Prices are a little high, but the portions are fair and the food quality is excellent. \r
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The gyro platter did not disappoint! I was initially taken aback by the $18.95 price, but the portion was very generous and could easily have been shared. The shwarma was delightfully moist and flavorful, as was the rice pilaf. The platter also came with a large portion of hummus and all the accompaniments: tzatiki, cucumber, tomatoes, and an endless supply of fresh pita bread. \r
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Maroosh is small, making it difficult to accomodate large groups. I wouldn't recommend eating there with a party of more than 6 - and do call ahead for reservations.\r
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Overall, my experience at Maroosh was positive. There are other Lebanese restaraunts that are half the price, but Maroosh is more about the ambiance. It's a nice place to enjoy a good meal, sip some mint tea and take in a belly dance show.
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