Lebanese Nights

Vegetarian and meat starters all served on one plate Quantity of set menu poor and service painfully slow. Getting plates and water was painful and the initial order of drinks was taken down wrong. Save your lebanese for london was very disappointed by last night.

We stopped off for a pre theatre meal. Staff were very friendly, service was brilliant and food was just wonderful. Added to a perfect night out as we enjoyed the play as well.

We enjoyed an excellent meal yesterday evening. The lamb shank was superb and the service attentive, The only slight downside was that the restaurant was quite noisy with several loud dining parties. It was however Friday evening, and we didn't mind too much.

Traveled a long way up here for a birthday lunch, ordered mezze platter for very light and tasteless, mostly fluffed up with lettuce and bland houmous, below average baba ganoush, about or vine leave mushed with items I couldn't taste or recognise...and no sign of the fatoush. Wafer thin bread, below satisfactory, but it was like warm cardboard. No real effort made here . Poor but I thought the grill might make up.for it. The mixed grill was no better, a quarter of the plate was salad and onions, two anorexic lamb chops, over marinated under cooked flavourless shish taouk . By this stage I had surrendered my cutlery This is the worst Lebanese food I've ever had. On a positive note the staff were friendly and courteous, I guess you would be if you you know your food is that bad. Insult to injury that was pound per head. These guys are out of touch asking that kind of money for for bad food. On top of which they put in a cover charge... I didn't argue as that not what I do but had to write this for the rest of you.

Not much to say really other than the food was brilliant, the staff especially Jason) were attentive polite and also very funny. We had the full house Mezze for two and it was great value and enough food to fill four. Highly recommended