Good spot for Middle Eastern / Mediterranean cuisine with plenty of vegetarian and vegan options…read more My wife & I ordered a vegan appetizer combo to start (€18), which was rather massive, coming with a single piece each of falafel and dolmades (why not at least 2?) and various other good stuff. For mains, we split the Jordanian rice and a couscous dish. The Jordanian rice was simple but came with a nice mix of pine nuts, almonds, raisins, and served with a large amount of hummus. The couscous dish was served with roasted veggies (largely carrot and zucchini) on a large bed of couscous and a side of absolutely delectable soupy marinade that everything was cooked in. Turns out this was much too much food for 2, but our tummies were very happy. Recommended if you need a break of the same old pasta/pizza that are available at most places here.

We had our birthday dinner with friends and it was the firat time for everyone and all enjoyed it…read morevery much. Food was delicious and interesting. The place is small so you need to book in advance especially for the evenings at the weekends. Staff was attentive and helpful. Not rushed and we spend lovely hours there. Definately would come back again.

One of many similar restaurants, the pizza was good but not outstanding. The pasta dishes I saw…read morewere also very regular looking. They claim the pasta is home made. I did not have a pasta dish so I will kit comment House red was good. Service was good and prices were ok for the area. I'm short everything was good but not outstanding.

The food is very dull. The risotto was not cooked well, and the seafood was not fresh. The…read morespaghetti with tomato with meat sauce was decent, but had very little meat in it. The lunch time experience wa not that pleasant the staff only half hearted in their work. Though the prices are lower than the restaurants nearby, it is not worth it.