Tarbouche Mezza Bar

Weekends are the highlight, Friday and Saturday nights are lively with live music and belly-dancing, while Sunday is popular for the buffet that guests praise.

Private dining isn't part of Tarbouche Mezza Bar's offering, the restaurant's published policy notes private parties are not available, with the focus on its warm, inviting dining atmosphere.

Portions are generous, guests frequently praise the banquet and buffet options, often leaving comfortably full and taking leftovers home.

Tarbouche Mezza Bar is busiest on weekend nights, live music and belly-dancing make those evenings especially lively, and Thursday nights often have many full tables.

Tarbouche Mezza Bar feels warm and vibrant, warm lighting, Arabic music, an open kitchen and regular live entertainment (belly dancers and singers) create an electric, convivial dining experience.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, relaxed clothing is entirely appropriate for a visit to Tarbouche Mezza Bar.

For a lively night out, visit Tarbouche on weekend evenings, Friday and Saturday often feature live music and belly dancing; if you’re after the popular buffet, Sunday (midday/evening) is the go-to choice.

Yes, families visit regularly: the Sunday buffet is popular with parents and young children (the chocolate fountain and fresh fruit are big hits), and reviewers describe the staff as accommodating to families.