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Karam Lebanese & Syrian Cuisine
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My wife and I came across this place in some searches and hadn't tried Lebanese food, so we thought we would give them a try for a late lunch during a trip. The place didn't have a lot of diners at the time, so service was great.
We both chose their Meat Mezza to get a variety of tastes. First off, the food took a little time to come, but wasn't unreasonable considering the freshness of the food. Their taboule salad was fresh and vibrant of lemon and parsley. Their hummus and babba ghannouj were very good, with the hummus being our fave. They bring a puffed pita bread that was very good. Their falafel has a nice outer crust with deep flavors. The grape leaves were nice. Their kafta kabab (lamb) had a nice array of spices, but was not heavy handed, so you could taste more of the lamb. Their chicken shawarma reminded my of a terriyaki chicken in small pieces with a different type sauce. Was very good. I think we both would come back to Karam again. The prices were not out of line and the flavors were very good.
Pros: Fresh tastes in a nice small location
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