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Tapas style plates of Middle Eastern/ North African inspired food. Vegetarian friendly and very tasty. First visit after a recommendation but will certainly return.

Great to see this open again after refurbishment, still fabulous (just a re are not as many sofas as before, but it does mean more people can get in! Great food, really friendly, wonderful

Recommended by a friend, the food here was amazing. A huge variety of middle eastern dishes to choose from, I would happily have tried anything on the menu. The 'dirty chai ' at the end and chilli hit chocolate finished off the meal perfectly. View menu

A great brunch of Mirza Shakshuka left us wanting more (or at least the recipe)! My partner said it was the best thing he’d eaten in a long time. Praise indeed! Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. We were one of just a few tables who turned up ahead of food service which they started early for us. We didn’t check out any of the games or books on offer but loved how you could buy a houseplant to take away.

We love this place. I was most distraught when the lockdown hit as I could not get my hands on those lamb balls in yoghurt sauce. The marinated chicken thighs are a close 2nd. Cakes are always lovely too. The service is always friendly and fast. Love the decor but understand it's not to everyone's taste. The place has a relaxed Bohemian feel. Go there if you are thinking about. I/we will be coming back as regulars.

Had been recommended to visit and so glad we did. Had noted opening times so planned to visit late afternoon. Menu had a good selection although some had already sold out. Decided on five dishes to share and every single one was delicious with their lovely flavours a mixture of cold and hot dishes. Staff were friendly and the restaurant had a lovely feel. So glad we visited and will return when we visit Norwich again. View menu

Tried to book before hand, but told this was 'not possible and never will be ' very rudely down the phone questionable customer service?! After reading comments below, others have experienced the unpleasant customer service what a shame as it really does put you of! Turned up at 7:30pm to find the place closed up. The door stated opening times of 10am 7pm, which we thought was very odd for a restaurant on a Friday night. I 've heard great things about the food but am undecided if I will return...

Enjoyed a takeaway late lunch for a birthday celebration. On collection social distancing was well organised and observed. Small hitch with two dishes being left behind were very courteously delivered to our door. Food was enjoyed by our small group garden party. I have to particularly big up the Batata Harra, but in truth all dishes and generous accompaniments were delicious and super fresh and tasty. When we are all the other side of these difficult times, I can 't wait to eat in so I can view the pornographic artwork talked of in a previous comment. We could all do with getting out more, perhaps an art gallery? I wish this wonderful local business continued support and success.

This cosy 1920 's style eatery ticks a lot of boxes with its lebanese/turkish style mezze dishes and plenty of board games for kids to play with, plus friendly staff but BEWARE if you are bringing your kids, or if you don 't like to look at drawings of giant penises or people in various pornographic positions while you eat. The drawings are high up but still hard to ignore as you have to walk right by them as you come in. Luckily we found a table in the inner room without these off-putting 'decorations ' and greatly enjoyed the Baba Ghanoush and toasted halloumi bites. It could be a great, family friendly place if the owner would just rethink his choice of artwork. Sadly we won 't be returni... View menu