Sumac recueille de nombreux éloges pour une cuisine moyen-orientale savoureuse, des portions généreuses et un service chaleureux et efficace. Les critiques évoquent le falafel et le muhammara comme des points forts, le pita maison frais et les salades créatives et satisfaisantes. L'ambiance est décrite comme décontractée et accueillante, avec un service rapide et un bon rapport qualité-prix, même si certaines notes mentionnent des portions variables et des tarifs quelque peu élevés. Dans l'ensemble, les clients disent qu'ils reviendraient et recommandent Sumac aussi bien pour des repas sur place que pour emporter.
The food was absolutely delicious. The staff was kind & accommodating. It's a casual spot - order at the counter, the menu is posted on the wall, but meals are served to your table. We ordered the family platter of chicken & some salads with extra bread & were stuffed. Delicious, creative salads. Will be back!
16 mars 2026
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Let's start with the positive, food is great. Now my negative review has to do with safety concerns. My son had a big ice-looking pease of GLASS on his drink. My heart drop when he told me - mom this is not ice is glass - a cup probably broke & the glass felt on the ice. Why ? because It was open . sumac, I have work in restaurants & Ice should never be left expose to the elements. My sun cut his finger but I am glad he did not cut his tongue or mouth. This is unacceptable!! Please review your safety procedures & protocols. What an aweful experience
Sadly I was disappointed , My review is taste related & menue option oriented.
1- Falafel is to be served with tahini sauce not humus... As Falafel is made of humus...(Dip your humus in humus?) & Falafel is so cheap to make 0.10$ a ball ...that it should come with Tahini sauce even if it's pricier, when we enquired about it, the only option offered was to pay 5$ for a spoon of Tahini on top of a 25$ for a portion of Falafel.
2-You will most definitely need an extra pita bread & you will be charged... So it truly feels like a set up with missing engrients that you will need to'pay as you go' for a complete experience...
3- We also ordered the chicken & i could not finish the chicken ( & I never leave any leftovers ) so much it was oily or greecy chewy ...it Really did not feel like chicken breast more like greecy parts of the chicken, or maybe when they cut chicken so small & then fry cook it & marinate it ... It just tastes like over fried oil & burnt peppers...something was off anys...was it chicken breast? I doubt...
4- the veggies were dull felt like a fast food dull veggies... I do recall having a great experience with the betrave at this place but seems a reduced cost quality ...was tasteless
5-The service was adequate, the place was empty when we were there, nothing to complain about service wise but the limitations mentioned
... Sadly the combination behind not eating great food & over paying did not make of my review a positive one.
This is an Israeli restaurant 🇮🇱🇮🇱
Its not Lebanese as indicated in many reviews here. Shawarma & salad tastes bland. Humus was mediocre. I didn't like the food. Prices are expensive I paid about $40, certainly not worth it. I even didn't enjoy the atmosphere. There are many other nice authentic shawarma places. I don't recommend this one!
Nice, cozy restaurant with lovely atmosphere, good food & good service. Their portions are pretty big, we ordered everything to share & could not finish all the food. We waiting a bit for the table as it was very busy, but it was worth the experience.
Ordered take out. Had the garlic labneh which was the best labneh I've ever had, the hummus, eggplant, chicken, & turnips. Everything was of high quality & delicious! So worth it.
