Most probably the restaurant was a large grains warehouse in the Middle Ages. When you go there, you will see a richly decorated oriental restaurant, art objects vary between the authentic and the kitsch. Decorations belong to different styles and periods, but, somehow, the restaurant manages to create its own atmosphere and distinguished image. You can order light non-alcoholic beverages and smoke a water pipe, or you can eat your dinner from the open buffet for a fixed price of S.P. 650. The buffet consists of a wide variety of typical Syrian starters and main dishes, with some sweets for dessert.
Food quality is average.
Probably, the main attraction of this restaurant is the Dervish dancers, the disciples of Mawlana Djalal Al-Rumi, who are better known in Syria as the Mawlawyeh, their whirlwind dance always attract the curious eyes of tourists, and even the admiration of locals. If you are in Damascus, don't miss a night at the Omayyad Palace Restaurant, it is worth it.