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Ali Baba

Ali Baba

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3.6 Google Review
8826 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89123, United States
(702) 688-4182 www.alibabalasvegas.com
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May 5, 2018
The food here is very good if you like Mediterranean cuisine and the service has always been very fast and friendly. On weekends they have live music starting at 10:00 pm with dancing. I love that you feel immersed in the culture as many of the patrons are themselves Lebanese and the band plays authentic Lebanese music. Hookah is also available here, though I have never tried it. Overall, this is a great place for a new and authentic experience and a great place to go with friends.

Mar 17, 2018
Dirty place Very unfriendly service Food was not good Rotten pita bread ( just look at the pictures) Prices higher then what’s on the website Good luck if you want to eat here :(

Aug 27, 2017
Ok. Let's be real in here. I'm an Arab guy. So I know what middle Eastern food taste like. This restaurant has nothing related to Middle East. Food taste like charcoals. And they will charge you for the tip anyway. With that amount of money you pay you could go to a way better restaurant

Apr 24, 2017
We arrived early on a Sunday evening April, 2017. One member of our group had never tried this kind of food and was not wanting to eat at Ali Baba. We were looking at the menu posted outside when one of the staff came outside and talked to us, explaining the various dishes. She was very patient and able to convince our skeptical member to try the cuisine. Our experience was very good, and we thoroughly enjoyed all of the things that we tried. One of our waiters told us that they have a new chef and he is very good. We agreed! Prices were very reasonable for such a nice, pleasant restaurant and such good service. We will definitely be back!

Dec 7, 2017
I went to Ali Baba because I had a jones for spinach pies called fatayer. I'm not Lebanese or middle eastern, but my mother in law used to go to a place in Brooklyn called Sahadi and would bring back these heavenly brick oven baked triangles of spinach and lemony goodness that had us all fighting over the last one. I started on google with a search for fatayer in Henderson. A few choices came up, and I used my intuition to pick Ali Baba. I called for take out and chose two orders of fatayer and one order of baba ganoush, which is an eggplant dip. Ok on to the actual review of the food. The portion of baba ganoush was very generous and it came with pita bread. I've taken one star away because the size of the size and price of the fatayer. For $7.99 they give four tiny triangles. Literally two bites each. I used to buy a fatayer bigger than my hand in New York for $3.00. The aroma and flavor were amazing, but for the price, they should make them bigger or charge less. I wolfed down 4 (and I'm not a big eater) and it didn't come close to satisfying my craving. The young man who helped me was very nice, but over $20 for two orders of tiny spinach pies and one order of dip is just too expensive. I'll give some other places a try to see if I can get more bang for my buck.

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