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Lively pub with a good atmosphere - good service but didn't try the food (if there is any?)

Ci è piaciuto molto questo ristorante turco. Non conoscevamo la cucina turca, ma è stata una piacevole scoperta! Servizio veloce e accurato.

Me fui con un amigo después compré una oferta en línea ( dos cursos para dos personas por 14 libras)Parece impresionante desde el exterior.Sin embargo, ambiente cálido, camareros amables y excelente comida marroquí a precios razonables hacen de este un pequeño restaurante.Los aseos/lavar la zona también estaban impecables, que es una rareza para muchos restaurantes de Londres.consejo: Puede traer sus propias bebidas alcohólicas, no hay cargos de tasa por servir licor.

Came awhile ago and wow the food was spectacular and the service matched it. Was very lively but not hectic and chilled vibe, had 3 courses The price is a little high but we got what we paid for in regard to quality and taste, stayed for ages talking so we weren’t rushed out. Definitely will be back again.

The food is average but the service is poor. We have ordered twice some olive oil and salt for our food and they never arrived while the restaurant was almost empty and the waiters having a good time together. Very disappointing.

Great service at the tills and very friendly

We are an American family who ordered Thanksgiving catering for 16 people through Fait Maison for the holiday. Everything from organizing the catering to the food itself was fabulous! Thank you Miriam and Fait Maison for helping us to create such a special evening to share with our British friends and family.

Good food shame about the bread. 7/10 We went for the £35 set sharing menu during lunch and it was nice. The food just keeps on coming especially the starters. The starters were lovely, the key here is not to make the rookie error like I did by filling yourself up on the starters and then too full for the main. Portion sizes are good and the food is flavoursome. The only downside with this place which is why I say 7/10 is because the bread. It’s cheap pitta bread that you can buy from Asda. I personally love Lebanese bread and I was expecting that when going into a Lebanese restaurant but they cut corners and buy ghandi’s flip flop bread from the supermarket. Not good But the rest of the food was great

Nice classical Egyptian atmosphere