Marib Restaurant

Visited Marib Restaurant for a Yemeni iftar, and I genuinely loved every single dish on the buffet. From haneeth and mandi to grilled items, hummus, fresh salads, and sambusas — everything was delicious. And the desserts! So much baklava and luqaimat, followed by tea and drinks — it was such a treat. What made it even more special was the atmosphere. Breaking fast surrounded by everyone created such a warm, celebratory vibe. The staff served each person themselves, which felt like true hospitality and also meant there wasn’t unnecessary food waste. At the same time, it never felt overwhelming — just a really nice balance. And ending with aden tea and kahwa made it even better — the perfect way to wind down after such a lovely meal. Definitely enjoyed every bit of it.

Wow, just wow! This place is delicious. I very often have ethnic food and this place is definitely on my current top 10 favorites! Good job, keep up making great food! Pictures were our dinner for two on a Saturday night.

I decided to eat out on new years eve. I called in advance to ask when the kitchen closed they said 9:30. We got there at 7ish. We ordered the hummus with chicken which was delicious. I ordered the chicken mandi. Rice seemed like it wasn't fresh. The chicken seemed like it was warmed up in a microwave. I also orders the kids chicken nuggets and cheese sambousic. Those were good. Kids enjoyed them. My wife also wanted chicken sambousic but those had a weird smell to it. I can't explain it but it seemed like the chicken wasn't cleaned properly and was thrown into the grinder. Now here is the part where I got really upset. After our food was brought to our table not one person came to ask if the food was ok. I wanted to tell them about the chicken sambousic. Which say there we didn't eat it. Also we asked for water and no one brought us water to drink. I had to drink water that we brought with us that we usually fill the kids water bottle with. Service was horrible. Mind you there was a American family sitting behind us and the sever came by their table several times. But we didn't have anyone come by at all. It wasn't busy. Maybe 3-5 tables at most. Once we finished our food we wait about 30 mins for someone to come by to bring us our check. No one came so I walked up to the front desk to ask if I could pay. The guys said he would bring us our check. I also took up the smelly chicken sambousic and told him I was waiting for someone to come by but no one did so I could tell them about this. He said he would remove it from the bill. I wasn't planning on leaving 1 penny as tip after all this. Once he brought me the check there was a an added 20% gratuity to me check and also a CC fee. I asked them why did you add gratuity. He said that it's added automatically and it goes to the owner. I explained to him why I should pay gratuity if all you did was bring us the food. No one came to check on us or even bring us water. But the American family sitting behind me was getting checked on every few minutes. The guy said he would be move it and also the CC fee. This is my second time here. First time we really enjoyed it but this was probably our last time here.

From the service to the food. It was a good experience. The nan was made good. I would say they had the best falafel in town. Pricing was reasonable for the items.

Marib offers a decent dining experience with a few standout elements. The food was generally good, though there were some areas for improvement. The chicken lacked flavor, and the rice was just okay. However, the highlight of the meal was definitely the chicken hummus served with bread – a delicious and well-executed dish that stood out. The atmosphere was pleasant, though the restaurant was a bit chilly when we arrived. It wasn’t crowded, which made for a relaxed experience. The service was friendly but slightly on the slow side. Overall, it was a good experience. While I personally wouldn’t return, I think Marib is a decent option for those looking to try something new.

“Amazing food, beautiful presentation, and rich authentic flavors. The staff is wonderful and very welcoming. Easily the best restaurant in the Washington area. Highly recommended!”

First time having authentic Yemeni food… Service ⭐️ Cleanliness ⭐️ Food ⭐️ On my way home there was so much traffic, so, I decided to look up local halal spots to eat and this restaurant came up. I drove over wanting to grab a quick bite and am really glad I did! I had the Lamb Haneeth (recommended by the host) and decided well if it’s a favorite then I should try it — delicious! It was so moist and cooked well it easily parted ways with the bone. That is an excellent cook! Came with rice, fried onions (love) and a salsa looking mix on the side to add in. Now, I like my food a bit spicy so the gentleman offered to bring me over a green spicy sauce 👌🏽 Absolutely enjoyed it! And of course I did try their dessert and coffee - Shai Adeni (coffee) & Knafeh (dessert). Did not disappoint! The restaurant itself is very clean, has a nice vibe, quiet place to sit with friends or family to eat, casual attire, appreciated the table set-up and it is spacious. Not a place where you have no room to move - which I loved! One thing I appreciate is a table not being overcrowded by used dishes and the gentleman was on top of making sure everything was removed as he came by to check-in. It was a bit slower at the time too but, good service is good service! Definitely intend on returning again and trying more things! Really happy about this find!

Marib: A Hidden Gem for Authentic Yemeni Cuisine!!! I've been a loyal patron of Marib for a while now, and it's become a place I can always count on for a fantastic meal. They've consistently impressed me, no matter what I order. Whether it's a mouthwatering main course or a delightful dessert, I always leave Marib feeling satisfied and happy. Marib is especially exceptional during Ramadan. Their Iftar buffet is a must-try for anyone looking for a delicious and memorable way to break their fast. It's not just about the food (which is, of course, incredible), but the whole experience. If you're looking for authentic Yemeni cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere, Marib is the place to go. I highly recommend it!

AMAZING! That's how I would describe this place. Yemeni food is not only underrated but just amazing. It's full of flavor and marries middle eastern flavors with desi flavors. It's rich and delicious. Do yourself a favor and give it a try! That being said the food here is really really good! You have to try the fahsah which is pulled lamb meat served in a boiling cast iron bowl! The baba ghanough with chicken on top is chef's kiss! And the haneeth the meat falls off the bone onto a fragrant rice. It's just really good! The service is excellent! The wait staff is really nice and helpful. The ambiance is very chill and perfect for date night or out with friends! I highly recommend this place to try something different and unique!

This restaurant offers an authentic and delicious Yemeni cuisine experience. We tried several dishes, both vegetarian and meat-based. The Lentil soup and Saltah were standouts among the vegetarian options, offering a depth of flavor that truly transported us to Yemen. However, the stars of the show were the Maraq soup, Lamb Haneeth, and Chicken Mandi. Each dish was a masterpiece, bursting with complex flavors and textures. Our feast concluded with a delightful Kunafe, followed by a traditional Arabic coffee - the perfect ending to this delicious exploration of Yemeni culinary traditions. The service was excellent, and the restaurant itself was clean and hygienic. While the prices may be slightly higher than usual, the quality of the food and the overall experience definitely justify it.

Our first time trying Yemeni cuisine. I had to have the lamb shank on rice, not sure if it was the Lamb Mandi, but it was amazing. The second dish was a vegetables stew served sizzling, I couldn't remember the name, but I was told it was a traditional dish, less convincing though. The bread on the other hand was to die for; the typical middle eastern flat bread, freshly made. For dessert we tried Fattah, smashed bread and dates with honey, and served with cream; sweet, but heavy. This was definitely an experience!

The food is absolutely delicious. Service is excellent. 10/10 would recommend yo anyone that loves middle eastern food.

Marib is a great restaurant for delicious Yemeni cuisine. The inside is warm and colorful and you never have to worry about getting a seat. Service is usually great, though it's not rushed, so be patient. I've only had bad service once. The beef Fahsa is one of my favorite dishes. It's nourishing and comforting, perfect on a cold day. The bread is excellent. You can't go wrong with the lamb Mandi, a traditional lamb and rice dish that is quite good. And I love the crispy sambousas as an appetizer. I look forward to returning to Marib.

Best bread. Light and fluffy. Busy but very fast service. Great smiles Delicious food Great value.

Really good food, The service was very friendly and they answered all our questions. We would definitely return.

My wife stumbled upon this restaurant on our way home from Florida. It was conveniently located a short walk from our hotel. First off the staff went above and beyond to explain every dish to us as we've never experienced middle eastern food. Every dish we experienced was full of flavor and unique to our palate. It was so enjoyable that we could hardly stop eating. The owner made it a point to bring over a soup we hadn't tried as he was quite proud of. We were not disappointed with it's taste. This was a buffet offered during Ramadan and we had the opportunity to engage with Muslims during the meal. Everything about this restaurant was wonderful and we plan to surely visit again when we come through the area.

My friends were raving about this restaurant and I had to try it myself. It's buried in the middle of the shopping center. You can miss it easily. I am SUPER glad I came to this restaurant. Every single dish I tried was full of deliciousness. We had Hummus, Sambousick, Zahawiq with cheese, Saltah, Fasolia and Lamb Haneeth. On top of that, even the bread was irresistibly delicious. Zahawiq is unique but it's just a different combination of ingredients. I wanted to recreate Fasolia at home and looked up its recipe but I could only find soup like dish. Marib's Fasolia is relatively dry but no mushy. Very unique recipe. Oh and their tea is out of this world! I can see myself coming back here often now.

Food, services, and ambiance are good. It was more than enough for 3 people. The host suggested the special of the day and we were happy with the order. Highly recommended & positively will be back.

We had ordered catering previously, but this weekend was our first dine-in experience. The staff were very friendly and helpful describing menu items. The atmosphere is nice with tablecloths and nice lighting. We ordered shafout, baba ganoush with lamb, Yemeni Lamb Chops, chicken Mandi and lamb Fahsa which came with pillowy soft freshly baked bread, and Knafeh for dessert. Everything was delicious and we were stuffed. We will definitely return to this hidden gem in Springfield but will opt to sit at a bigger table to accommodate all the food we want to order!

Stopped in while passing through the area. Will definitely be back. Best lamb ever! The Yemeni tea was also delicious.

I'd never had Yemeni food before but I will definitely be having it again. The food was excellent. We got motabak beef and it was crisp and herby and delicious. We also got lamp fahsa and salta which was so savory and delicious and was served with a big warm pita. For dessert we had Bint As-Sahn, which was simple compared to the other stuff but not bad. The prices were good but I would caution you not to go if you're in a hurry because service was a little slow. We came in a little early and I suspect they get a little busier as the evening progresses, but they had a video of an oud player for music and ambiance which was nice.

Fahsa, Saltah amazing. Lentil soup? An instant favorite for even my pickiest eater. Everything is worth trying, but when we go back - those are our go to orders. Nice people too, more than willing to talk about the food and what everything is (for those not as familiar with Yemeni) and just kind and patient - even with a big family with kids. Thank you all, we haven't been getting out as much as we used to - but this will always be a treat when we can.

We firstly want for the buffet during Ramadan, it was the most organized buffet. Outside Ramadan we always go back because we loved the food so much.

The Saltah is sooooo good. It was seasoned to perfection. I got the veggie version but you can add protein. The sambusa was different than others I've had before but tasty. I also ordered the Fattah b'tamr wa asl qushtah for dessert and it reminded me of a baked oatmeal. They have soups , kebabs, falafel, hummus, and lots of other Yemeni dishes. Definitely a place to check out.

Very clean and neat family oriented place. Food is very tasty. Qulabah Chicken and chicken tandoori and sautéed shrimp served with mint chutney and salad.All dishes were not spicy and served warmed and fresh. The prices are reasonable. The server was friendly and knowledgeable. The service is tad slow but highly recommended for anyone want to try traditional Yemen cuisine.

الي جاء على واشنطن و ما زار مأرب فقد فاته نصف عمره Amazing service, delicious yamani food, relax place. I would like to highly recommend this place.

Didn't know what to expect but this place was outstanding! Went here for lunch on a weekday and ordered a few different things on the menu to try. We had mint tea, lentil soup, Shafout, sautéed shrimp, hummus, lamb Haneeth, and the Fahsa and Saltah with beef. Everything was delicious. The Fahsa and Saltah came out bubbling in a clay pot that ended up caramelizing the potatoes to perfection. The bread was mouth watering. The hummus was the best I've ever had. The service was very pleasant and fast. Run do not walk to this place for a hearty and comforting meal!

This is a very traditional Arabian Yemeni restaurant. It's quiet with light Arabian music playing in the background. We went Sunday night so there weren't too many people which is good cuz we brought the bambino lol it was my first time havin Yemeni food and I really liked it! Everything we ordered was delish! I def wanna come back, really great experience:)

The only thing I liked was the soup the rest of the food a waste of money. I ordered Mandi chicken and that was the worst chicken that I ever tasted It tasted like it been in the fridge for 1 year

Food is authentic, courteous service, and ambience need more Arabian decorations .... entertaining for big groups is excellent.

This place is amazing. I read the reviews and was hoping it lives up to expectations. Guess what? It exceeded my expectations. We went as a party of seven. They were able to reserve a table right away. Food: very fresh, flavorful and delicious. Large portions for the servings. Customer service: amazing! The servers were extremely patient with our large chaotic group. Our server listened attentively and provided great recommendations. Ambience: I appreciate all the decorations and cute little lights. The servers were cleaning the place nonstop and in between customers Prices: reasonable and within the expected ranges. I would highly recommend this place if you want authentic Middle Eastern food. I would definitely come back to here.

Marib is easily the best Yemeni cuisine restaurant in Northern Virginia. Their service is top notch, and their food is simply delicious. Highly recommend catering from them for your next event.

Deliciousness - 3.5/5 Happiness - 3.5/5 I was excited to come here as I've never had Yemeni food. I was happy to see a well decorated restaurant and receive a warm welcome from the server. I particularly liked the ornately decorated coffee pots placed around the restaurant. I have to admit that I was a bit disappointed by the food. The quantity is awesome, it's definitely family style portions. My wife got a vegetable stew that came out bubbling in a cast iron bowl. Although it looked fantastic, it ended up a bit bland and really could have used more heat. I got a lamb dish served over a bed of rice. There was a very generous portion of lamb that was cooked perfectly with fall off the bone meat. However, the rice had no flavor and overwhelmed my palate. A bit less rice, or a bit more spice would have really elevated the dish. I also ordered a coffee, but it was too watery for my taste. They informed me that they do a buffet during Ramadan where you can try all their dishes. I definitely will check that out as I am interested in trying more meals here.

This has consistently been my favorite Yemeni restaurant in the area for at least five years. There are many options to choose from. The food is high quality and served in generous proportions. You will find a full range of Yemeni dishes that only a couple other restaurants serve. I have also had a good experience using them to cater an event. Marib has a nice and true restaurant sit-down feel to it. The ambiance is relaxed and elegant. It's a great place to take family or friends; the style and amount of food lends itself to long discussions. Service has always been great and staff friendly/helpful. This is definitely one of my favorite restaurants in the DMV and my favorite Arab restaurant. I couldn't recommend it more.

Such a great place. We had some wonderful traditional Yemeni meal. Anything lamb is a must. I'm not a super fan of lamb as it normally has a after taste, but not here. Soo good, soo tender. We got the lamb haneeth. The rice!!! The rice is cooked in broth and is super flavorful. I'm Pakistani na see have something called plao (probably spelled wrong lol, but it's broth based rice) this is similar but done it's is own way. Sooo good. Must have. The falsa and salta was yummy also. We got that with lamb also. I would try something different next time. Not because we didn't like it, but they had so many other items that sounded yummy also. Again, to reiterate, falsa and salta was very good and def get. I personally would next time try some of the other options. Had the shai adeni (tea with milk) yummmmmm and the bread dessert was yummy also. That I feel was a little pricey for what it was but it's made super fresh. Dip it into the shai lol. Server was super helpful and pleasant. Great lunch.

Good food and good soup and stew good bread They have very good service the restaurant is very clean

Came in for lunch at 11 and can't believe this place is empty. How is there not a line out the door? Everything we had was AMAZING. Neither of us has ever had Yemeni food so we ordered a lot. We started with the Shafout which was tangy and delicious. Then we got the lamb hummus (disclaimer I don't normally like lamb) and I could eat this every day. Next was the sautéed shrimp, also delicious and finally the Qulabah with beef, so dang good and so much flavor. The bread was the perfect vehicle for everything we ordered. Also I highly recommend the fresh lime juice with mint, a perfect drink for warm weather. We absolutely will be back.

My first time trying Yemeni food was at Marib, and let's say it got me hooked! Some of my favorite dishes there are the safha and the lamb haneeth! Also their bread is baked fresh and is so delicious! It complements the food very well. If you're craving authentic Yemeni food in NOVA, this place will not disappoint.

Came here with friends to try the Yemeni food since I've never had Yemeni food before... and I was simply amazed at how good the food here is to the point where I've been questioning how I've never eaten this sort of cuisine before in my entire life. It was pretty empty on a Saturday surprisingly, but seems like most people tend to order to go. Our table got to share shafout, lamb hummus, foul, and salteh + fahsa along with bread that was given to us for mostly the hummus and the dips (foul and salteh + fahsa). We got multiple pieces of bread for free too. Everything was great: the lamb hummus was good, traditional hummus, the foul had a nice flavour that came with some spicy sauce we could add in (I could tell it was spicy, similar to Japanese wasabi) and the dish itself reminded me of a sort of chili, and the salteh + fahsa was delicious with the spices, lamb flavour, and veggies that were in it. Bread is definitely necessary with these dips so get ready to use your hands. My favourite was the shafout; it tasted minty and milky at the same time along with the spices and fresh scent it had. It was tangy but also had a nice level of saltiness and sweetness to it. It was very distinctive and noteworthy so it's burned into my memory forever. I individually got the lamb mandi. The lamb was good, although a little dry and could have used more salt. Fried onions were also a great part of the dish - adding crunch and a good saltiness to the rice. The rice was tasty too, but it was a TON surprisingly, so I brought the food home - it can definitely be two meals instead of one. The portions are definitely generous for the mandi. I would recommend this place if you've never had Yemeni food before or looking for good Yemeni food! It's a little far from me, but I would come back or order delivery since it's so delicious. It's a bit on the pricier side but I think it's worth it. The staff are very nice and willing to teach you what the dishes are. They were pretty quick with serving us and refilling waters too. Parking is pretty okay too since it's in a strip mall area. There were some small bugs here and there flying around us but I don't care about bugs so it didn't negatively impact me.

Today the food is was ok but the service is not good need improvement on there service. Never asked for the water we Oder the food two people didn't get food if u are looking to have good service and food then is not recommended this place

Marib is always fantastic! Our latest visit we tried Foul, which I loved. I am glad they are not close or I would be there all the time. Try the hummus with lamb. Actually all the lamb dishes are amazing and we tend to get them as we don't tend to do it at home.

I used to come to this area a lot but never knew there was a Yemeni restaurant until recently. Curious as to what the cuisine was like, I just had to check it out. Because I was unfamiliar, I didn't know what to expect. I assumed it'd be like similar Arabic cuisines. We started out with the shafout and lamb liver hummus. The shafout was very good and even though it had bread in it, I also dipped the bread that came with the hummus in it. I'm not the biggest fan of liver but this liver didn't taste very liver-y which I was happy about. The hummus was smooth too. I ordered the lamb haneeth and boy was it juicy and tender. It came right of the bone with ease and was packed with flavor. The portion is quite large, considering they give a lot of rice. I actually combined it with some of the shafout too. For dessert, we got the kanafeh and ma'soob. The kanefeh was not the best I've had but the ma'soob I really enjoyed. It was like a banana bread pudding. I would order than again. This place was a pleasant surprise and I wish I had known about it before. But now I'll have to come again to check out their other yummy-sounding dishes!

Terrible customer service , slow .. we sat from 11:30 till the guy came ask for order at 12, no water or plate served till we asked for it . then someone else come back at 12:15 saying the breakfast after 12 ... While what we ordered is what we eat there before by 4pm .. We going up sabaa now . A Better choice for sure .

The service is excellent. Nice aromas. Tried both soups and Mediterranean salad the baked Chicken on rice. Big pot of chai tea. Can't pronounce the dessert but it was wonderful. It hade mashed dates and cream. We will be going back.

Everything was yummy. Its a nice and clean restaurant. I really love their lamp soup.

We came here for a friends baby shower. Plenty of parking is available. Employees are all very kind and helpful. Plenty of seating is available. The restaurant is neat and organized. Restrooms in the back are clean. Everyone enjoyed their meal, each dish was well prepared and flavorful. Their desserts were delicious, not overly sweet and packed with flavor. We will definitely be back to try some of their other dishes. So glad we got a chance to visit this lovely restaurant and celebrate the arrival of W's sweet baby!

Delicious! I have missed Yemeni food since leaving Brooklyn. The tandoori bread was delicious. We had the lamb topped hummus, BBQ shrimp and falafel. while I missed having the garlic sauce with the falafel, even my youngest demolished the lamb topped hummus. Absolutely will be back.

First visit for dinner. Had a wonderful experience. Very nice, welcoming people from the front of the house to the last person who served us. The food was tasting VERY delicious and in big portions. We had Lamb liver, Lamb with Hummus and Shafout appetizer, Bread, Lime with mint drink, Mint black tea and Fattah-B'tamr-WA-SAL-Qushtah for dessert. Everything was outstanding in taste. The prices were quite reasonable, and the ambiance was nice and cozy with beautiful I guess Yemeni music on the background. Yemini cuisine was a big discovery for us and we are planning already our next trip to the area to repeat this pleasure again.

This restaurant is truly a hidden gem! The food was delicious and authentic. It was served hot and fresh, with wonderful flavors. The food is all cooked and seasoned perfectly, the chicken mendi was my personal favorite. The service was also amazing. The servers were kind and accommodating, and the atmosphere was very comforting. The place is decorated beautifully as well. This is truly a wonderful place to eat if you're looking for some delicious and authentic middle Easter cuisine.

We ordered carryout during COVID. The bread is amazing. Most cuisine has a traditional type of bread, and this one is soooo tasty. We ordered saltah, shafout, tandoori shrimp, bin as-sahn, and fasolia. We really liked the saltah and fasolia. The shafout was not at all what we expected, but we aren't regretting the decision to try it. :) We ordered to serve everything family-style and we ended up with enough leftovers for an entire second meal - so, a good deal price wise too.

Excellent customer service! Food was amazing, I would say best lamb Fahsa and chicken fahsa/salta I have ever had, it even tasted good after reheating the left overs at home. Highly recommend. Chicken Mandi and fresh lime juice were really good. Lentil soup and mango juice were ok. Kunefa was not the best. Can't wait to try more items. They are going to have Ramadan Buffett m

This place deserves all the accolades it's earned! Located in the strip mall of an unsuspecting neighborhood, don't let the surroundings deter you from trying this place. As a Colombian-American I frequent Aroma Cafe, just a couple doors down, often. I love middle eastern food and this Place has excellent ratings so I tried my luck here exactly a year ago. Then, I ordered the Saltah that came with bread and absolutely loved it. The Saltah was packed with fresh vegetables and wonderfully seasoned in a thick broth. I fell in love with the place. I've always wanted to come back. Today we finally did! I came with my mother and ate indoors this time. The service was friendly and quick. We ordered a cup of lentil soup (not pictured) that was served with a lime. It was delicious. My mother was surprised to see there were no actual lentils. It was more like a purée. The Mathloothah with lamb was brought out. It wasn't too hot which we didn't enjoy. The sauces were fresh and gave us the hint of fresh veggies we desired. We probably misunderstood the description of the mathloothah because we believed it would be more veggie-rich with actual pieces of vegetable. But it was more of a purée again -- could be a cultural misunderstanding! We also didn't care for the pudding consistency part of the dish. Nonetheless we ate it. I'll come back and try more of the menu but wouldn't order this again. We ordered the Saltah to-go for my sister who has the flu right now. This I would come back for! It's so rich, flavorful and just perfect for a rainy or sick day. I absolutely love it and want her to give me a bite right now! Quick service. Good food. Nice interior.

Have been wanting to try this spot for a while. Walked in and were waved over to a table with a very noticeably dirty tablecloth. When the waiter/host (was the only one working on the floor), he said, "Oh, that's dirty." Then directed us to a second table. That was dirty, too. Third time was the charm. We ordered without any recommendations (which was fine with me), and our appetizers came out quickly. No water was served. Apps were good, interesting. Main courses came out quickly. Lamb Haneeth, Saltah, and Chicken Mandi. The lamb and chicken dishes were quite similar and didn't have any sauce. They were moist, but I expected more flavorful dishes. Nothing was very spicy or exotic. Really, all of the dishes just tasted like comfort food, but not unlike something I could cook at home. I really didn't like that water was not offered. When I asked for water, we were brought bottles and weren't told how much they would cost. Still don't know. If you are hoping for something akin to Pakistani, Ethiopian, Afghani, etc. this might be less flavor than you were expecting.

Shafout for the appetizer and Mathloothah for the main meal were as good as I remembered them. Shafout has hidden bread underneath the creamy and refreshing sauce. The lamb in the main meal was perfect. It was like meeting an old friend - a time has passed but it felt like I left yesterday. The portions were impossible to finish so ideally you would have 3 people for this tasty appetizer and main meal. I was happy to support Yemeni-American small business.

I ordered lamb mandi and the dish that can feed 2. Lamb is soooo tender and so good. No wonder this place is always booked for events.

It's really unfortunate that the owner doesn't care about the quality of the food his restaurant serves. We've been going to this restaurant for a few years now. We always try to support local small businesses. Last time we ordered food, the quality wasn't like it was when it first opened. We figured it may be an off night, but tried again and still no improvement. We decided, we will give one more try but make sure we notify the owner (Ahmed). His response was " you'll get the same quality today as you did the past 3 years". That comment spoke volumes and we will not be ordering from them again.

The Muqlqal was amazing, everything was cooked perfectly and there was so much flavor in every bite. The shafout was outstanding. The lamb was fall-off-bone tender and well spiced. The service was great and food came fast. My only complaint was the hummus was served too cold. Should be closer to room temp or slightly warmer.

I will recommend because food is really good but prices are really high compared with the food amount. Some of the bartenders had attitude.