Aleppo - Plymouth

I had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. The host and his family greeted me warmly and made me feel right at home. I enjoyed a tasty bowl of lentil soup followed by hummus, shish tawouk, and coffee with baklava for dessert. The food was delicious and I would definitely recommend this restaurant to others.

The food at this restaurant was fresh, flavorful, and reminiscent of homemade cooking. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and the premises were clean. I would highly recommend this place. And for those wondering, the restaurant is halal certified - I will also provide a picture of the certificate as proof.

This restaurant is fantastic. The complimentary soup they serve before each meal is delicious, and my daughter really enjoyed it. The prices are very reasonable, and the service is excellent. The best part is the amazing and freshly prepared food. It caters well to both families and individuals dining alone.

Delicious food and friendly staff. Food is well marinated, meat is tasty, the rice and all of the food was served in generous portions compared to other restaurants. Price is very reasonable compared to the amazing quality of the food and service. I definitely recommend to others and no doubt will come back again.

We decided to try Aleppo syrian food. I love Syrian food. But I am disabled and I thought lets try this place. We ordered the following. Two Chicken Shawarma Wraps One hummus Two Chicken Shawarmas One order of Baklava (4 Pieces) Six Mango Juices One order of olives What we received was some of the worst food I have ever seen. The hummus was swimming in olive oil. The flatbread was toasted on one side while the other remained pale and untouched. The chicken swarms wraps were stale and had the consistency of cardboard. It was dry without any seasoning and tasted awful. The cucumber tomato and lettuce was wilted and just awful. The chicken shwarma was three pieces of what appeared mashed frozen ridged potato but in fact, was chicken that was rubbery and drenched in oil. The olives smelled strange and the baklava was dry and so chewy it could not be eaten. We were also given lentil soup and it was atrocious. I tried a bite of the wrap some chicken a little lentil soup and tried a little baklava to give it a chance. Maybe I was jumping to conclusions. But no it was the worst food I have ever ordered. I took photos of this *food* then wrapped it up and threw it out. We could not eat it and it smelled horrible.