I stopped by after getting a massage next door and wanted a snack so I just got the babaganoush. It was good and came out as a decent sized portion and the bread is freshly baked. The place seems legit so I was hoping for the more traditional version of babaganoush I got to know after spending some time in the Middle East where it's a lot chunkier and isn't pureed to look just like hummus - sadly I didn't find it here.
They do have a Lebanese coffee which is a must try. It's very similar to a Turkish coffee...the water and grounds are boiled together in a traditional pot then it's served just like that with a little cup. The key is not to slurp down the last bit or you'll get a mouthful of sludge.