to order food. It was absolutely delicious! One of the best Moroccan restaurants I've eaten at in the US. We stayed a little while after that for their nighttime hookah and tea, and we really enjoyed both... The tea especially was delicious and had unlimited refills! The servers were very friendly and professional. Will definitely come back here again whenever I'm in Seattle.

May 17, 2018
They've got wide range of hookah flavors. Food wasn't available when I went there. It would be nice if they could serve some food too. Parking parallel to the road.

Feb 18, 2018
Visiting from Nashville TN for few days Great service , the owner is super nice , food is good , the atmosphere and the decoration is so beautiful Would come back again

Mar 10, 2018
Ridiculously expensive. $20 dollars for a pot of tea. $12 dollars for the tea and $6 overcharge for night-time fee. It was a great atmosphere, great place but prices are out of this universe. Bad prices, Bad experience.

Jan 15, 2018
Good vibe, but the charcoal was weak and customer service was long! Apparently you don’t get a membership the first time you got in, which was weird. But after all the hookah hits good and the place is good.

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Opening Hours

Mon:7 pm - 1 am Today
Tue:7 pm - 1 am
Wed:8:15 pm - 8 pm
Thu:8:15 pm - 8 pm
Fri:9 pm - 8 pm
Sat:9 pm - 8 pm