Met friends for dinner and downtown was the most central point. One of my friends suggested this restaurant because it was open on a Monday and we all thought Mediterranean was a good choice. Parking is tricky in this area of downtown so I parked further away and walked. The exterior of the restaurant is what draws your eye first - it's very welcoming. Once inside, you are surrounded by high ceilings, beautiful decor, and spacious seating. We were seated at a table next to the open wall-window so it felt like outside (they do have outside seating as well). Our server was highly knowledgeable about both the drink and food offerings. She made lots of suggestions and helped us to make our choices. For a drink, they made me a Mule - it didn't have as much ginger beer as a typical Mule but that was okay - it was very refreshing. We started with hummus as an appetizer for the table. They offer different toppings with it but we went with the basic that came with pita and a small side of tuom. They make fresh pita all night long so it was hot when it arrived. Their hummus is the most fluffy and creamy I've ever had. It was a taste delight! I chose the Shish Tawook for my entree. The chicken was grilled and smelled amazing! It came with a few vegetables, rice, and a small side of tuom. It was so good! Due to the freshness of all the food, I did not feel weighed down or listless after eating, which is a good sign of healthy prepared food. Now that I know of another great choice in Detroit, I'll be bringing family and friends to this place in the future. The ambience was warm and welcoming, service was top notch, and the food was amazing! read more

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The service, food, and vibes were all amazing here. I had heard great things and am so glad we got to check it out. The food all tasted great and we would definitely go back. The only thing I didn't like was that they boxed my food for me, but she didn't pack my whole plate. She left out the pita that was on my dish. I also would have loved to take home the rest of our hummus appetizer, but she took it without asking if we wanted it. We asked our server for more pita and she brought it to us no problem. However, we were a group of three and she brought out three slices of pita all in one tinfoil pack... they also brought out all of our leftovers in one bag. It just felt odd that at a high end restaurant they didn't double check. I would rather box up my own food than have you waste the food I was eating. And my own bag is helpful if I need to bring home a random slice of pita because there isn't enough tinfoil to go around ... read more

Leila - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Leila is modern, boujee Lebanese food, and it's not reinventing the wheel, but they nail the execution. The falafel was perfect. Crispy outside, soft inside, and balanced, not one of those where one flavor stands out. The meat pie was kind of like a stone-fire pizza but with ground meat on top. Sounds weird, tastes amazing. And the hummus with ground lamb and pomegranate on it, so good!! Staff were really sweet. Only thing, they box up your leftovers for you and take the pita with it! I asked for more and they brought it out no problem. Drinks were delish but pricy. The ambiance is next level. It was gorgeous in there. If you want Lebanese food with a fancy twist and don't mind spending $$$, go to Leila. read more

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I've had Leila on my list for ages and finally got the chance to stop in! It was still packed on a Sunday evening, but I got a table no problem and service was great! The grape leaves were amazing and everything else was really good! Definitely recommend getting a bunch of small plates for the table and sharing everything! read more

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Dined here on a Monday night and it was very busy. I understand why. I ordered the Lamb Ribs. Yes. Never had before and these were great. Not to heavy and the dry rub was perfect. Not overpowering and the meat was able to be the star of the dish. I also ordered a side of the Broccolini. It was also very good. They gave me an order of pita bread with the garlic sauce. Garlic Sauce was a 10/10. The pita bread was just okay. It was very hot and fresh however it tasted like the flour it was rolled in. If you have ever been to Palm Palace ( I am dating myself), the pita bread tasted like soft pillows of dough heaven. Overall I give Leila Staff was great and the ambiance is very nice. Extra star for the playlist too. read more

Leila - Lamb Ribs - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Had a great experience at Leila! The server was very friendly and definitely knew the menu- we took her recommendations for most of our choices and they did not disappoint. Wish I had taken more photos, but we really enjoyed the warm wood fired pita with all of our apps - including the hummus and tomato kibbeh. Cocktails (& mocktails!) were refreshing. The Lebanese sundae with the 'fairy floss' had great flavor but very strange texture! read more

Leila - Lebanese Sundae - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

I've been wanting to visit Leila for a while and finally got the chance to visit. The interior of the place is Beautiful... extremely impressive! The food is good but too simple to me for the price. I tried a few items including baba ghanouj, arayes and the shish tawook. All good but I do feel like in the Lebanese heavy area that is SW Michigan, you can find the same food for less. The drink I had was amazing though (i believe it was the Lebanita) and the chocolate crème brûlée was awesome as well... honestly I'd come back just for those two. If you're in the area you should visit! read more

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This place is amazing. The windows open to the outdoors overlooking the downtown streets - the incredible menu, and the excellent service are all why we love it. Loved all the items we got. We shared each appetizer and entree. I'll add pictures to show the yumminess. And the warm most hand towels after the meal add a great final touch. Possibly the only downside is it was crowded downtown and valet was $20 as a result. But besides that, I highly recommend!! read more

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I made a 6pm reservation on OpenTable for a Thursday. It wasn't too busy and we decided to sit outside, but the inside is very pretty and chic! The service was overall really good, although there was confusion over our main dish order, which was supposed to be the mixed grill and an order of shish kebab, but shish tawook came instead. However, the waiter quickly fixed this and we did not have to pay for the extra shish tawook. The beetroot salad was our favorite! It had a very clean taste. The hummus was good except a little too much "extra stuff" with the red peppers, pine nuts, etc -- it was too saucy in the middle with all of the extras in it. The pita was really good though. No GF alternatives for the bread. The mixed grill was also overall good, but maybe I'd try something else next time. We really enjoyed the meal overall! read more

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We came for dinner after work and everything was delicious. From the lamb ribs, beet salad, and everything we ordered. It came out like family style, so, we shared our food. This allowed us to try things we wouldn't have ordered. Service was great as well. We will be back. Loved the vibe. read more

Leila - My Togo plate with my ribs and beets, along with what others ordered. - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Fantastic food, friendly service, great ambiance. I was in town for a conference and my Lebanese Uber driver recommended this spot to me, so I had to try it out. Leila did not disappoint! I had babaganoush to start, followed by Lamb chops and a side of broccolini. Everything was sooo delicious! 10/10. So rare to find a place where all the food is on point. Next time I'm in Detroit, I'll be back at Leila! read more

Leila - Lamb Chops - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

The service was excellent. The staff was attentive and never let our water cups run dry. They were kind and helpful in offering menu suggestions. We really enjoyed the fried potatoe dish-Batata Harra the most and the roasted cauliflower. The plating was beautifully done for all dishes. We also enjoyed the eggplant dish- moutable and the rice. The dessert sticky date cake was tasty. I really enjoyed the drink: soft landing Unfortunately, The sea bass dish was salty to taste and the lamb chops were not tender. I would still go back to try more food, especially since we didn't try the hummus yet. read more

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I love this restaurant so much! It is my go to for upscale Lebanese food. You really can't go wrong, but I do love the ribs, the mixed grill, the meat "cigars", the fattoush salad, the wings, and the fair floss dessert to name a handful of items. The fairy floss sundae was on the 2024 NYT list of best things we ate and is a magical combination of ice cream, rose water fairy floss and pistachios. Service is about average or average plus but the vibe is incredible and the food itself is to die for. There's also a very wide selection of Middle Eastern spirits not available many other places and some creative cocktails made with them. read more

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I was in Detroit for a concert, and we went here for my wife's birthday. It was one of the best meals of my life. I ate so much that I was miserable, because I didnt want to waste any of the food. I had a great cocktail as well. The ingredients were fresh. The waitress was top tier. And the vibe was amazing as well. In downtown Detroit, so the area was safe and vibrant. read more

Leila - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

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I ordered online. The ribs were just black bones with black carcinogenic baked in black crust, ready to give you cancer. ....straight to the garbage. The seasoned potatoes had enough salt in two pieces to give me all the salt I need all month ....straight to the garbage. The hot peppers burned like hell. The little pita bread was delicious, All I ate of this $87 dinner. What a piece of garbage!!!! read more

We came here for dinner recently - and wow! So so good. My single and only qualm was that I ordered the Baby Spice cocktail, which is listed as mezcal (I swapped for tequila), fig gin, raspberry, lime. It came as a very spicy drink. The server seemed confused when I questioned this, given the name. There is absolutely nothing listed in the ingredients that would suggest any spice, however. But anyway, beetroot and feta - delicious. The eggplant fettah - incredible. The depth of flavor and all the context in it was so good. The batata harra might have been the star of the night though. These potatoes were incredible. I need to learn how to make this. Then we shared the mixed grille. Everything was amazing. Excited to come back and try some other items! read more

We'd been meaning to try Leila for quite some time and decided to make a reservation for a birthday dinner. We were seated immediately upon arrival, and we were pleased to find a hand-written card for the birthday celebrant. Our server was lovely, and we were impressed with the table sweep and refresh between our salad and dinner course. That's something you don't see much of anymore. Most everything we tried was delicious- olives, fattoush salad, shish tawook, beef kebob. The olives were earthy and tender. The fattoush salad was dressed and seasoned well. The chicken was tender and not at all dry and the steak was devoured before I got to try it. Two things I didn't love - The rice was way too greasy for my personal taste, but my dining partner loved it. And I found the toum to be a little too strong, especially as a "getting older" person who then will have trouble with heartburn all night, lol. The restaurant is gorgeous, the seating is comfortable and the table for two was big enough to not feel crowded while eating. read more

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Great place. First time at Leila. We got seated outside which was very relaxing and comfortable. Nice summer warm breeze. All was good. Service was top notch. Very attentive and helpful. I will say more later on service. The food. We ended up not ordering a main entre as we had started with a few mezze or appetizers which ended up being enough. We started with hummus and a Lebanese salad. Served with the freshest pita bread. Literally from the oven piping hot. As my niece would say, So so good! Two of us tried the lentil soup. Delicious. So tasty. By the time we got through those dishes we were debating what else to try. Those dishes had us satisfied so we were not hungry for much more. We opted to try the spiced potatoes with jalapeño. Very good!! Amazing tasty food. So much so we want to go back and try some other dishes. Okay, I said I mention more about service. We ended having some of the potato dish left over and one pita. We asked to have them boxed up. Just as we were about to leave I realized we didn't get the pita. We asked the server if he can grab it for us as we saw it was over on their work station. He said no no. I will get you some fresh pita to take. Omg. That was awesome. That's how you run a restaurant!! Overall we enjoyed the time at Leila. Food, ambiance and service were great. Will be coming back!! read more

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Food was amazing. We had a reservation and were seated immediately; the place was not completely full so you probably do a walk in for a Friday night but it was an early dinner so I would recommend a reservation. We had the Hummus with chicken and the crispy potatoes, so flavorful and excellent appetizers. The hummus was some of the best I've had. The table also got the tawook (chicken) and the mixed grill. Next time I'll get the kebab since the steak/ribeye was soooo good. Generous portions and excellent patio location right in the middle of downtown but not close to the street. Tarek was our server and he was great - funny and kind. Highly recommend read more

Leila - Mixed Grill - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

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One of my top 2 favorite restaurants in the city! Have ate my way nearly through the entire menu and everything is amazing. Some of my top favorite dishes include: Baba Ghanouj, Muhammara, Chicken Wings, and the Salmon...but truly you can't go wrong ordering anything on the menu. The bread here is made fresh and delicious - careful not to fill up on the bread (it's easy to)! The cocktails here are also great. My favorite is Fresno Farewell (a mezcal forward drink). Overall: great food + great service. Intimate dining inside or the perfect patio to enjoy on a summer evening. read more

Leila - Salmon - cooked to perfection! - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Stopped in for dinner and was very pleased with the whole experience. Made a reservation (maybe not necessary) but it filled up so I would recommend. Cool spot that they have. Kitchen is an open concept in the back right of the restaurant. Big bar in the middle and tables/booths throughout. Went with some friends, so we ordered a fair amount of food to try. We ordered the hummus with lamb, the crispy potatoes, falafel, and the mixed grill. Before getting into the food, quick shout out to our waitress. She was amazing. Very attentive without being too much. Walked us through the menu. Was patient with us. I would have gone back for that alone. The food rocked. The hummus with lamb was my friends' favorite. I thought it was very good. Ample serving as well. That goes for everything. No skimpy servings. Almost $20 for hummus with lamb seems a bit pricy but well worth it. The crispy potatoes were very good. The jalapeño added a little kick which opened up the sinuses. Would order again. The falafel was the best I've had. Perfectly fried. Very nice flavor. Could have just eaten those all night and been extremely happy. Finally, the mixed grill was great. It came with chicken, ribeye, kofta, some veggies, rice, and pita. My one complaint would be that the pita was so soggy when it came because it was under the meat and some sauces which was a little unfortunate. Still a good pita though. The chicken was good. Nothing mind blowing. Nice char. My friends really liked it, so different strokes I guess. The ribeye chunks were nice. Solid medium rare-medium cook on them. Solid marinade/seasoning. Not chewy or fatty which was a bonus cause you never know with steak. Finally, the star of the show which was the kofta. If I go back, I only need kofta as my main. I'm not a huge kofta guy but this might have converted me. Grilled to perfection. The lamb was not too overpowering which can sometimes be the case. Very good portion as well (2 big pieces). Rice and veggies were standard. Nothing special; by no means bad. Highly recommend. Can't go wrong here. Curious how similar it is to Phoenicia in Bham (need to try that). 5 big stars. read more

Incredibly delicious food -freshly made and beautifully plated. Not cheap Greek-a true restaurant experience. A must when in Detroit!

From the moment you walk into Leila, you're greeted by a breathtaking blend of modern elegance and laid‑back comfort. The space, anchored by a massive central bar and topped with a dramatic circular chandelier, features plush brown leather banquettes, rose‑toned seating, black tile accents, and soaring ceilings framed by floor‑to‑ceiling windows overlooking Capitol Park. The open kitchen in the back hums with energy, with wood‑fired pita baking continuously... a vibrant, urban backdrop to your meal . Our appetizers were a great preview that our night was going to be awesome. Chicken Wings, encrusted with za'atar and served alongside tangy toum garlic sauce... they arrive piping hot, crisp-skinned, and deeply savory. Lentil Soup, warm and aromatic, offering comforting depth...the spices whisper of homestyle Sunday dinners. Falafel, impeccably fried: golden-crisp exteriors give way to tender, spiced interiors. Accompanied by tahini and pickled turnips, it's a mezze staple done right . Finally, Sujuk, spicy Armenian-style sausage simmered in tomato sauce... bold, hearty, and satisfying. We literally couldn't wait to get our hands on the entrees. Branzino, a filet of Mediterranean sea bass served over a bed of chickpeas, tomatoes, garlic, jalapeño, and cilantro. Light yet lively, with delicate fish balanced by bright, spicy, garden-fresh components. The Chicken in Markouk, a standout dish: voile‑soft, sumac‑y chicken and pine‑nut marinated dark and white meat, expertly wrapped in Lebanese flatbread. Textural and aromatic, one of Leila's signature mains, praised for its smoky-sumac depth and rich texture. Finally, to pretend to be sort of healthy, Mjaddara, often described as a spicy lentil cracked‑wheat salad, danced with jalapeños, tomatoes, onions, and caramelized onions,earthy and spice-laced.It was so good. The vibe at Leila is upscale yet effortlessly convivial. The dim lighting with black tables, banquettes, and napkins illuminated by ornate chandeliers and daylight streaming through massive windows. The service is top notch, attentive without being smothering and always on point. Like I said, Leila feels like Detroit's best-kept secret--a place where each dish is imbued with familial warmth and cosmopolitan polish. Whether you're craving mezze‑driven sharing plates or fragrant, chef-driven mains, this restaurant delivers an experience that's visually stunning, emotionally resonant, and gastronomically unforgettable. Bottom Line: Go hungry, gather friends, and order widely. Leila's refined ambiance, impeccable service, and soulful flavors make it not just one of Detroit's top dining destinations--but a place you'll keep returning to, again and again. read more

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I went here with my friend for my birthday and it was such a great experience. The staff were so friendly and the service was quick even for a busy night. The food was absolutely delicious and I would definitely want to go back to try more of their dishes. Everything we got was a hit. The cocktails were great as well. We will definitely be going back to Leila read more

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We celebrated my mom's birthday at Leila and had such a great experience! We tried the lentil soup, hummus, beets, the meat platter, fish, and potatoes--everything was delicious and super flavorful. We finished with dessert and it was the perfect birthday treat. The whole table enjoyed the food and we had a wonderful time celebrating. The beautiful interior makes it a perfect place for an occasion. Such a lovely spot in Detroit! read more

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What an amazing experience at Leila's and a must when in downtown Detroit! This is a Lebanese and Mediterranean restaurant that will not disappoint. A beautiful restaurant! We were served by Abraham and he was outstanding! Aside from his amazing hospitality skills, he had a deep knowledge of the menu and explained how everything was prepared. The Haloumi and Hummus with Hashwi were so delicious and these come in generous portions to share. We also had the sticky date cake which paired with the Lebanese sundae, it was a match made in heaven. I highly recommend to try this place and if you can ask for Abraham, you will not be disappointed. read more

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I went here for someone's birthday! It had a nice ambience. The restaurant is tucked around the corner but you can always park in the garage or street parking. I think when I came here there was a wedding reception downstairs. They can store cake and cut it for you as well (with a lil charge). The food was so good and the dip was worth. I would come here again. They have a cute bar seating and good for groups as well. I would recommend family style and share your entrees. read more

Leila - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

amazing experience - incredible food, beautiful atmosphere. Had the most amazing server (love u tarek) - 10/10 dinner. MUST hat the tomato kibbeh and beet salad !! read more

It's nice to be hosted when we come to town. Aaliyah is part of the Midwest office and an authority on Lebanese cuisine. This means a phenomenal experience ahead for us! Leila is a gorgeous, stylish restaurant with a romantic ambiance that really prepares you for the authentic meal that awaits. At first I was concerned about the smaller portion size. Since we love to share, would there be enough? Aaliyah recognized this and put all fears to rest by ordering six openers. Soups and Salads. All of which were the perfect combination of texture, flavour and temperature. My vegetarian cousin will love this place. My new found favourite is Beetroot & Feta. Priceless. For those in the know, Leila puts a unique spin on some of the more common Lebanese dishes. All I can say is they were all delicious and I could easily see myself here a lot. The servers and staff were wonderful and provided top-notch service. Of course I didn't get a look at the final bill and it's extremely inappropriate to ask, but I don't think the costs are terribly out of line. It truly was a memorable experience. Next we visit the motor city, we have a definite go-to in Leila! 02/25 read more

Leila - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

What a lovely evening! The atmosphere at Leila is chic and cozy. We loved the cocktails and the Batata Harra was a real highlight. Everything was beautifully presented and tasted amazing. A perfect spot for a special dinner with friends! read more

Great restaurant but the noise level was such that I could not even understand the waiter or my fellow diners. I won't be back because of this, but if you don't mind the noise level, the food and ambience are great. read more

I just love it here. Food is so fresh, priced right, and the service is lovely. I started with the cucumber yogurt. The pita was freshly made, hot and the perfect pocket for the salad. Guys, it's so fresh and light. It's simple but really beautifully made. Highly recommend. I did get the cauliflower. It was super fresh and tasty. Perfectly seasoned. Really yummy and the broccolini. Both were great. Tab was 61 dollars with the wine I had. Parking. Nope. You have to vallet or street park. read more

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Every time a friend comes and visits, I take them to Leila. It's always excelled in service and expectations. The food is delicious and you genuinely cannot go wrong with anything you order. My favorite is the ribs and the garlic confit and those are the two things I ALWAYS order for the table. The restaurant is always busy but well designed. The bar is a nice place to hang out at if you are waiting for a table but I would recommend making a reservation beforehand. read more

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Finally visited Leila after having it on my list for a while, and though I had a decent overall experience, there were definitely a few misses. The place is beautiful. Love the bar lighting and the huge, wall-length wine cellar. Definitely feels upscale yet inviting. Food was mostly good. My wife and I split the Shish Tawook, Shish Kebab, and lentil soup. The chicken and steak dishes were delicious, though tbh a bit overpriced (there's so much great Mediterranean food around for less). The soup was disappointing... watery and lacking flavor (could've improved with a bit of lemon and salt, but neither were on the table nor offered). As a certified wine nerd, one of the things that made me want to try this place was its wine list. However, our server knew absolutely nothing about wine -- he seemed genuinely confused by simple questions, and when I ordered a bottle, he had no idea what I was asking for so he had me point on the list and then he TOOK OUR WINE LIST so he could go find the wine, then never brought it back. A bit nitpicky, but he was also not great at pouring and kept spilling a bit on the sides of the glass and bottle. There's also one glaring mistake -- a bottle from a very famous producer is mislabeled as the top wine from that producer, when it is in fact the second label they make. I asked the server if there was a Somm there so I could point it out, but apparently no one who knew wine was around... on a Friday night! So weird for a place with a solid list. Otherwise, the server was friendly enough, albeit a bit slow to come back to take our food orders after the wine ordeal. Food came out quickly, though, so the kitchen was moving. I'd consider coming back as I did enjoy the vibe, most of the food, and the wine list (even if no one seems to know anything about it), but it's nowhere near the top of my list. read more

Leila - Shish Tawook and white Burgundy - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

both dishes and were superb! Patrick was our server/bartender and he was amazing! We will definitely be back to experience more of this wonderful gem. read more

Leila - This food was so amazing we Deboned Chicken in Markouk Shish Tawook - Lebanese Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Randomly chose this, and I'm glad I did - it turned out to be a great experience. Sat at the bar and ordered four mezzes and some wine. The service was welcoming and attentive. Started with the grape leaves - they were too cold, otherwise well done, not too mushy or stringy. Next were the falafel, which were large balls that came with some lightly pickled cauliflower and jalapeno slices in a tahini-yogurt-y type sauce. The falafel had an interesting flavor, the cauliflower was perfect, and it was a substantial dish. The sujuk Armenian sausage was zesty and served in a light tomato stew. The haloumi, which was rather expensive at $23 for fried cheese, was nonetheless tasty and in the end worth the price; the pomegranates provided a nice texture, juice and sweetness contrast. The Lebanese blend red wine from the Bekka Valley was a good accompaniment; light and slightly fruity, like a gamay. read more

Came here for a girls night and we had a great time! It has a modern ambiance with a bar in the middle. Our waitress was very friendly, attentive, and gave great suggestions on her menu favorites. For drinks we tried the Anne Hathaway, Lebanita, and Secret Garden, all of which were delicious. Standouts for me were the crispy potatoes and Lebanese sundae, both so tasty. We had one dish that was incorrect but that was easily taken care of. I wouldn't say this is the best Lebanese food I have had but it is pretty solid with great drinks and atmosphere when in Detroit! read more

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Waiter Raul-Fantastic! Another wonderful dinner at Leilas. Food is always delicious and fresh. Best hummus ever. And the freshly baked bread -what more is there to say?!!! Love the ambiance and location. Unfortunately, it was too hot for the patio. Highly recommend read more

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Oh Detroit! Detroit reminds me of an ex-partner who no longer wants to maintain a friendship (and sometimes that's a good thing). Dinned with my parents over the Holiday season. The food was awesome. We started with the lentil soup, which was an awesome purée of goodness. Next we ordered the Baba ghanoush appetizer which was pure perfection, we had to order it twice. The item includes pomegranate seeds-and my mom can't digest seeds (the seeds are not captured in the menu ingredients, a flaw in the item description). But our server, Christian, was awesome and quickly adjusted and sent out another order. My parents ordered the salmon as an entree and enjoyed it (they said the sweetness embedded was unusual and unique which made it memorable and tasty). Under Christian's recommendation I ordered the cauliflower over the broccoli and I'm glad that I took his suggestion. I also ordered The potatoes which were too salty , I should have ordered the fries. The bread was soft and fresh. What we didn't enjoy and was a buzz killer: The ambiance sucked, it was too dark inside, on top of it being dark outside due to winter. I was expecting more energy from the restaurant manager and the hostess staff-they were as dead as a doorknob...not friendly. I wanted our experience to be more inviting like BESA. Would I return, probably not! But I recommend that this restaurant be tried at least once. read more

Leila is a wonderful upscale Middle Eastern restaurant. I recommend coming here with a group to try the many cold and hot "mezze" or appetizers on the menu. Everything we ordered was delicious: the Confit Garlic, Butata Harra, Eggplant Fettah, Labneh, and the Beetroot & Feta. Many of the dishes are vegetarian. There was a vegetarian in our group and we were able to order meat dishes with the meat on the side. Even though the restaurant was bustling the service was good. The only issue was that it took them a long time to bring out another basket of pita bread. I want to return to try more dishes and maybe an entree if I don't get full from the mezze first. read more

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