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Kareem El-Sisi
6 reviews on 1 places
The food was good, service was great, and has a nice atmosphere. Took us a while to find a spot here due to the popularity, so try to book in advance.
Some of the dishes were a bit too fusion for me or dramatized but the taste was exceptional in each. Highly recommend for a date night, try to get the seats near the patio for less noise.
Some of the dishes were a bit too fusion for me or dramatized but the taste was exceptional in each. Highly recommend for a date night, try to get the seats near the patio for less noise.
Was passing by through the farmer's market after getting papers done at the RMV and realized this is a hub for many North Africans aroud the area due to the supermarket (downstairs) having a lot of products from the MENA region and the restaurant (upstairs) having good North African food. The staff are very respectful, caring, and friendly. The products and food are good quality and very affordable. It’s a humble Algerian family-owned business that truly serves the community.
The uncle at the cashier smiles in your face and gives you a handful of candy for free in your grocery bag, the auntie puts very generous portions for you in your couscous plate (available only on Fridays), these are personality traits that are rare to find in Boston. Anytime I'm in this area, I will be sure to pass by them.
The uncle at the cashier smiles in your face and gives you a handful of candy for free in your grocery bag, the auntie puts very generous portions for you in your couscous plate (available only on Fridays), these are personality traits that are rare to find in Boston. Anytime I'm in this area, I will be sure to pass by them.
Anyone who’s gives this place anything above a 3 star review was definitely drinking at one of the bars nearby. Ironic how this place is halal but is mostly (and should only be) consumed by drunk people.
The lamb is mediocre, the sandwiches come out cold, the staff is somewhat lost about their products, and the food is definitely on the pricier side and considered expensive for what you’re getting.
It’s a 3 star instead of a 2 only because if this was the only option available (sometimes it is when it’s super late), I wouldn’t be opposed to going.
The lamb is mediocre, the sandwiches come out cold, the staff is somewhat lost about their products, and the food is definitely on the pricier side and considered expensive for what you’re getting.
It’s a 3 star instead of a 2 only because if this was the only option available (sometimes it is when it’s super late), I wouldn’t be opposed to going.
We stumbled upon this agency after arriving from our hot air balloon trip. Ramazan helped us, allowing us to relax in the office and unwind from a hectic journey to Cappadocia. He also booked for us a horse back riding tour that went well, everything was on time and at a fair/affordable price. He’s a very kind, funny, and helpful man.
I eat boils almost once every two weeks, so I’d consider myself knowledge enough in this area. This place was great, but not amazing. I felt like the sauce was lacking that powerful punch of flavor you expect from a boil, also not enough sauce in the bag either. But, I appreciate how the shrimp heads were prepared, how the fries were done really well, and the seafood was good quality. The service was fairly attentive and nice. Only thing I would change is the way they tell you sit on the bench until your whole party is there, I typically see this in upscale restaurants with bigger parties and tougher reservations, not in a place that wasn’t packed where you’d be putting gloves and a bib on to chomp down on some shrimp. Also, they need to work on their sauce game considering that’s one of the essentials of a great boil.