This restaurant was part of our tour. It was our lunch stop and I am so very pleased it was. It looked like they were taking us nowhere. At a glance, it's just a mountain side. Then you see the entrance carved right into the rock! It's enormous and amazing inside. The architecture is absolutely fantastic. The tables are long with benches fit for a queen, or me. There are several nooks and right smack in the middle of the grandest niche was a single chair with a gentleman playing traditional music. It was gentle and beautiful, with was a pleasant end to a very long day outdoors in the heat. The food, like most dinners and a show, you're paying more for the experience than the food. There was nothing to snuff your nose up at, it was all edible, traditional, and satisfactory. You get several courses, you will leave well fed.
It something I will never forget. I'm delighted with my experience. read more