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Nara Bistro~ A taste of Syria. We are a family owned Mediterranean cuisine & hookah. Offering a variety of the best meat cuts and freshest vegetables and fruits into our carefully picked menu items. Our spacious & intricate design takes you back to Old Damascus. The main entrance has a dome which covers our fire pit seating area of the patio. Our polygon logo, Moroccan tiled floors, and string lights are just a few things that make Nara feel like home. NARA- pronounced [Na Ra] means FLAME. It’s Arabic slang word that originated from the word NAR which means FIRE. NARA is often referenced to as CHARCOAL. When your hookah arrives, your hookah server will place “NARA” on your favorite flavor.
There is no hookah without NARA” TM”
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Abdul Chamseddine
3 months agoOnly place able to take us with a big party if 14 on a Thursday night. The service was great and the food was very good. Hookahs were also on point. We will definitely look to come back with our big group.
Farouk Hamood
7 months agoI came here for a hookah and dinner. I order hummus as an appetizer. I also ordered a falafel plate and the beef kabob. The food was good. The mango smoothie was delicious. The hookah was satisfactory. Good experience overall.
Ahlam Rihan
a week agoFood, service, atmosphere 👌.... the hospitality, attention-to-detail, courtesy quality experience and authentic Middle-Eastern ambiance has you feeling like your visiting family. Thank you for a refreshing, relaxing and enchanting night out. Cheers!
Maloree Alymani
4 months agoMy husband and I came here with a friend visiting from Miami. We all really enjoyed it. The food was good, the service was always accommodating, and they had live music. They start the music around 9-10pm and might possibly have belly dancing even later than that. We left early so not super sure. Overall, we are happy.
pelmjo
in the last weekthis place have hookah while i was there i saw families with kids under 5 years old coming and their parents using hookah and blowing smoke on their kids face that is not good parenting but how can this place let them do that? it should be against the local laws!!!