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We had the hangover and pulled lamb. The shakshuka sauce that came with the hangover was the best I've had. Not super tomato forward, light and with lots of flavor. The pulled lamb was good but not my favorite. I'd also recommend making your own juice mix...my orange and ginger juice was very refreshing.

unforgettable experience. The cozy ambiance combined with the friendly staff made for a delightful dining atmosphere. I ordered both the Shakshouka and Mediterranean dishes, and I must say, the flavors were absolutely incredible! The Shakshouka had the perfect blend of spices, and the poached eggs added a delightful richness to the dish. The Mediterranean platter was a feast of flavors.

My boyfriend took me here Sunday morning, since we were both off. We got pancakes and the hangover, which is a shakshuka breakfast burrito kind of dish. I was very impressed with the service at this place. They had an eye out for each others sections and we never went lacking anything. The place had a very relaxed ambience and they are doing there best considering they are surrounded by scaffolding. We were very satisfied with the food, and finished it all. Howevwr i do have a few pointers regarding the food. The compôte stole the show on the pancakes, and made the dish WAY too sweet and had too much cinnamon. There was pistachios on top, but did absolutely nothing to the dish, because of the compôte. The hangover is good for a savory dish (we were not hungover though), but I would have liked the eggs a bit more flavour full. Well done on the cheese however! I would come back soon

A very nice and efficient Anatolian cafe for a Sunday brunch; was struggling to find a cafe in the area for something tasty and filling, they didn’t disappoint. First time trying a lovely cilbir, a dish consisting of poached eggs on simit (turkish bagel), with garlic yogurt underneath, chickpeas, and chili to garnish. Added my own Tabasco (lots of it - mind you) and it paired perfectly with an iced black Americano - cheers!