Mama Ayesha's Restaurant

Marrakesh was the better food and experience, with belly dancers, but that closed. Went there with my Arabic classmates, but it was served family style and you had to dig in with your hands. It was an experience for germophobes.

Delicious food! Cocktails were a bit light.Food: 5/5

Great and fresh food! Place is ample with very confortable seats, ambience is great for big and small groups, not a super noisy place so is great for talking and listening. Try the Zuchinni filled with rice and ground lamb.

Great service at the start and then we felt forgotten about as others arrived. We were a parry of 10. Had to wait forever to pay and splitting up the bill was a nightmare.Food: 2/5

The food was mostly delicious. We ordered a bunch of mezzas and the only thing that came out poor was the tabouleh which was very dry. The labneh, foule, kibbeh and baba ganoush were standouts.The big negatives are that the service was very slow even while the restaurant was not that busy. The restroom is very dirty and the waiter was a bit rude.It’s a reasonably priced place but I did not appreciate that 20% gratuity is included in the bill.