Opa Restaurant

This was my first and last time at this restaurant! When I came in I loved how it looked in the inside so cool and different. Now I’ve been doing hookah for years and when I received mine from this establishment it was horrible !! The sheesha was burnt and there was barley any smoke coming out when I would hit the hookah. I told one of the waiters he came and took it and brought a new one back , now the new one looked even more cleaner than the last one. When I smoked the hookah it tasted the exact same as before it was gross and burnt , so they probably just changed the hookah but not the bowl. Long story short I told them I wasn’t paying for it , the owner comes over with the check and throws it at me and my friends and says we don’t have to pay for it . Then proceeds to say that if the hookah was bad I should’ve said something before not after two hours , btw we weren’t there even close to two hours . Two stars only for the servers but the owner needs to accept criticism and check h

Opa has done what other restaurants and bars in the area have failed to do... They didn't fix what isn't broken! It's a shame that Nara Lounge modernized its look, completely taking away from what made that place special—which leads me to this... The ambiance is my favorite aspect of Opa, dim and candlelit, yet lively with open Alfresco-style windows. Authentic Lebanese elements, such as the food, decor, and hookah make it stand out from the surrounding restaurants, and the service has always been good!

All I can say is this place is fabulous . I just went there last night with a party of 8. We got the Lebanese experience! It was as always, overwhelmingly great. My friends from Jersey said it was the best Mediterranean food they’ve had . Every dish was great! Try it you will love it! Joe is like family to us.