We have never been so thankful for a blocked sewer. Let me explain...we were going to a show at…read morethe Seymour Centre and were going to grab a bite to eat at a little hole in the wall place on City Road. But the sewers were blocked and had huge crews of people working on them. The smell was...interesting and not conducive to dining, so we retreated round the corner onto Glebe Point Road and found this place. We were in a hurry so didn't have time for a full meal but what we had was fantastic. Beautiful spicy sausages. Baked kibbeh. A sort of lamb ravioli with rice and an amazing goat yoghurt sauce. They had some beautiful looking desserts as well but we didn't have time. They also had a huge range of home made traditional pickles that I am dying to try. We will definitely have to go back for a more leisurely meal when we aren't rushing to be somewhere else.

I have come here three times now and have tried almost everything on the menu. The best dishes, in…read moremy opinion, are: DIPS - hoummos with lamb and pine nuts; yoghurt with cucumber (tzatziki) SALADS - fatoush; tabouli MAINS - lamb mansaf; shishbarak; chicken shawarma; samkeh-harra SIDES - potato coriander; falafel; kebeh (baked or fried) If you come in a large group, I'd recommend ordering a la carte rather than any of the banquets. A la carte will get you more food for the same amount of money, with a better variety of dishes. Service here is generally quite friendly, although the last time I came there was a minor hiccup with our bill. When I went to the front counter to pay, I pointed out to the owner that one of the dishes we'd ordered hadn't been served to us, and I requested that he remove it from the bill. He checked my story with our waitress, who insisted (rather aggressively, I thought) that she had brought the dish out. After the waitress was out of earshot, the owner told me he was 'in an uncomfortable situation' because the waitress (note: I call her a waitress because she served us our food, but she could have been a manager or co-owner) had 'been working at the restaurant for 20 years' and 'wouldn't lie'. I maintained that I wasn't lying either. To his credit, he accepted my story and removed the item from our bill.

Dont let the front of this little Lebanese take away/restaurant put you off, behind the shabby…read morefront is a back room thatbis very warm and welcoming, the owner is a very friendly lady who isnt afraid of having a laugh with you, our party of 12 were celebrating a birthday so we ordered the $25 banquet, we started with homus and baba ganoush with leb bread, then came the felafel and a lamb mince with a crispy pastry kind of like a spring roll, then the lamb and chicken skewers and the most delicious rice I have ever tasted as well as a green bean salad, all the food was very fresh and flavorful, we went on a tuesday night and it was quite busy, cant imagine how packed it would be Fridays and Saturdays when they have a belly dancer performing. Will definitely go again.

Outstanding food, the friendliest and sweetest owners will treat you like family the moment you…read moreenter. Their falafel wrap is to die for and their sweets are from heaven!

Ordered 4 dishes waited an hour. To watch our dinner be served to other people. The two next to us…read morecame in 30minutes later and got one of our dishes with in 15minutes. About the same time we left. Only received vine leaves , charged for sauce. Did not receive 1 entree and two mains After an hour wait Will not return

One comes here to get fed. Period. You don't come for service. You come to eat…read more Food is fresh & plentiful. Don't expect anything else. Except falafel was really really really dry. Not for aesthetics. Just pure food indulgence.

One of the best meals I've ever had. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. You have to try their…read morelady fingers when you go there.

My husband and myself have been going to Souks now for over 1 year. We often take our friends for…read morea casual lunch or dinner there. Also they have provided meals for my business that I conduct at our office. They are always so quick and everyone loves their food, including us!

Went for some cocktails, left very happy after cocktails. They have a great selection of colourful…read morecocktails that are only $10 during happy hour (from 5-7). I would especially recommend the Amaretto Sour and give an honourable mention to the mint martini. The staff was also super friendly and attentive and even provided us with complimentary snacks and extended happy hour! Looking forward to trying some of their tapas next time.

Went for a birthday lunch today with my partner and my parents. We loved it! The staff were all so…read morelovely and attentive from the moment we walked in. Great value and every dish we ordered was delicious. Honestly no complaints whatsoever. We opted to order several dishes from the menu instead of the banquet/share platter options, all were great! We had the mixed schawarma, fried feta balls, haloumi, fattoush, cauliflower, vine leaves, potatoes and knafeh. Decor is great too, we had a lovely table next to the open windows at the front. Great wine selection as well.

It's been a long time,my friend had a craving for Lebanese food and last time I was here it was…read morecalled Emma's on Liberty It's become more trendy,if my memory serves me right they had long benches before and more traditional Lebanese food,now the food portions have shrunk to smaller sizes so the name change is appropriate Food wise it's better than your average Lebanese place. What essentially is a chicken kebab (moorish chicken) was really nice,I was impressed. Not the kebab meat other Turkish places use but a softer and lighter tasting chicken meat Had the fried cauliflower,not what I'm use too but still nice flavours Everything else was to a good standard Better book if you want to come here,if you want to try Lebanese food with a twist,I recommend here!

Came here after a comedy show at the Enmore Theatre on Friday and I'm glad we did, cause this place…read morewas tasty. We got in around 9pm just before the kitchen closed, so make note of that. This place is put simply, Lebanese tapas. Lots of snacks and small dishes made for sharing. My only gripe is the portions are on the smaller side, but when they're tasty you kind of forget all about it. We ordered the pumpkin hummus with bread, fried cauliflower, lady fingers (awesome,) golden balls (awesome,) and moorish chicken (awesome.) We smashed all of it rather quickly We also tried the Lebanese beer and have to say not my cup of tea...definitely has thyme in it so that's an acquired taste... Great place to catchup with friends.