The tempting menu of tabouli, hummus, babaganush and falafel to start and a main course which includes a selection of various Arabic meats and vegetarian dishes is only the beginning of what is on offer. The set menu is designed to share and includes generous quantities of wine or beer, typical Arabic desserts including baklawa, traditional mint tea and shisha pipes. A traditional sensual belly dancing performance and serenade of each table accompanies dessert.
There are private rooms available and it has become increasingly popular for our stag groups to request a professional 'dancer' to visit the restaurant as part of their after-dinner entertainment. This can be arranged so that the theme of the entertainment remains in keeping with that of the restaurant.
Dinner was great. The staff there were very friendly…and there was more than enough food.
James Sanders
|
