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The Hookah - New Orleans309 Decatur Street
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Hookah Café, one of the most successful nightclubs on Frenchmen Street, has outgrown its Marigny location and been reincarnated as The Hookah on lower Decatur Street in the bustling French Quarter. Sporting a modern, sleek décor within an expanded open space, The Hookah has blossomed into the premiere destination for nightlife in New Orleans. Featuring a plush hookah lounge offering a tempting array of hookah flavors available for smoking (a hookah is a Middle Eastern water pipe for sweet fruit-flavored tobacco), two top-shelf, fully-stocked bars serving specialty cocktails, as well as an exciting dance floor and projector system highlighting the most popular entertainment in town, The Hookah easily provides a unique party experience like no other. Furthermore, a VIP lounge situated on the stage lends a privileged view of the scene, satisfying even the most discerning tastes of the nightlife connoisseur. Specialized party planning and VIP services, including catering, bottle service, and entertainment options, make The Hookah the ideal spot for private groups and events of all sizes. Our staff is highly experienced in creating the perfect atmosphere for your party, and will work hard to meet all of your needs. |
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The Hookah Bar38 North French Broad Ave.
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Asheville's premier hookah lounge and bar offering nightly entertainment and drink specials. Asheville's finest turn the dancefloor upside down and inside out. |
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The Hoppy Monk4141 N. Mesa St.
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The Hotel - Salt Lake City155 West 200 South
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The Hotel Bar and Nighclub* offers Salt Lake's ultimate party and the most all-inclusive VIP Services available! |
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The House - Baton Rouge1003 Bob Pettit Blvd.
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The House Cafe263 East Lincoln Highway
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Welcome to The House Cafe! We are a family bistro and a live entertainment venue located in downtown Dekalb, Illnois. We have yummy food & drinks, and great bands featured throughout the week. The House is the perfect place to gather, network and be inspired. |
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The House Lounge3626 Fruitland Ave
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The Howlin' Wolf907 South Peters Street
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The Howlin' Wolf has a long history as one of New Orleans' finest locally owned and operated venues. Named after the legendary bluesman Chester Burnett, New Orleans was introduced to the Howlin' Wolf in 1988, when it opened up in Fat City. After outgrowing its' space in a cotton warehouse, the venue relocated to what was previously the New Orleans Music Hall, in the Warehouse District. |
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The Hub - Fargo2525 9th Avenue South
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The Hudson Theater295 E. Caroline Ave.
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The Hudson Theater, formerly ‘Midnight Rodeo,' first Re-opened in May 2007. Since then it has hosted an array of electronic dance music festivals and other events. |
