Best wrap I've ever had! Service was prompt and space is tiny but there are a few tables upstairs…read more Life changing, bold flavors.

Ate here today and had a terrible experience. We ended up being charged 7 more euros for a side of…read morechili. When we kindly asked the owner to resolve the situation, he said there were no refunds available. He maintained a very hostile attitude the whole time and ended up flipping off my mother. It was a huge disappointment as most reviews have been positive thus far... I can't imagine someone running and operating an establishment in this fashion.

About as close to 5 stars as is mathematically possible. But not *quite* there…read more There were seats available on a Wednesday night at about 19:00. The gentleman told me to wait a couple minutes, as a smaller table was finishing up and he planned to seat me there. The servers spoke English very well and were charming. The kofta is a classic go-to. I thought mine was excellent, but just not quite hitting the mark that I've had in the past. Definitely the type of food that I would go back to multiple times, if time was infinite. Pleasant atmosphere (music, TVs, people not too loud), and a good amount of food. Prices have likely increased since the last time someone posted a menu picture. Mine was about €26 with a beer.

Dabka has plenty of tables set up along the canal if you're looking for an outdoor meal. We…read morestarted with the Hummus and ordered bread that comes out as a thin pillow. Hubby and I both thought our meat was cooked perfectly on our entrees. It was a lot of food for the money and all of it was very tasty. A great first meal in Amsterdam!

Cute little place in Jordaan!…read more We ordered the falafels, hummus with roasted cauliflowers and the sampler - a trio of dips. Our favorite was the eggplant. All the food was delicious - so flavorful! The pitas that were served with the dishes were so soft and pillowy. Perfect compliment to the dips. Love all the dishes!

We would suggest if you haven't tried this-DO SO!!! We were in Amsterdam for two days and wanted…read moresomething "local" to try. Checked on YELP and this came up. Not ONLY was the food DELICIOUS but the price was right on the money! The owner even helped me pronounce the meatball word amd said I got it right when I said it back. We are big eaters and usually finish what we order but we were lucky and became stuffed, so we took some hummus/bread back to snack on later. The other gal there helping was friendly, helpful, and fun to talk with after we ate. Hoping to hit this spot again when we come back to town! Oh, the ambiance was quiet, we had a relaxing conversation while we ate.

Pricy for what you get. The owner was bizarrely hostile , arrogant and dismissive when asked…read morespecific questions about the food and even the neighborhood, which is odd in a tourist town where, like the owner, many are immigrants or travelers, visitors, who come from places where is may not b e safe to walk in a park alone at night. That was the question that sent him into a frenzy, whether the nearby park was safe to walk in....WTF? As if anywhere in Lebanon or most the world is automatically safe to walk in at night. Excuse me for being wisely careful, esp after having been pickpocketed on the Amesterdam tram..... Unlike Analya S. there was no glass in my falafel, but i agree with her about the flavors being inadequate. P.S. you DONT need to tip in Europe, full stop. If you want to give a very small gratuity for above average service, you can. But people get paid here, and have no expectation of a tip...

Food was OK Not too many complaints it wasn't perfect but it was OK not as good as what I've heard…read moreit's a Palestinian place back home,but found the service a bit on the surly side It's not worth it when the service is like that

Great people and genuine Lebanese food. Kinda fell in w my wife and was welcomed by owner Kamal and…read morehis nephew John. Good conversations w them and enjoyed real Lebanese food. Tell them JR & Jane from TX told you to come in.

The meat was tender and tasty! The rice I could eat everyday! Hummus was right! Beer is good!…read moreFamily owned and operated! Good people! Go there!

So good! For a newbie with Celiac, this Amsterdam fav delivered!! Tons of gluten free options and…read morethe waitstaff went out of their way to highlight their care and knowledge regarding allergies. Food was delicious!!

I highly recommend the lamb chop dinner, the baked, goat cheese, and the shrimp appetizer. The food…read moreand service was fantastic.

I've been wandering the streets of Amsterdam for years wondering when - when is a place with mouth…read morewatering, simple, Lebanese delicacies/street food going to appear in this city and at long last my wait is over. Manoushi lets me go back to Beirut without having to fly anywhere. Roger is a friendly proprietor with a talent for good food and a nice oven to help him make it. My first tastes of Manoushi were zatar and cheese - of course- and I will now be stopping here regularly and my life is that much better now!

This is authentic and incredible Lebanese food! Basically anything you get here is delicious as I…read morecame here almost everyday on my visit in Amsterdam. I arrived from Iceland recovering from food poisoning and this place was what helped me eat again. I found myself craving it everyday even though there is so much good food in Amsterdam. My boyfriend loved it too! I recommend everything here. We even picked up 5 extra Man'oush for our road trip leaving Amsterdam. I'm struggling to find the same taste and quality here in Toronto! 10/10

For the price, it should be better, service was slow and the food had ups and downs. We ordered…read moreseveral dishes and some were great some were poor. The ambience is ok it'll you're seating outside however they could be more cautions with cleaning the spider webs and glass fence.

Food reminded me of my Grandmother's. Was amazing and service was excellent! The outside seating is…read morethe best. Can't wait to come back.

Get this: we planned a trip to Belgium around returning to this place "on the way" as it's that…read moregood. Having to wait to return to this part of the world for a few years due to covid related and time off of work delays, we finally made it back. So good we literally bought the t-shirts. Reviewed previously and our opinions have changed for the better. Wishing we could rate 6 or 7 or 8 stars. The baharat-ish flavor to the beef! The nut studded chicken! That labneh! Oh, goodness. This is a gem of a restaurant and we're so glad that Amsterdam now is blessed with three locations - all of which we managed to fit in on our way to and from Belgium. YUM!

Here at noon and there are a ton of delivery orders, so wait time about 20 min. ( but it was worth…read moreit) We got hibiscus lemonade and ginger lemonade while we wait for our food. Both nice, but the ginger is super gingery and sooo perfect. I'm going to get another when the food comes Wrap with zaatar and labneh and a second with eggplant and labneh. We picked their sourdough flatbread. Lovely sourness in bread. Wrap was warm. Carmelized onion good addition. Date ball: not bad. Strong sesame flavor. Many vegan options. Went to their other location for a wrap with meat and the hummus. Both were excellent. Hummos was lemony with a lot of zatar

Finally great tasting middle eastern food, when I miss home I head there, finally to try some good…read morefood without thinking of falafel or shawerma lol Went there on a weekday and went on a food eating frenzy which landed is 55€ very cheap compared to the top restaurants I've been trying lately, not to mention there all you can eat appetizer deal for 20€ was also great. They also have night activities especially during the weekend and hookahs, I'm not especially fund of the loud music and typical arabic beats but it sure is an escape if your looking for that

I had never regret going to a syrian restaurant util i went to Syriana just over a month ago now…read more The first disappointment was the staff that did not have good knowledge of Syrian food (our waiter was colombian and there was no one who was Syrian or knew the Syrian cuisine among the staff). The mezze was decent and the soup was okay but when we got to the fatayir/kibbeh it was clear that they were not fresh and were warmed up. The mana-ish were all way below Syrian standard and the food was either dry or too fatty. They also served fried chicken which they give a nice arabic name but is, at the end of the day, just fried chicken. The all you can eat system forces you to order in rounds and then finish your food or pay a penalty, so i was forces to eat fried chicken strips and nuggets.