$15 for $30 Worth of Lebanese Cuisine and Drinks at Mazaar
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Healthy Lebanese fare such as beefsteak tartare & halal meals served with fresh baked pita bread amid occasional belly dancing & live music
Though meals tend to bring friends together, meals peppered with magnets can push them apart. Enjoy an attractive repast with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Lebanese cuisine and drinks at Mazaar.
With a focus on healthy Lebanese cuisine, the culinary masterminds at Mazaar line the menu's pages with both shareable and solo offerings of tender meats, veggies, and certified halal meals. To jump-start edible expeditions, diners split up communal helpings of spicy falafel ($6.49) or raw kibbi, a ground beefsteak tartare that chefs infuse with cracked wheat and, like each of their business cards, top in a drizzling of olive oil ($9.99). Seasoned in a blend of herbs and light spices, four New Zealand lamb chops ($23.99) warm up on the grill before taking centre stage on plates alongside an entourage of beryani rice and veggies. Customers can sink their teeth into pan-seared lemon tilapia ($14.99), and tear pieces from the fresh-baked pita bread that accompanies each order. A full drink menu complements meals, calling bar mavens to pour wine, sling beers, or pull on a full snowsuit to whip up frozen strawberry-shortcake cocktails ($7).
In their September 26, 2007 edition, the Windsor Star lauded Mazaar as "simply a delight, with attentive service, a wide selection of food and a decor lush with earthen tones, wood, mural art and tall, plush leather chairs as well as comfortable booths." In addition to the eatery's permanent features, belly dancers entertain guests on Wednesday evenings, and live musicians fill the air with groovy tunes and paper airplanes made of sheet music each Friday and Saturday.
Healthy Lebanese fare such as beefsteak tartare & halal meals served with fresh baked pita bread amid occasional belly dancing & live music
Though meals tend to bring friends together, meals peppered with magnets can push them apart. Enjoy an attractive repast with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Lebanese cuisine and drinks at Mazaar.
With a focus on healthy Lebanese cuisine, the culinary masterminds at Mazaar line the menu's pages with both shareable and solo offerings of tender meats, veggies, and certified halal meals. To jump-start edible expeditions, diners split up communal helpings of spicy falafel ($6.49) or raw kibbi, a ground beefsteak tartare that chefs infuse with cracked wheat and, like each of their business cards, top in a drizzling of olive oil ($9.99). Seasoned in a blend of herbs and light spices, four New Zealand lamb chops ($23.99) warm up on the grill before taking centre stage on plates alongside an entourage of beryani rice and veggies. Customers can sink their teeth into pan-seared lemon tilapia ($14.99), and tear pieces from the fresh-baked pita bread that accompanies each order. A full drink menu complements meals, calling bar mavens to pour wine, sling beers, or pull on a full snowsuit to whip up frozen strawberry-shortcake cocktails ($7).
In their September 26, 2007 edition, the Windsor Star lauded Mazaar as "simply a delight, with attentive service, a wide selection of food and a decor lush with earthen tones, wood, mural art and tall, plush leather chairs as well as comfortable booths." In addition to the eatery's permanent features, belly dancers entertain guests on Wednesday evenings, and live musicians fill the air with groovy tunes and paper airplanes made of sheet music each Friday and Saturday.