So there are the shishes kabob , tawook and kafta , the kibbees , the falafel and all the combo platters thereof. Portions are plentiful, prices are reasonable to cheap, cheap, cheap. I also like the fact that many dishes come with a choice of hommous or baba , and always salad or fattoush . There are quibbles, though, and a big problem. Food at Al-Berdouni tends to come in one heroic rush, rather than in graceful stages, so plan on a lot of sudden juggling.
Pita bread is served tackily in tightly packed plastic sandwich bags.
Ice is forgotten in my fresh-mashed apple drink, so it's warm from the blender and undrinkable. Oldies radio is loud and inescapable, even when we're told they'll adjust it. Of three, I send three back. I don't understand why there is never any paper toweling in the ladies room, or why they still haven't replaced the tank top on the toilet. Expect an unexpected splash back.