Our tour 00 was in an old popular café that is considered a heritage landmark for the people of the building Shannon Café; One of those cafés was established in 1968 in one of the areas of the Grand Market in the city of Amara, the center of Maysan Governorate. It was called “East Café,” but the people of the city and those who frequented it were “Shannoun Café,” named after its owner, “Shannoun Dagher.” The café was and still is a meeting place for tribal sheikhs, retirees, and intellectuals from the city The children of the late Shannon talked about the history of the café, mentioning many cafés and their locations Personalities spoke with us, including a retired officer and a teaching professor at Al-Amarah Preparatory School, discussing many topics of interest to Iraqi society, especially Al-Maysani. They wished us a second meeting in the presence of many writers It was a pleasure to meet them. My greetings to them again I ask followers and viewers to mention the cafes in the old days and our current days Greetings to all @@@

Good coffee and jubir, but eating it and hookah is nothing

A modern café that serves tea and hot drinks, in addition to shisha With free Wi-Fi

BAD

nice

Normal coffee shop, there are few options in the menu BUT the shisha is good Coffee shop on Degla Street, the hookah is good,

This place represents a café that serves various types of juices and hookahs and is considered a good and comfortable place...

good to spend noisy time

Decorations not good

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It's a delicate hookah, but it's expensive, so the price should come down