Beit setti Restaurant

Indeed, nothing special. The waiting time even for drinks is really long. The food - just the manakeesh takes 30 mins when the restaurant is nearly empty. The portions are small and mine with soujuk and cheese was completely tasteless. Of course it is nicely situated by the canal, but there are better places over there. Not recommended.

I recently had dinner at Beit Al Setti and, honestly, it was quite underwhelming. The main highlight of the place is its location — the charming Qasba area really sets a nice atmosphere, but that's more about the surroundings than the restaurant itself. I ordered the Turkey with Cheese Manakeesh and the Bascoot wa Raha. Unfortunately, both dishes were very average. The Manakeesh was overwhelmingly cheesy with barely any turkey, and the overall flavor was pretty forgettable. While they did serve some complimentary olives, it didn’t do much to elevate the experience. What really disappointed me was the pricing — quite high considering the portion sizes and the mediocre quality of the food. It felt like you're mostly paying for the view, not the meal. Overall, a very average experience. I wouldn’t recommend it and won’t be going back.

Beit Setti is such a lovely find — cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and food that tastes truly homemade. The flavors are rich and comforting, and the portions are generous. A great place to enjoy traditional dishes in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Would happily return!

Great spread and authentic Syrian cuisine. Whole experience is like eating with ease at home.

The food was excellent; however, the service provided by the waitress was disappointing. We had to wait quite a while before she took our order after arriving. Once the food was served, she spent most of her time chatting with one of the waiters, giving the impression that they were more focused on each other than on their duties. Such behavior is unprofessional and reflects poorly on the restaurant's service standards. I strongly suggest that management address this issue to maintain the quality and reputation of the establishment. Attention

This place is surprisingly bad. We left disappointed. The food is not tasty: the wrap had a really sour sauce, and Caesar salad was without tomatoes (how come?). Likewise, their desserts - it’s just a disaster! I’ve never seen cookies from the supermarket to be presented as a dessert. They didn’t baked those cookies, they just bought it in the supermarket and presented as a dessert, what? I even don’t know how to comment that, we were just shocked. Then, we went inside to take a look at their other desserts - I can tell you - NEVER ever order any desserts here, don’t do that… Atmosphere, of course is nice, it’s AL Qasba! However, the seats were dirty. About staff - both males were really nice and polite. Thank you for that! However, their English is really poor, they cannot talk properly and explain details about dishes. I would not come back, and do not recommend to come at all.

Place is within a plaza, easy to park close by. Area is near a river with many shops around. The restaurant has inside and outside seating areas. My visit was during working hours, weekday, yet service was confused, we ordered fruit salad with cream and they brought it without cream, we also ordered Halawet Jobon, they forgot it and we had to remind them. Turkish coffee is so good. Fruit salad and Halawet Jobon is below average!! Prices are reasonable. If I come back it would be only to enjoy the area, and won’t order more than Turkish coffee.

I'd like to leave this comment for those who wants to visit this restaurant that Fish and fries we ordered was expired in taste and they didnt make refund for us. Guys in the front service are amazing. Chef doesn't seem experienced. I dont recommend it.