Best Middle Eastern Restaurants in Waltham

great food wish portions were a bit bigger for the price.

The service was very nice ! I requested to do something special while making the reservation and I mentioned " birthday". I wasn't expecting anything but they arranged a beautiful dessert with a candle on top and brought it to our table! That was a nice gesture!!

A Lovely, Comfortable little place with very kind service. Shula (I believe) and the team there were all kind and helpful. The Food was tasty and came very quickly. We had The Eggplant dip with Pita, the meat samboosas and a Lamb shank over Rice with a tiny side salad. In hindsight I think we would have liked a bigger greener salad to start and more grilled or roasted veggies in the Main Dish but that's us. My husband enjoyed the hot sauce they brought him on the side! we sat in the Traditional area on sweet little floor pillow banquets with a low table set up infront of us. Different and fun. The Mint tea and the House Favorite Cardamom tea were both lovely too!! No Alcohol here which is fine with us but might surprise some if not familiar with the restaurant/menu. A bit bright in the lighting dept but again... that is just our issue we like a dimmer more cozy esthetic. Go and give them a try!

We were early for our reservation and offered to sit at the bar until our table was ready. They forgot about us and ended up seating us at the same empty table that was empty when we arrived. Food was good, music and ambiance were lovely.

Magnificent hidden gem in the Sudbury area! Highly recommend making a reservation as they were quite busy (we went around 7PM on a Friday night). Although busy, the staff were highly attentive, friendly, and comforting. As a party of two, the small portions of baba ghanouj and tabouli were perfect. The rakakat was incredible on it's own although paired nicely with a little baba ghanouj on top. Our number 1 mistake is having eyes bigger than our stomachs! We possibly could have shared a beef shawarma but instead both came home with leftover beef shawarma dishes. Cocktails tasted exceptional and felt larger than the typical cocktail served elsewhere (never a bad thing).