Behind the turquoise shopfront and hand-tiled sign at 24 St Mary's Street sits a tiny two-floor bistro — carved wooden mezzanine, kilim benches, and mosaic lamps in every colour hanging from the ceiling.
Guests keep mentioning the same person in their reviews: Ali, the owner — guiding first-timers through the meze, pointing vegetarians to the right plates. It's an alcohol-free house, so bring your own bottle; one reviewer was even pointed to a nearby shop for his favourite pale ale.
“The plates are meant for sharing.” — everything arrives meze-style, made for the middle of the table.