Wandering around Soho pre-theatre matinee for a quick bit of lunch we stopped here. A small cafe style place with a simple menu. We shared hummus with a small side of bread to start followed by a chicken bowl and halloumi bowl, both served with...lettuce, red cabbage, tomatoes, couscous, cauliflower, olives/gherkins and more hummus. We added a side of fries and a couple of chargeable sauces (chilli especially hot). Washed down with a small bottle of Asahi and a less small Pinot Grigio. Might have been nice to have seen a bill rather than just get told how much it was (service charge added). Touched £50 for a snack. Decent enough but wouldn’t seek it out next time in town.More

The Falafel are absolutely amazing and really fresh, the service was impeccable. We were served by Daoud who was really great. We wanted to grab a quick bite so ordered a takeaway. Would highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We went there, food was brilliant, drinks lovely. Very few people there, which was surprising. Waitress did not clear table between couses properly. Old plates and had to reuse our cutlery. Not a huge issue, but should not happen.. Service charge is included.

The service & food was unreal. You can tell the ingredients they use are super fresh & the quality of them is top tier. Also, the final price of the dinner made the experience even more satisfying! Really recommend the falafel, the best one I’ve...had in years. Really wanna thank MAOZ 8 the whole of the staff for making it an unforgettable experience!More

Me and my friend had a veggie feast there! We only paid about £25 each, when we had so much food we could barely walk after. Staff was polite and there's a more relaxed atmosphere than many restaurants. I understand that may not be everyone's...cup of tea, but we didn't mind. Lovely food selections without having an overwhelmingly large menu. In general, it was a good time, and location is great, as it's super central. I'd definitely go back.More

We went there for a pre-theatre dinner with my family. The food was very good but as soon as we finished they asked us to pay and leave, no coffee nor dessert was offered. They spoiled the whole experience.

This restaurant is a cheat DO NOT GO THERE! Went there a week before Christmas with other half, the bill was £68 but when the guy input to the card machine it was £86, only realized I was overcharged the next day, been try to...call the restaurant ever since to get my money back but all he says is they will investigate and get back to me but they NEVER did. Shame on you MaozMore

As it says above, the food was spot on, great for us vegetarians too. Ideal location for lunch before a theatre visit. Really nice people too. Fab little place that deserves every success.

I can say it’s Best Mediterranean restaurant in soho I have visited so far I loved the food and service was brilliant Thank you guys

This was a surprise meal and wallahi it didn't dissapoint! Warm welcome even though they weren't yet open so we sat outside in the sunshine before going inside. Nice decor and comfy seats (I like that they have window seats too if you're on your...own) and menu of course is amazing So that baba ganoush? Beautifully smoky with a sweet freshness from the pomegranate seeds and a nutty tahini flavour running through it too. Had some beautiful baklava to finish too. Lovely food, lovely people and well be back!More

Chicken and lamb kebabs were tasty as was the tomato salad and couscous. However the new menu is a bit different as the mains are meant to have sides added to create a complete meal. I would have loved and option to make it a..."platter" or something with little tastes of dips, couscous etc without having to think about it!More

Normally I grab a takeaway falafel wrap here at lunch as it is delicious and great value. They have progressed to a fully licensed bar and evening venue. Not big but it was busy. Claudia, her husband and the kitchen did an amazing job. Evening...started with cocktails then a selection of Meze starters ( the crispy Aubergine was a stand out dish) then the mains a selection of Eastern Mediterranean dishes - vegans willingly accommodated. Finished off by deserts and coffee and limoncello. And such fantastic value for money for a west end restaurant. The atmosphere the whole evening vibrant.More