The restaurant is small and somewhat intimate. This may be why there was only one waitress covering the whole restaurant on a THursday night. Service was somewhat slow and the waitress forgot our appetizers, but the food was good. The babba ghannouj, falafel, taboule, kafta kabab, chicken shawarma, and ashta were all great. The ashta and falafel were especially noteworthy. However, I didn't quite like the Lebanese sodas (Rose water and mulberry) (it was my first time trying it, though)
There is a parking lot across the street, but you have to pay to park.
Disclaimer: this was only my second time trying Lebanese/Mediterranean food. The other restaurant i've tried was Nicholas' Restaurant, which i found to be inferior to Karam
Pros: decent price, good food, falafel, ashta
Cons: pay to park, service slow, lebanese soda
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