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Al Saher Diner
- Price Range:
-
$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
3 reviews for Al Saher Diner
Love the owner's, but there isn't anything that says this restaurant is amazing. But I'll continue to go there as long as Miata, the server, is serving me. The other two times I got a different server who was absolutely horrible. You would ask her for something and she would say okay, walk behind the counter and start talking to the other's behind the counter. I was there on a business night, some lady was having a birthday there. We were watching as one lady got so frustrated that she couldn't get a refill, box or bill that she just left. She didn't pay, I would have said something, but she wanted to leave and asked several times for the bill. That still doesn't make it right, but the waitress wasn't going to complete her serving duty.
The Lebanese food is what it is, its hard to compete with what we have available in this town. I enjoyed the fried fish from the American side and their strawberry smoothie is great. Thank goodness they don't get to use the hookahs anymore and I rather NOT pay a cover charge to go eat at the restaurant just becaus you hired a belly dancer. I think they already go that hint, or else I am not going in.
This is an excellent smaller restaurant. Seats maybe 50-60 customers. I have been there twice. The first time was about six weeks ago around 5:00 PM. A tall blond waitress (maybe going to be a senior in high-school or going to college in the fall) seated me, and left me to look at the menu. I was served attentively, and enjoyed the special (some dish based on chicken). I took home part of the meal. Today I went with a friend. It was her first time, and we decided to try the lunch. She had the gyro sandwich, and I had a chicken wrap. Both sandwiches were huge, and served with falafel. I ordered Turkish coffee (my first, and last, time), and we both had water with our meals. She said she thought her gyro was even better than that served at Grandma's Country Cookin' (see a previous review) on Glendale Avenue in Toledo. I ate mostly from the flavored rice, and falafel. I ate only a little of my chicken wrap. I was filled when I left the table, and still had food to last the rest of the day. It was an excellent meal.