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How we read reviews →Tiny Degraves St kitchen serving home-style Iraqi tabbouleh, falafel and sham quzi.
Tiny, colourful, cosy nook with just six or seven tables; casual counter-style dining with occasional live Arabic music, though the single-operator setup can feel chaotic when busy.
One-person kitchen-and-service operation run by a hands-on chef-owner; occasional live Arabic/traditional music; welcomes vegan and vegetarian diners.
Reviewers repeatedly describe the food as authentic homestyle Iraqi cooking, distinct from the more common Lebanese and Turkish Middle Eastern venues nearby.
Split reviews on value. most call it fairly priced for generous, authentic plates, but several flag $20-50 dishes as overpriced for small portions on off days.
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