After months of putting it off, we finally did brunch at Maha's.
We showed up on a busy Saturday morning and were immediately greeted by the warm and homey feel of the place. The restaurant was busy, but we were seated almost immediately. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout.
The restaurant is tiny but comfortable. Black and white photos and various Egyptian-style trinkets adorn the walls. Traditional music played in the backroad as we sipped Egyptian style mint tea from whimsical little cups. I asked for a Turkish coffee but was told that they don't make it on busy days (takes too much time space and effort). Today was no exception.
The food did not take long to arrive. The lentil soup and the foole & eggs were absolutely to die for!! The shakshouka was decent but not to my liking (I like mine made with runny eggs). Overall Maha's is definitely worth the visit and will definitely make its into regular rotation.