Beatnik West Town

I recently enjoyed brunch at this establishment.The interior decorations are not only stunning but also create a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere. If you're someone who values a pleasing environment, this restaurant is a must-visit. As for the culinary aspect, in my opinion, it was decent. The portion size was slightly smaller than I had anticipated, but the flavors were delicious. While their brunch menu may not boast an extensive array of dishes, they certainly have some of the most popular brunch dishes.

Overall great experience. For the most part the food was good. The lamb dinner and mushrooms on skewer were delicious. Hummus and drinks were good. Fried artichokes were a bit hard to eat. Their was a long piece of hair in the dates that ended up in my mouth. Bit if a turn of. Aside from that, great atmosphere & great service.

We went here for a brunch with the girls. The the obvious of the decor is beautiful there's an indoor section and then an outdoor patio area where the roof opens the plants the seating the bohemian style absolutely beautiful. Definitely great for photos. There is street parking very helpful. The food was pretty decent. I had the chicken and waffles. It was pretty good smaller portions for sure for the price. Also the Mediterranean salad was delicious and the avocado toast. The hummus was delicious. Steak with eggs was also good and salmon toast. One of the ladies had the lamb, it was just OK it wasn't flavorful. Service was OK. Little on the slow side. Our server didn't come back and ask us if we wanted more drinks since we already had ordered one alcoholic drink while we were there. The drinks were very tasty and had a nice spike to them. We only got one round which the waiter could have definitely gotten more drinks out of us, if he came back around to check on us or ask us if we wanted more drinks . But it looked like he was the only one serving along with another young lady that was helping him bring the food out. I would definitely go back to try that dinner menu.

Creative takes on Middle Eastern food that’s well executed in a welcoming and refined-but-fun setting. Stunning decor, brought in from around the world, provides a unique dining experience. Each spot in the restaurant offers something to love: dark-paneled wood for a cozy, more somber evening or the bright light of a large skylight with plenty of plants nearby. Some top picks on the menu: get the baba, the Lebanese lamb feast, and do not sleep on the crispy artichoke (a word whose etymology is fascinating - look it up ahead of your meal). Arrive early for the bar, whose cocktails include both originals and fun takes on classics.