Maramia Cafe in Kensington and Chelsea

I was so lucky to have lived near this restaurant, and find myself coming back when I'm in the area. The salads I particularly like, and the location (with Trellick Tower in sight and on Golborne Road- which hosts other cool boutique shops and is near to Portobello market) is wonderful. A true gem of the area, and the food is quick, delicious and affordable. The restaurant is also important to represent and share Palestinian cuisine! Viva Palestina.

Excellent food. Seasoning was just right. All taste like home cooked food, no msg. Chicken from the couscous dish was marinated just right and super tender. The moussaka was very flavourful. The service was also very good, warm and welcoming. We loved the decor and atmosphere. For a couple of hours, we were brought back to Palestine. Thank you.

Maramia Palestinian Restaurant offers an authentic taste of Palestine, with their Chicken Mousukhan standing out as a highlight. Tender and flavorful chicken, seasoned with traditional spices, makes this dish a must-try. Served with yogurt and a side salad, it's a delicious and satisfying meal. The restaurant's warm hospitality and inviting atmosphere add to the dining experience. Overall, Maramia is a top choice for exploring Palestinian cuisine!

Great food and staff. We had a really good first time at Maramia and will definitely be back

The staff at this restaurant have absolutely no clue what customer service is. We waited an hour and a half for our meals to arrive all while the staff were rude and dishonest. Will not be back here.

Amazing authentic food, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Their music and atmosphere at night is also lovely - candlelit

Today had Iftar at Maramia Cafe which is an all time favourite but this is the first time to go in Ramadan for Iftar. I have always loved everything about this place: the food, service, the Palestinian authenticity and last but definitely not least the delicious food. Iftar here was brilliant because the food arrived right on time, was absolutely delicious with the right amount and portion for the whole table. We were a table of 11 and had a mix of the palestinian dishes with appetisers and everything was just perfect. Everyone at the place made sure to attend to all of our needs, and honestly were just extremely friendly and hospitable. I highly recommend this place for anyone who wants a hot delicious quality meal during iftar (which is not very easy to find) as well as on other days when you can absolutely enjoy the music, vibes as well as drinks! Thank you to Haifa and the Maramia team for this wonderful dining experience :)

This was a unique little restaurant just around the corner from the bustling Portobello Road. The choice of food is good with amazing falafels being the choice for lunch along with one of the salad options. Also recommend the hummus to compliment. First time trying Palestinian wine and thoroughly enjoyed the red myself. Finished off with an interesting pot of Maramia (sage) tea.

Great little hidden gem in the heart of west London! The vibes on Saturday evening were great, everyone dancing to the tunes and plenty of food on the set menu option!

Great food with fast service, in an authentic and atmospheric space

Maramia Restaurant: A Disastrous Dining Experience" Our family's visit to Maramia Restaurant for breaking our fast turned into a nightmarish ordeal that I must share to warn others. We arrived with hungry children, anticipating a pleasant meal, but what followed was a cascade of incompetence and mistreatment. After placing our food order, we patiently waited for an hour and a half, only to be informed that our order hadn't been processed at all. The lack of basic organization was shocking and disappointing. Despite our frustration and desire to leave, the restaurant staff insisted we stay, assuring us that the bill would be waived as an apology for their error. Reluctantly, we agreed to give them another chance. Another agonizing hour passed before our food began to arrive, but what came to our table was far from satisfactory. The dishes were poorly prepared, lacking in flavor, and some were barely edible. It was evident that the kitchen was in chaos, unable to handle even the simplest of orders. As we prepared to depart, hoping to put the nightmare behind us, we discovered that the owner had vanished. Instead, the waiters confronted us, demanding full payment or threatening to involve the police. To add insult to injury, we discovered that the restaurant had illegally charged VAT twice on the final bill, further adding to our frustration and sense of being taken advantage of. Our experience at Maramia Restaurant was nothing short of a disaster. From the initial incompetence to the mistreatment and illegal billing practices, this establishment has shown a blatant disregard for customer satisfaction and ethical business practices. I strongly advise against dining here and suggest seeking out establishments that value their customers and adhere to the law.

Tastes like freedom! Would recommend.

Lovely food, our server was very sweet & attentive. Very pretty location too. Would recommend.

Not tasty Not fresh They have a spice of anti-Semitism and hatred of Jews you have been warned.

Dishonest people!! I wish I did not have to post this as the food is good but the staff are dishonest. I ordered a moussaka for takeaway which costs over £20 and was really disappointed to find that I had been given a third of portion that I would ordinarily have in the restaurant. I complained to the restaurant immediately and sent a picture of the takeaway. The manager apologised and told me that the staff had given me the wrong size container. I had my suspicions as initially staff informed me that they had run out of moussaka but obviously gave me the left overs in the hope that I would not notice. So the manager asked me to come in again and collect a full portion which I did and also ordered some additional food at the same time. To my surprise when I got home the box of moussaka was even smaller than last time!! I tried to call the manager with a picture but no response so far. It is really disappointing and unprofessional. Why do this and cheat your customers who pay you to run this business.

Amazing food and made my friend bday so special!!!

I came here for the first time with my partner last night and I often eat Middle Eastern food. I’ve been longing to try Palestinian cuisine for a while now & I must say, it was absolutely mind blowing. I was intrigued to see how different it would taste to other Middle Eastern foods & it did not disappoint. The flavours were top notch, the service was fantastic, the Palestinian wine was better than most European wines (don’t skip this), but the food was the highlight. Extremely hearty meals which you can tell mean a lot to the culture. Thank you so much & I cannot wait to return for your buffet.

Maramia Cafe is highly recommended! The food is delicious. The atmosphere fantastic and the stuff super friendly. They were very patience with our ever changing plan. The food is absolutely delicious , definitely one of the best middle eastern food I have ever tried.

The food is fantastic and the staff and atmosphere . Its a really lovely night out super special . If you like the feeling of being in an intimate family restaurant and being really taken care of by funny friendly staff this is the perfect place for you!! The Palastinian red wine is great and do try the traditional coconut cake for desert and make sure you arrive with an empty stomach !!!

We go there regularly as a family. On this occasion the food wasn't up to scratch ie the meat being a bit tuff. I could go into more detail about the complete experience but I'll probably be accused of rubbishing the place, and god forbid one is allowed a point of view.

Wonderful Palestinian cuisine with hospitable service and beautiful decoration. Grilled chicken with salad and Palestinian rice were delicious!

Food was amazing The staff was super friendly and helpful Definitely recommend

Maramia. A place where the hospitality and warmth are as fantastic as the food. I’ve been coming here for about ten years and the food is always consistently amazing. I bring new friends and every time they always want to come back again. My favourite is the Chicken Musakhan or the Mixed Grill and Batata Hara with a Taybeh Beer. I recently got some take away and the owner even threw in some halloumi for my dog! 5 star food and a real gem.

Maramia. A place where the hospitality and warmth are as fantastic as the food. I’ve been coming here for about ten years and the food is always consistently amazing. I bring new friends and every time they always want to come back again. My favourite is the Chicken Musakhan or the Mixed Grill and Batata Hara with a Taybeh Beer. I recently got some take away and the owner even threw in some halloumi for my dog! 5 star food and a real gem.

Soulless place. Over priced mediocre food … service bad. Much better Middle Eastern restaurants on Edgware Road W2 - cheaper and superior in terms of food and service.

The food, especially the chicken mousakhan, was delicious. The staff very friendly and welcoming, so you are assured great hospitality when eating here. Will be back here soon!

curly hair chef had horrible service

Haifa was very helpful and very nice. The food was amazing and service was impeccable, highly recommend

Went for a birthday which was fun (great music and fun vibes) the food was very good (especially the Butternut and Couscous dish) but it was very loud and is a rather small space. But great for a dinner party celebration, where the emphasis lies on the party part.

We reserved a table for my birthday. In my friendship group there is a trans woman mid transition. Nobody greeted us on entry, it went really quiet when we walked in – we had to walk over to the front desk and waited a couple of minutes for somebody to even acknowledge our presence. Loads of staff walked past us without even greeting us or meeting our eyes. Finally, once somebody acknowledged our existence we asked for a table. They hesitated, even though there were tables, it felt like they didn’t want to seat us. When they found out we had a reservation, the woman exclaimed “oh” and seemed almost disappointed and seated us. Food was decent which is why it gets 2 stars instead of 1. There was a Palestinian woman in our group so she’s well experienced with good Palestinian food at home and other Palestinian restaurants in the world. But we all agreed, most of this food wasn’t worth the price tag, but it wasn’t bad either. For starters, the falafel in particular was tasteless but the Sujuk and bread was really good. For mains, the highlight was the lamb steaks which were absolutely gorgeous. The Palestinian wine was good too but expensive. Now when the service gets really bad: for desert, we ordered Knafeh a grand total of 3 times without ever receiving it. After requesting it a final time we waited about 30 minutes with no staff communication/updates before we gave up and left the restaurant. This is where the appalling service was at it’s worst - We clearly ordered Knafeh, finished all our drinks well in advance, we were very clearly waiting at an empty table for dessert for about half an hour. Nobody asked us if there was anything we needed/were waiting for - We were seated near the front and not one member of staff noticed we were clearly waiting for something even though they weren’t busy with guests. It seemed like they just wanted us to leave. Eventually we requested the bill (which didn’t even have the Knafeh on in the first place so we waited half an hour for something that wasn’t coming) and left. It wasn't just me - every single one of us left feeling that we were treated with very bad vibes and that the atmosphere was judgy and strange. We are young visibly queer people and my trans friend in particular felt they were being targeted due to being trans. We weren’t welcome in the restaurant from the very second we walked in to when we left. I personally wouldn’t recommend it to visibly LGBT people - one persons opinion is one thing. But when a bunch of queer people leave all feeling the same because we just know we're being treated differently with less respect to your other guests who were being greeted at the door. Save yourself the hassle and just avoid.

Really lovely restaurant/cafe. Incredible food, comfortable and cozy atmosphere and top service. I look forward to my next visit.

My favourite restaurant in west London. Amazing food. Incredible service. - moussaka every damn time 🙌

Best falafel i’ve had! Would recommend

I thought the food and service was amazing !!! Loved it all the way ! Will be commimg again with friends to get the large sharing dishes ! 😆

Wonderful Palestinian food, the food was amazing. However, the service was not as expected, and the portion is very small compared to the fee we paid.

Not sure I’ll have better food and experience the rest of this year. Haifa was a delightful host. Highly recommend the chicken mousakhan and moussaka for mains. The arayes and the fattush for starters were also lovely. Do yourself a favour and book a table!

Wonderful food, great atmosphere, we enjoyed a lovely evening. So welcoming, accommodating. Great and authentic middle eastern food - this is a well kept secret!

The food is delicious, the treatment is very good, especially from Haifa, and the atmosphere is pleasant. I enjoy my visits to you many times

Been here 2 Sundays in a row. Manager during the lunchtime shift was amazing. Great service from Hifah. Food is delicious, wish portions were a little bigger.

Very fun place, delicious Palestinian food. We had a fabulous afternoon. We were looked after very well by the lovely and attentive young staff on a Saturday lunch time. I feel in love with the Chicken Mousakhan and the Basboussa at the end. The owner of the restaurant passed away few years ago, so his son is taking care of this cute quirky restaurant. I also learned that this has been a family run establishment, even the owner’s 2nd son turns out to be the Ambassador of Palestine for the UK and they knew Yasser Arafat. They got their family photo hung on the walls of this restaurant. Worth a visit, you’ll not just indulge in the succulent food but also learn their family history.

Wonderful Palestinian food with a great, cosy yet lovely ambience. Perfect for a candlelit dinner with a friend or partner or with a group of friends. The bread was so delicious and I highly recommend the Palestinian Moussaka, Gaza salad and the lentil soup. Fantastic vegan options.

Delicious food, great ambiance and lovely staff. The decor was really beautiful too. Highly recommend!

Absolutely stunning food, friendly staff, great atmosphere. We had a full range of the menu and shared between us. Good stop in town too, around lots of shops etc. Thank you!

A perfect choice of restaurant for a birthday dinner as the team in Maramia provided delicious food, great atmosphere and attentive staff!

We wondered randomly into Maramia on a rainy Sunday in Portobello. Staff helpfully moved a couple to a smaller table to accommodate the three of use (sorry couple) and were so friendly throughout. We started with Palestinian coffee while looking at menus - it'll perk you right up :) The food was exceptionally good and my veggie niece said there was loads to tempt her. We ordered fairly liberally to try as much as possible and still other tables' dishes caused serious food envy. We loved the atmosphere and clientele - couples, families (young to old) and drop-ins like us, and no one in any hurry to rush their meal. It was so convivial and relaxed. We'd be back for that feeling alone, but the food was wonderful also, especially the inventive use of herbs like dill flavouring a 'Gaza salad' with tomatoes in a light cream sauce; herby spiced sausage, top class hummous + dipping flatbreads and the best falafel I've ever tasted with a light outer crunch and inner melty gorgeousness. The baklava is served on round, wooden platters with eight (or nine?) different bite-sized presentations+textures. It was so, so good.

Got takeout but the restaurant is beautiful and the owners are very nice

Wonderful restaurant, with delicious food, lovely ambiance. We went for a family dinner and it was superb. 5 stars!

Amazing food service is a little slow

Lovely and intimate cafe, delicious food and warm hosts

Delicious!!! And such lovey staff - she gave me the recipe for their delicious soup!

Amazing and delicious food that represents the Palestinian culture very well

Quite disappointed with the way things turned out. The chicken was extremely dry, almost like it was precooked and then reheated for our pleasure. The kebabs were just okay, nothing special. The only good thing about the evening was the Fentimans Cola and the deliciously warm basbousa. Just not good enough for the amount of money they were asking for (everything was expensive).

I had the most amazing experience here. The food and the staff were all delightful and the atmosphere only adds to it. I shall be back will ALL my friends and family.

I went on Wednesday to celebrate my best friends birthday. The owner and the staff were amazing. We had the best time and were made to feel like valued guests. The food was full of flavour, light & delicious. The place is intimate and has a feeling like you’re eating at home. Il be back and I’ll be telling all my friends they have to try it. Thank you for a wonderful dinner.

I've been coming here for over a decade and have seen the menu and decor evolve over time. Fantastic Palestinian food, great ambience, warm staff. On one occasion the chefs and waiters insisted I eat with them again after I'd already finished a meal. On another occasion chefs Alaa and Yasmin returned to cook something up for me even though the kitchen had closed. Cannot recommend them enough.

The food is amazing, the staff are lovely. Special thanks to the chefs Yaseen and 'Alaa who are culinary artists.

Beautifully grilled and buttery sea bass from an authentic Palestinian restaurant. The starters are a bit pricey for what you get. I did enjoy the mains but it is not safe for kids as the fish not deboned. The service was also great from kind, diligent staff.

Amazing food, lovely setting and a very intimate environment. Haifa served us and she was brilliant - so friendly, welcoming and attentive. Would completely recommend!!

Warning: RAW chicken - make sure to inspect your food. My friend and I tried this place for the first time as we both love food from this region. The atmosphere was lovely and the items we ordered from the menu were delicious overall (even if some of the dishes had too much of a modern, western take on traditional foods - like the fattoush and mousakhan). However, towards the end of the meal, my friend noticed that the grilled chicken wings she had ordered (jawaneh meshwui) were completely raw to the bone. Unfortunately, as the restaurant was dimly lit, she wasn't able to see this in time. I can't emphasise enough how dangerous and serious this mistake was on behalf of the chef. Salmonella can be an extremely serious infection, and my friend was understandably horrified to find that her chicken was completely raw. She is now waiting to see if she has become infected. It is hard to understand how the chef made such a serious mistake on the grill; the chicken wing was just completely raw on the underside - suggesting that basic kitchen standards were either not in place or not followed. There is absolutely no excuse for the possibility of poisoning customers. Despite the gravity of this situation, I would like to thank the fantastic person who served us, Jack. He was extremely apologetic, and took absolute accountability for this mistake even though he was not to blame in the slightest. He also made sure he removed the item off the bill, and kindly offered us complimentary cake and drinks. Nevertheless, management at Maramia Cafe need to urgently look into this matter and review kitchen standards immediately. Serving raw chicken is an inexcusable and alarming mistake to make.

I love this restaurant and it's always the first place I recommend to people who ask me where to eat in London. I've visited a number of times over the last year - the food is always fresh and full of flavour and the service is great. Our waiter today (Husam) was attentive, kind and checked on us several times. We had a conversation at the end of our meal; he was really friendly and clearly takes great pride in his work. I love the authenticity of this place, from the menu, down to the interior and carefully chosen photos on the wall. Real Palestinian food prepared by Palestinian people, who have my support now, and always.

Had a fantastic experience at Maramia Cafe 🇵🇸 Absolutely delicious Palestinian food, with an extensive menu that offers something for everyone. The dining room is intimate and cosy and when we visited, the restaurant was fully booked with a great atmosphere. Couldn't recommend the chicken mousakhan more highly and even staples like hummus and flatbread were beautiful. Also a special shout out to the Taybeh beer, which is amazing and brewed in Ramallah. The staff made us feel extremely welcome and were friendly and attentive, thank you! :) We're all watching a completely heartbreaking tragedy unfold and sometimes it's easy to feel powerless. Please support Palestinian owned businesses whenever you can.

Absolutely delicious food, the best hummus I have ever tasted. The chicken was also incredible. The atmosphere is lovely and it seems like a family run restaurant. Staff are super attentive & Haifa is a gem. 10/10 recommend. They also do set menu and parties in the evening which I’m keen to try.

We’ve had a brilliant meal here. The food was really exceptional - particularly the bread, dips, and chicken mousakhan special. Will definitely be coming back!

A hidden gem. Wonderful service and excellent flavours. Portion sizes are great for sharing with a group with a warm atmosphere. Highly recommend!

We had such great food at this restaurant! Good vibes, I really enjoyed the music and the overall atmosphere with people dancing and enjoying their night! I have tried the chicken mousakhan (I think it's spelled like that) that is a traditional Palestinian dish, very tasty! I have also tried some lamb sausages, they were nicely spicy and accompanied by a nice sauce. Overall a good experience :)

average overly expensive arab food. one waitress knows nothing about customer service

Best meal I've had in London for a long time. Really nice atmosphere, great food and service!

Amazing Palestinian dishes, Service is great, You have to try it

Terrible experience. Very clumsy service - they poured oil all over my friend trench coat, bag and her ruining her belognins without even apologising. Ended up paying double what was expected. strongly won't reccoment

Absolutely lovely place. Must visit

Lovely food and customer service!

The best Palestinian food out there deffo visit this place

Great food and staff. Our favourites are the kibbeh, moutabal and ful medamas.

We visited Maramia on a Friday, it was 4 of us (2 couples). The portions are small for what you pay, so generally I found it quite expensive. The service was on par and they start playing music towards the end and people start dancing.. On chairs tables etc. you name it. If it wasn’t for the vibe and atmosphere it would certainly get a lower rating. Overall pricey but good vibes.

Loved the atmosphere! Great service but food was expensive, in small portions and average. Starters portion were very small, okay for 2 people to share around 4 starters. Food was average overall. Would recommend to visit for drinks and dessert late night to enjoy the atmosphere.

My experienced teetered between the most tasty and warming food, and probably the worst customer service I’ve ever experienced. The entire order was not fulfilled, and the one waitress snapped her gum and FaceTimed on her shift. Absolute carelessness. But hey, if you find yourself there, order the Lemon and Mint Soda.

This was such a nice place to visit for a date. It has cosy lighting and the food is soooo good. Really rich and tasty. Staff were really nice too. Food is halal, although they do serve alcohol. I enjoyed everything I ate, even the salad! The sausages were the best I've had. The Muskhan was in a wrap, which isn't what I was expecting, but it was tasty nonetheless. There are things you can order in advance if you have 5 or more people like maqluba. I recommend visiting for good food, vibes and service. Thing to note, entrance is slippery in the rain, its at a slope, be careful in heels, I slipped!

Comida deliciosa a un precio muy asequible. Buen ambiente, con música y alegría. Tienen terraza para los dias que hace bueno. Merece la pena llamar y reservar mesa, porque si vas sin reserva lo mismo te llevas una sorpresa y está todo lleno. Si quieres cenar bien y pasarlo bien, este es tu local y este es tu "tip" para tu "tourist trip"

I was really hoping to try this place, but I got there at 2:20pm and was told that they were closing at 3pm and could not accept customers. Google business shows closing time at 4pm. I hope they update their business hours...

Having returned from visit to Palestine, West Bank I was very keen to visit this restaurant. My daughter and I entered at 2.30pm on Sunday to be told very curtly "we're closed" by a waiter. I was dismayed saying we'd travelled across London to visit, and my daughter said but it says you stop ordering at 3pm. The waiter relented and said "you can stay if you order quickly". It was a horrible "welcome" and certainly not like anything I have experienced on my travels (staying in refugee camps and villages away from the obvious spots like Bethlehem and Jerusalem. Anyway we subsequently ordered food which was nice (hummus in a bowl???? Surely a plate is more authentic?) Not long after receiving our food we were asked to pay our bill (meaning I couldn't order the fabulous Knafeh which was such a shame). After paying the bill the waiter did say we didn't need to rush and enjoy our meal. However shortly after the music (English 🤦 not Palestinian) was turned off leaving us feel rushed and uncomfortable. When I then went to the toilet my daughter was told we need to leave, along with another table of three ladies (who were not impressed). During our visit the waiter greeted three other groups/individuals entering the restaurant with the "we're closed" statement. I left feeling quite upset, I'd talked non stop with my daughter about Palestine, it's hardship, my solidarity with their plight, and their beautiful people to then receive such an unpleasant experience in this restaurant. (I had arrived back in the UK the previous day). I will add we enjoyed the food, and will return when I come back to London in October to hopefully have a better experience. (I write this review in complete solidarity with Palestine, I'm a human rights activist and will always support its people 🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴)

We had fatoush which was delicious but it’s not the proper one, mosakhan and kabab . The gazawia salad was so delicious.

After visiting this place I'm already thinking about coming again. I had the musakhan, matoubal and arayes. I recommend them all. Since everything was so good, I want to come back and try everything else. Service was OK. I'm not sure if they were understaffed but it was hard to get someone to come over. When they did come over they were pleasant but blunt. They may not have been confident English speakers though.

One of the worst experiences of my life. They charged us almost 100£ for a dinner that was worth honestly 50£. The food isn’t event that great. No words.

Excellent introduction for us to Palestinian cuisine which reminded us of both Lebanese and Egyptian food but with notable differences. Everything tasted “homemade” and authentic. We chose a range of vegetarian dishes including the Labneh, the aubergine, and the moudammas, the Arabic flatbread was exquisite. The generous use of olive oil added to the taste and experience. We would love to go back. Staff were very attentive and friendly. Surprised this place isn’t getting more well deserved patronage given overpriced (for portions) Caia next door. Definitely recommend- the 4.3 stars I saw doesn’t do Maramia justice.

للأسف الكلام والمدح كثير عن المسخن لكنه أبدًا دون المستوى وسعره غالي جدًا 17£، الدجاج ما فيه نكهة ورائحته كأنه تونة. لا يستحق العناء، أبدًا وزيادة على ذلك يأخذون 2£ رسوم خدمة 😂 أسوء تجربة لي في مطاعم لندن.

Very expensive Plastinen Restaurin in Golborne Road, Ladbroke Grove, London. We have lunch today a cup of fries changed including service charge £8.50p if I count may be 15/20 pieces potatoes chips, the most expensive chips ever I bought in London. The mix grill was very small size including service charge £25.00, all the meat was very small prices, a lentil soup £8.58p in a smaller pot . This is a Ripoff restaurant. Be careful before you visit it is not worth visiting if you compare with other restaurants in London. Good luck all hungry people. Spend wisely.

Not bad, a bit slow service and quite pricey, disrupted POS payment but overall we enjoyed the meal

I LOVE this place. It is an understatement of the quality of food and taste. It has been around for 20 years and I have discovered it far too late. I took my family and their partners here last week. They have already made plans to go again on their own but also in bigger groups. I thought the yellow sauce that came with the mains was mayo. It’s not. It’s yoghurt 😋❤️ Sorry I didn’t add more pics. I had dug straight in The house red is fantastic. Bottomline: You won’t regret whatever you order.

Absolutely amazing!! Farid made me feel so welcomed. Order Musakhan the Palestinian signature dish. Check out the decors especially the map of Palestine.

We could not find a place to eat on a late Friday after 7pm. The restaurant was full. Bit they were very nice and made some space for the two of us in the outside terrace. The food was amazing. The biggest surprise was when we finished. Every single person from the restaurant inside were dancing to the very nice mixed music. We had so much fun and without planning. Highly recommend, specially on the weekends as the dance is something that happens then.

visited this place last weekend. the chicken mousakhan was absolutely delicious, and the service was top-tier. highly recommend!

The food was incredible, service was amazing, music was amazing. I cannot recommend this place enough!!!

We had a fabulous night. We were looked after very well by the lovely and attentive young staff on Saturday evening. Delicious food and lots of music and dancing.

The food and the atmosphere are good. However, I really advise you to check the bill.

Terrible terrible service, food was average, waiters were rude and careless, slow to seat you, to take your order, to bring out the food. Portions were tiny and overpriced. Very disappointed and won’t be back

The staff were very kind and welcoming…there was a a lot of salads n starters ..myself I like the humus…the grilled were so tasty …cooked perfectly.

the restaurant ambience is very pleasant in the evening, service was top tier, and the food was delicious. Don’t miss out on the knafeh!

The owner of the restaurant was drunk and brought his dog in and left him on our seats. The dog got up on the table and started licking our plates. We kindly asked the restaurant owner to take his dog because one of us has dog allergies. The owner took his dog and said ‘if I was a Jew you wouldn’t have done this, you would have taken your clothes off for my dog’. We asked the lovely waitress who this drunk man with a beer belly is, and she confirmed that he is the owner. He then started blasting extremely loud music, we asked him to put the volume down, which he did for a bit, before blasting it again. He said he does this every Friday night and people dance on the tables. Today was a Sunday evening. Terrible drunken owner. Don’t go if you want a civilised meal - the drunken owner will blast music, ask people to dance on tables and bring his dog to pick your plate. It’s a shame because it used to be a great restaurant when the elderly gentleman and his daughter used to run it.

Stay away from this place, their average and overpriced food , and their rude and arrogant owner and staff. Lack of security - they let anyone enter and roam around the tables and a bag was stolen. They charge 65£ pp (fixed menu), but we ended up paying 125£ each. They added extra people to the bill and it is impossible to track the number of drinks they add to the bill. The worst thing is the attitude of the owner. During our dinner my friend's handbag was stolen because they let anyone enter and roam around the tables of the restaurant without control. The owner was completely unhelpful, he didn't care at all about the theft (they don't have any insurance). He only cares about taking your money. We were 26 and none of us will ever come back to this awful place.

The food was decent, but overall needed more flavour. The service wasn’t great, needed more staff.