I went to this restaurant with a group for a birthday meal.

The set menu (£35) includes live entertainment. This started a bit dodgily with a 'pub singer' type act but improved with traditional lebanese dancers, a classic singer and a lebanese pop cover act. It gets livelier later in the evening when people get up and dance!

The food was very nice, and there was LOTS- veg and pickles, cold mezze-style starters, hot mezze style starters, grilled meats, rices and desserts of baklavas, fruit and tea. They were very helpful when one of our party was late and another had to leave early- providing wrapped dishes for one and holding back some of the share starters for the other.

Our group wasn't drinking much alcohol. Soft drinks were normally priced, however one person had a bacardi and coke and the bacardi was £7, with a whole bottle of coke at £2.50 charged for the mixer! This is possibly because most people there didn't drink so they have to profit from what meagre spirit sales they have. If you do want to drink, there was a wine list with 'normal' restaurant prices for wines- I would steer clear of beers and spirits here, however.

I would consider this place for a group meal again- it is central, lively but not rowdy, and for £40 a head (including soft drinks) you can get a big meal, a show and dancing until late (at least 1am). A good deal!