Blue Caboose (formerly Meditrainean)

Tarboosh hummed on Saturday night we visited. We shared two plates - the grilled beef and the chili lemon chicken. The beef was tender with a smoky taste, while the chicken was prepared in a creamy (yogurt sauce (yoghurt) sauce, more tangy than spicy. Could not resist the sauce to wind up with the free Lebanese bread. The plates come with Summous, Baba Ganoush, Tabuli and a Falafel, so it's a great way to taste the Entrees. Falafel was not remarkable, but I enjoyed the Dips and Tabuli. We also ordered a Turkish joy and Baklava. Turkish joy was too dense and tough But luckily, the Baklava was much better. There was also a belly dancers for a short time at night with a Publishum action. Unsprentiated, delicious food in a comfortable environment and friendly service means that we are in the future of pops.

We used groupon to eat there, and the food was good, the service / staff was friendly. It was pretty big part for the banquet option - we had enough to take a lunch :)

What would have a pretty catastrophic night, did a complete 180 and ended pretty well ???? I knew that there were a pair of Lebanese dishes that were already vegan or vegan could be made, so ran a beautiful dinner. When we came there, we asked a male waiter when there were free options between the vegetable dishes in the silly cells (some who are Vegan in most Lebanese restaurants) and he said they had no. All I asked in question had a dairy product in them. Ok, fair enough, some places can bring dairy into them. I then asked if something could be done to vegan to vegan or if he could offer alternatives. He was so pleasant that nothing could be done, everything was made with dairy products in them, and the only options we had were just a simple vegetable without sauce, one not so great to eat). Honestly, I was a bit angry that he was not helpful and could not really believe that she could do nothing or even did not have any options first. He said he would go and look with the kitchen (which he actually did not do), but bread and salad was pretty much the conclusion he did. I wanted to go. Grief We had actually ordered salad and bread, and while he had gone "with the kitchen", I asked another waiter (or he could be the owner / manager, as he seemed when he had more authority) to more. To our surprise (or not really), there were actually vegan options that do not customize, and were good to go. And he was so helpful and said how he could change some things, and make the stuff dairy when we wanted something else. Honestly, it was a great service of then and we enjoyed very enjoyed (you also have a belly dance show during dinner), but the first waiter initially dampened our moods. From a lot. Only his attitude to the whole all the time. Grief Anyway, the food was actually quite good. Arnabet, my favorite-Lebanese court, was at point with a big sauce, and the hummus was ????. Everything well seasoned, nothing salty, but still strong flavors. The quality of life was high. I would probably have been higher if it would not have been for the first impression.

What would have a pretty catastrophic night, did a complete 180 and ended pretty well ???? I knew that there were a pair of Lebanese dishes that were already vegan or vegan could be made, so ran a beautiful dinner. When we came there, we asked a male waiter when there were free options between the vegetable dishes in the silly cells (some who are Vegan in most Lebanese restaurants) and he said they had no. All I asked in question had a dairy product in them. Ok, fair enough, some places can bring dairy into them. I then asked if something could be done to vegan to vegan or if he could offer alternatives. He was so pleasant that nothing could be done, everything was made with dairy products in them, and the only options we had were just a simple vegetable without sauce, one not so great to eat). Honestly, I was a bit angry that he was not helpful and could not really believe ... read more

Service: The service was a fast and excellent, very friendly staff. Grief Value for money: Dreadful. We paid $ 25 for a mixed barbecue plate that was a bit of lamb, 1 sausage and about 1/4 chicken breast. Grief Grief Quality: Mixed plate was not bad. Everything was decent and okay. However, the bread came in a plastic bag (Think Freecer Bag) and was never warm ???? Grief Quantity: Dip Mix plate was pretty much bathroom, but for $ 15, I would not consider generously. As mentioned above, the grill mixture leaves much to be desired. Grief Total judgment: Would not recommend the friends and do not go back.