Bait Sitty

Perfect experience.
The food is exemplary, the taste is perfect, and the presentation is formidable. The embiance is great. The good thing about this place is that the smoking area is far away from the non-smoking area, which is great for families with small kids.
By the way, my 8 years old son wouldn't let me drive home before he made sure I went and gave a 5 stars review to this place in the car.
Really, we had a great time today
Thank you for all the team

A Delicious and fresh discovery. The rice was flavorful and delicious, the crunchy topped eggplant stew and lamb chop in a stew was so yummy too. Our favourite was the half chicken. Portions are generous and service was great. We are not familiar the cuisine and the dishes. But the server was helpful and suggested everything that we had. And the nice owner was also very accommodating. All around it was a pleasure to have tried and we will definitely be back with more friends and family!

Entering the restauraient one can appreciate the charming cozy vibe. The hosts are quick to greet and seat you. The menue has a variety of middle eastern food options that can also be tailored for specific dietary needs! We were a large group and had multiple dishes. The owner personally brought out the food (nice touch!) and was very hospitable. The food came out fast for a group of our size and was warm. Best part was that it tasted fantastic!

A smaller number of our group ended up coming back here again at night for the hookah. The experience was slightly different. There seemed to be a birthday party but there were children running around and throwing balloons around. It didn’t seem safe (hot coal) or healthy!

The prices for the food and hookah were a bit on the high side.

I would recommend this place for anyone wanting to experience authentic middle eastern food!

The food was delicious, the atmosphere was excellent, and the cozy patio.

It was the first time dining in this restaurant, and as soon as I stepped into the restaurant, I could feel how they worked hard on the atmosphere. The decorations were perfect, and their patio was charming.
We arrived around noon, and there seemed to be only brunch menu options, so I got soujouk & egg. My friends also ordered different dipping dishes (hummus and so on).
The portions may seem small, but we felt full after finishing them.
I only wished that if the plate was hot, the server could warn first because my friend got burnt.

The service was ok; I wished it could be better as the servers barely checked our table even though there were few customers.

Also, they probably don’t provide fountain water because when we asked for water, they offered bottled water, which cost money.

What makes the experience great is the buffet and dining with fellow brothers and sisters. You are welcomed with dates and water for the iftar buffet. Then you have a section of lentils and vegetable soup. Lots of salads, small pastries, and main dishes (rice, spaghetti, and pasta). The full lamb experience is good but wished it was self-served. Some cold drinks (Hindi, pineapple, lemon mint) and some tea and coffee. Lastly is a dessert which is brought last and very limited supply. My suggestion is to have an abundant supply for everyone. I paid $50 per period and I didn’t get the full dessert as it was limited. Overall, decent tasting food and something worth trying occasionally.