Great spot to get dinner before a show away from the hustle of King West.
The venue is more progressive than your standard Middle Eastern restaurant. The servers do an excellent job of explaining the shared meal concept of the restaurant and provide suggestions on how to structure your choices to get a good mix of the menu.
Unfortunately the size of the dishes can vary in size leaving you with too much or too little food. On the plus, the food is good quality with the Middle Eastern fried chicken being particularly good.
There's also a varied selection of cocktails and wine. Overall you can expect to spend 140 plus tax and tip for 2 people having a couple drinks.