I dined here with two young children (4 & 7) on the busy torchlight parade evening. We were met with smiles, warmly and given a table whereas many restaurants look at the two children with dismay. We were given menus and the children spoken to very respectfully by the staff. The meal was delicious the children loved the meatballs and good sized portions. After the meal I had to ask for the bill as they were saying we could sit in the warm over our drinks before the parade which meant they were technically losing business for our table rather than hurrying us out. Lovely people, lovely food, great atmosphere. Cosy you might be sitting near other people, but well worth it and all adds to the Mediterranean/middle eastern feel.

We desired a warm lunch on what was cold day and we could not have been more pleased with the quality of the home made soup and fresh bread. We also enjoyed the home made baba ganoush. To made the experience even better was the very friendly and warm welcome given by the staff. Nothing was too hard for them. Well worth a visit if you are close to the Royal Mile.

My first thought on sitting down and looking at the menu is that it was a wee bit pricey for what was on offer, something that would be half the price elsewhere. However, considering the friendly service from the staff and the fact that my falafel and hummus wrap was one of the best I've ever had (not to mention that we were given a jug of water for the table without asking, which is a courtesy I appreciate) then it was very much worth the price and would certainly go back here.

Came here today for a light lunch, had the mezze for 2 bread with dips fantastic, with a couple of other starters good food in nice surrounding with good service

Relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff and certainly value for money. No alcohol is being served but it's allowed to purchase wine/ beer across the street. No additional charges apply.