Fellaship Lounge
American · Downtown Atlanta · $$
4.5(1,090)
American · Atlanta, GA · $
Cru Hookah Lounge is Atlanta's top rated hookah lounge and Americas Favorite Franchise Lounge. Our menu features handcrafted drinks, over 30 exotic hookah flavors, and chef-inspired small plates. With our intimate atmosphere, unique decor, and friendly staff, Cru isn't just a place to go, it is an experience.
“Theo provided an amazing experience from start to finish. Come check him out every Monday and Thursday. We will be back next week. Great vibes, music, spades and CONNECT 4.”
“Sophia is an outstanding manager, server, and bartender. I think that she is a great addition to the team, I have come more often since she’s been there because she has amazing customer service. She is very attentive while still managing mostly everything throughout the night. I Love CRU 💚”
“I came here with a friend and sat at the bar .. THE VIBES WERE AMAZING! Kris is the bartender and when I tell you he’s great! He was attentive, gave recommendations, not to mention.. he’s a pretty sexy bartender 🙈 it was just 10/10 all around. Will def be back for the next girls night out. If you plan on going sit at the bar with Kris you won’t regret it!”
“I walk past this place often. The security always asks when I'm coming in. I decided to drop in for dinner the other night. Security checked my ID and opened the door for me. There were a couple people at the bar and a couple small groups at the tables with hookahs. Nobody looked dressed to impress, very casual. It's a very small space and I could see it being cramped on a busy night. There was a DJ in the back, between the kitchen and the bathroom. The music vibe was good. NBA Playoffs were on the TVs. I was not greeted by the staff at all. I went and sat at the bar. The bartender came over and acted like it was a chore and asked if I was there for drinks or food. I said both and they pointed to the QR on the counter. As I opened my phone to scan it, they came around the bar and began explaining how it worked, like I was a child. The menu did list a 18% automatic gratuity. A lot of restaurants are doing this, but it just seems to encourage a lazy staff. It also said there was 2 hour max for seating. I ordered a cocktail and the salmon Philly. After ordering, I was presented the pos device for payment. It just shows a total, you don't see anything itemized. I was not asked if I wanted to keep a tab open. I just thought it strange to pay before I was even served my food or the service experience was completed. The bartender left and went to the DJ booth with the other server. They both stayed there most of the night complaining loudly how slow it was. My food came out in an open to go box. The sandwiches come with a bag of chips. Wasn't a fan of the chips. I'd rather it be 3 bucks less (individual price of chips on the menu) and not come with chips and I would have ordered fries. The Philly was small, but it was seasoned well, the hoagie roll was buttered and nicely toasted. It was very flavorful. While eating, I did see 3 other people smoking cigarettes at the bar. On a busier night it might be more concealed by hookah smoke. Bars in Atlanta are supposed to be smoke free.”
“I’ve been here before and always enjoyed the vibe—the spot itself is really nice and the staff is great, super friendly and attentive. That part definitely hasn’t changed. The only downside this time was the music. Not sure if they switched DJs or if it just happened to be an R&B night, but they played almost a full hour of Nicki, which kind of threw off the energy. It didn’t have the variety I was expecting based on my past visits. The biggest issue though was how we were treated at the end—we were basically kicked out. Our server suddenly told us there was a reservation for our table, which was never mentioned at the beginning when we ordered the bottle. We had just ordered food, it hadn’t even come out yet, and we weren’t finished with the bottle. Then everything got rushed out of nowhere. She brought our food already in to-go boxes without even asking and told us we had to get up because the next table was there. It felt really unprofessional and rushed, especially considering we were still actively eating and drinking. We were trying to move as fast as we could, but it was a bottle split between four people—you can’t just chug that. Overall, still a nice spot, but the way we were rushed out and the lack of communication completely took away from the experience. Not sure I’d come back after that.”
Atlanta, GA 30313
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