Dar Tèta cafe — Restaurant in Forrest

Such a gem for middle East crusine within the forest. Not only food are authentically cooked and presented, the serveware also very authentic. Their garden is just fantastic. Lots of pretty plants and flowers. Perfect to enjoy food if sit outdoor. Indoor have 2 comfortable and beautiful sofa seats, as well as few tables. Perfect to enjoy afternoon tea with friends or family. Plenty of authentic middle East dessert. Sage tea is their traditional tea, super nice to enjoy and keep me warm. Makloubeh is my favorite. Not only rice taste and cooked traditionally, the eggplant and chicken are very soft and full of flavors. This is a dinner menu, but I asked to order at lunch. My next recommendation is soup if the day with homemade bread. The bread is made to order. Very fresh and soft. Can dip inside the soup or just eat it by itself. Few big tables outdoor. Plenty of parking outside. This is in fact is part of accommodation. Staff are very friendly. Will definitely come back...

Love this place and their food Recommend the Gari breakfast Really beautiful fresh ingredients Relaxing place for a meal anytime of day Thank you Dar Teta for your lovely dining experience this is now my partners and myselfs Saturday morning tradition getting Breakfast/lunch at Dar Teta. Want to thank the Owner for always making us welcome and producing fine coffee and meals everytime Much appreciation for the laid back Mediterranean feel in here. Thanks Dar Teta or I should say Shkran Dar Teta

Update: Really Love what is quickly becoming our Saturday morning breakfast tradition here at Dar Teta we are considered regulars by the absolutely lovely owners and are welcomed warmly every time we walk through the door and I want to say thank you Dar Teta for always having the welcome mat out when anyone walks in. You are...

The garden setting is quite nice. One of the waitresses was very helpful.

The meals were expensive and most of the mains were so small they would struggle to pass for an entrée. For example, the falafel plate was $27 and consisted of a dab of hummus, three falafel balls and a bit of salad. Each meal that came with "chips" had exactly three small wedges.

Even though we had reserved a table with a "garden view" the waitress told us upon arriving we had to sit at the front of the restaurant or inside. The front was cold and we asked if they had blankets, with one waitress insisting they didn't, only for us to later discover the had a store of blankets sitting on a bench around the corner from our table.

So not an ideal evening. The garden atmosphere is nice, but if you go, then best not to go...