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Would definitely come again. Some prices are a little steep for drinks and appetizers and platters for the amount and quality that you get (we ordered all), but considering all the free entertainment, the overall cost was wonderfully affordable. The food was tasty and enjoyable, but not high end at all. I'm actually shocked there was y a separate ticket cost because the variety show was amazing. Very interactive with the audience and my family had an amazing time. We laughed and enjoyed ourselves greatly. The rooms are beautiful and I love the authentic Moroccan furniture and decor. Alot of art and tons to look at. The set up was very interesting. Every corner looked intimate, unique, and vintage.

We sat on rooftop. Although it was a frigid evening, the heaters made it very comfortable. The best part was that it was so quiet. It is rare to have conversations across a large table in a restaurant. Our sever was excellent, and the management team was very attentive, even though we were told (and could see) that they were slammed. We ordered almost every appetizer and loved them all! The muhummara, eggplant, carrots and tuna were highlights. The mains were devoured, too. The beef kabob was a hit, but I thought the prawns were a standout! They were more like lobster meat. The mushrooms were good but not that special, and the branzino was so delicate and delicious. Even the date pudding was delicious, and I tend to think dessert must be chocolate.

The best Turkish cuisine outside Turkey. Absolutely wonderful! Thank you!

Good food and service. Restaurant was fairly quiet for a Sunday evening.