I saw this restaurant on the news recently (more on that later), so I decided to give it a try. The owner is a very friendly Syrian immigrant. You can tell that he puts all of his passion into making his food. The restaurant itself has a very nice decor and the bathrooms are reminiscent of a mosque (a very nice touch). I went here with my brother and my dad. We all got nachos as an appetizer. It was really good with nice fresh toppings. I got the donair platter which came with your choice of fries or rice, and a Damascus salad. I expected it to come with the pita you find on donairs, but it's still good without it. The donair meat was INCREDIBLE, although I forgot to put the sauce on (which comes on the side). I did, however, try a bit of it and it was also incredible. The fries were OUTSTANDING with a bit of a paprika kick. I'm not too fond of salad, but I tried the dressing and I liked it. My brother got the cheese pizza. I tried a bit of it and it was AMAZING! My dad got a normal donair and I imagine it was good too. We all got baklava for dessert (which was on the house for us) and I LOVED it! It has just the right amount of sweetness to it. Another good reason to eat here is why the owner was on the news. He gives free food to the homeless every day. He truly has a heart of gold, which isn't very common among most urbanites. This was quite a surprise and I will be back. Mark my words. read more