Food was fairly good. Couldn't enjoy it though because all seating is outdoors and they don't really have a way to mitigate mosquitos at all. I'd recommend actual citronella candles or bug zappers or something. I literally left this place with 30 bug bites and my wife had at least 15 that I saw. Would've probably gotten a better rating if the ambience was executed a bit better. It really is in a great location too.
We went there becouse we love middle eastern food, they had a small but good range of middle eastern and mediterranian dishes. The drinks were fun too. The atmosphere could have been a little bit better but it will be amazing on hotter days. The food was great in quality and taste.
Great food including gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan options, good drinks (loved the frozen mojito) and the waitress was phenomenal! Thanks for a great time!
amazing food ! our waiter was amazing as well !
Thought I was splurging on an expensive but good seafood pasta dish. It was good but more of an appetizer portion than an entree. There were two to three shrimp and ONE scallop quartered. And some calamari. After a $26 entree and eating the bread I was still hungry when I left.
Super pleased with our dinner! Fish and curry were so delicious. The “spicy” app wasn’t very spicy, but it was still super delicious. Such a cool atmosphere too.
Great place for drinks even though didn’t have crown but bullet rye good sub. Got small plate white crab roll. This was very good. Lot of crab in thin crispy roll. 2 rolls about 6” each.You could eat in covered outdoor area…no covid vac I’d but also closed in area with covid Id.
Talk about a wonderful and quaint place. Food was fantastic and service was definitely a treat. Knowledgeable and courteous staff.10/10 would visit again for years to come
Friendly staff and great cocktails. Refreshing in the market st
The food is great and the venue is very desirable, however, be warned that the nonalcoholic drinks are not free refills. Two of us managed to rack up $20 just in iced tea without being made aware. In addition to that, the glasses used for the tea are significantly smaller than the water glass and are filled more than halfway with ice. So, not only are you paying for a new drink with each “refill” but you’re only getting about a 3rd of the glass in actual liquid. There is noth