We snagged a reservation for Saturday evening the day before for 5 pm for our anniversary. The…read moredecor is trendy and the atmosphere and ambiance are lively. We had Mara for our server and you could tell she truly loves everything about the food there. For cocktails we ordered Mint and Honey, and Homa. The Mint and Honey had gin, lemon juice, honey, and labne. I never thought milk and lemon juice would mix, but it worked surprisingly well. The cocktails were definitely original but not something I would order seconds of. For mezze, we ordered half the menu. The lamb sausage crackers are kind of like ground lamb between two thin pitas that are then toasted. The local credited came with cucumber, radishes, and cherry tomatos. The muhammara was the star of the show, the punchy red people puree with curry, divine. The baba ganoush was also excellent but not much eggplant taste if you like that. The kale salad was lightly dressed with a creamy dressing, with crispy and very crunchy quinoa that ser it apart. The sugar snap peas were perfectly cooked. Seared halloumi was a crowd pleaser and must be ordered. The potato latkes were the surprising dark horse, crunch flavorful, but the jalapeño lahbne was amazing with it. The octopus had great flavors added and was very tender. There was a slightly fishy taste to it though. The lamejun is like pizza, on which the burrata was amazing. They brought a candle - lit baklava for dessert, a very sweet ending to our dinner. Love this food!

Tried giving honey road another shot after a poor experience as a regular customer last time…read more... Unfortunately, not much better of an experience this time. Service was good, attentive, didn't make us feel rushed. However, what are we doing with the pricing? One overly crispy potato latke (like only hard extremely crunchy potato in the entire ONE latke) that cost $16 lol ... I have to laugh. You must be kidding me. It was probably 1/4 of a potato with a nice yogurt like topping and some fermented turmeric diced cauliflower. But that ONE, SMALL, latke $16??? Pretty awful. Do better. I'm so sad this is what's happening with this restaurant... please, at least give your customers a reasonably fair serving size if you're going to charge such exorbitant amounts. A new dish, a red pepper flatbread with burrata and tomato and basil. Very good. Again, extremely over priced. The size of one medium piece of naan bread with nice toppings and it cost $24. I beg to differ. These are all snacks and some are snacks for mouse sized humans, so tiny (referring to latke) I truly don't understand. I will reiterate, food quality is good and food always seems fresh. That's about all I can continue to confirm/say positive from my last two experiences over the last 3-5 months. I am sad.

Rating: 3.8/5 We…read morestopped by on a late Friday night and the place was empty. I ordered the Mix Wrap ($14.45), which came with chicken and beef shawarma. The wrap itself was different from what I expected. It was thin, long, and fried, giving it a nice crispy texture. Inside, it had potatoes, onions, and a yogurt-based sauce. While the flavors were good, it didn't really feel like Mediterranean food, and I missed the fresh veggies like lettuce and tomatoes that I was hoping for when I chose Mediterranean in the first place.

Food was delicious and the people were so friendly. The garlic sauce was amazing. Big portion, you…read moredefinitely get your moneys worth. Will absolutely be going back

Basic no frills place in Burlington for kabobs. It has falafel and many vegetarian options. Ahli…read moreBaba's is a no frills place, just somewhere to get cheap food. For sure that's true in here. They don't even have any seats. A good option at lunch or later. It's open late at night. The place is pretty cheap looking inside, and there's only these tables without any chairs, so if you eat in here you'll be standing. Another good reason to get it to go. The menu has typical Middle Eastern stuff. A lot of pitas to get. It's $9 to get the Falafel Pita. A pretty typical looking one. Pretty big though. Comes with the usual toppings on it. There's cucumbers, tahini, and tomatoes. A few other choices for vegetarians are on the menu. These include the Pakora Pita and Samosas. Among the other menu choices is the Breakfast Burrito. These are served all day, so get these any time. Certainly it looks pretty sketchy in here. It's not bad food though. There's plenty of choices for vegans and vegetarians.

Don't let the construction on Main Street keep you away! Popped in for gyros and wasn't…read moredisappointed. The Chef and Greta made us up one of their house gyros, a special Cali inspired gyro, falafel and eggplant croquettes that were perfection. The lemonade was a perfect blend of sweet and sour for a hot day. Ended up leaving with delicious, fresh, affordable takeout and a good experience. Definitely will be back! ***UPDATE*** After we had left overs the 5 stars is confirmed. The falafel was never greasy, always tender on the inside and crispy on the crust. Delightful while enjoyed warm or cold.

Instantly my new go to for shawarma. The restaurant has a great atmosphere. I love chicken shawarma…read moreand I've never had one like this. The hot sauce they use takes it over the edge, so so good. The Kapsalon (loaded fries) were great too, and super filling. This place is a must try

As per their website we got there on a Thursday just after 5PM when Burlington, and practically the…read moreentire East Coast to the United States, was under a heat advisory. The actual temperature was 90°F and the feels like was hotter than that... The split AC unit inside the restaurant could barely keep up.Kudos to the staff for working in these UNBEARABLE condition - especially folks in the kitchen! I got the Northender (gin, mint simple syrup) and a margarita sans salt. Both were pricy ($13) given the small size but refreshing nevertheless. The hummus was small and bread tasty but served cold. I would not recommend the fattouch as it was a small mixed greens and red onion with toasted pita ($9) not worth it by any stretch of the imagination. The kofta and teensy tiny "salad" also not a value. Very tasty but not worth it. I will say the bartender was ON IT and attentive without being 'too much' - deserves h We ordered the deal for 2 people at $32 which includes two proteins and the fixings. We also ordered a fattouche salad as well as a chopped salad that comes with kofta. Overall a solid B for quality ingredients, but not at all authentic (not halal by the way). It scratched an itch but missed the mark on both authenticity/small portion size for price ratio. Nice folks and local vibe.

Great service. The food was really good. I like how the fused Turkish with New American. It's a…read moresmall place so make sure to call in advance and book a table.

Always reliable for a tasty brunch. Not always happy with portions. Eggplant sabich had very little…read morefried eggplant and so heavily breaded I think I got a total of one small slice of a very small eggplant. Could not taste it. Food can be tasty but always disappointed in portions considering price. Good and interesting pastries. A bit on the heavy side. Service pleasant and the place squeezes in a lot of people in an odd shaped small space.

First time coming today. It's a really small and quaint place and very welcoming. We ordered the…read moreMezze Sample Platter and it was vegan minus the Labneh (cheese). The pita bread is warm and fresh and nothing like I've ever tried before. There is no meat here which is amazing! The Shawarma Cauliflower is incredible too! Highly recommend giving this place a shot! Can't wait to go back!

Aladdin is definitely on the pricer end for Middle Eastern food but it was overall good. My…read morefavorite was their pita bread and Baba Ghaniuj. The potato kibbeh was too salty for my liking. I would NOT recommend their saffron rice, it was mushy and underflavored. The interior is small. They had 4 small tables so I would recommend this more for a to-go place. Lots of parking in front of the restaurant! Customer service is a 2/5. There was only one person working and he was very rude. Middle Eastern Salad w/ Falafel ($17.85) Trio combo with Moussaka Eggplant, Saffron rice, Hummus ($24.88) Potato Kibbeh (5 piece/$9.99) Baba Ghaniuj (small $9.40) Pita bread ($2.59/piece)

Ate there last night, but will not be going back. The place is filthy, I couldn't believe what I…read moresaw while I was waiting in line. Dirty, dusty floor, greasy, paper and napkins on the floor, all in plain sight, imagine what the kitchen must look like. They could use a course on customer service, very dissatisfied.

My wife and I don't know anything about Lebanese food, but the staff was friendly, and helped us…read moreunderstand the menu. The food was delicious! Fresh salads, warm garlicky pitas, and grilled lamb and chicken. The only minor criticism we would have is that they were a little heavy-handed for our tastes with the garlic aioli on my wife's dish. Other than that the food was amazing. We'll definitely be back on our next visit to Cowansville.

Exciting to have authentic Lebanese food available on our Eastern Townships bike tour. Superior…read morefriendly service by a delightful staff, delicious food, pleasant outdoor seating - what else could you ask for? Shared plates and a bottle of wine made for a great dining experience. Don't miss it.

FOUND A HAIR in my hummus!!!…read more Rude people. Service was terrible. Made us wait an hour for our table. Terrible parking. Would not recommend nor return!!!!