Two Cats Café in the Village is opening a seasonal hookah bar this month. Customers have the choice of custom flavors and fruit heads. The café is renovating the bottom level to allow customers to smoke on the patio and in the lounge.
NewsLink talked to two Ball State students, Brooke Fusco and Hannah Durbin, to get their opinion on having a hookah bar so close to campus. Fusco, who has never smoked hookah before, is doubtful the café will do well because of its location. Durbin sees hookah as a way to bond with her friends, even though it’s not the healthiest way to socialize.
The café opened in January and took the place of The Locker Room. Two Cats Café serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is open daily.
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