Restaurant · Cambridge
Mediterranean cooking in Cambridge that's genuinely worth the drive if you're coming in from the villages — one family who'd moved back from nineteen years in Qatar found it hit the authentic mark they'd been craving. The fattoush comes out bright and properly crisp, and the baby chicken is the dish to order: charcoal-scented, tender enough to pull apart, and good with rice or bread for sharing between smaller appetites. There's a kids' menu, high chairs, buggy access and free parking, plus halal and vegan options, so most family combinations are covered. Outdoor seating is where it comes into its own on a warm evening, though be aware the terrace doubles as the shisha area, so indoors is usually the calmer choice with little ones. Service is warm and attentive rather than rushed.
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