I saw Café Byblos' ad in the Houston Press one day, conveniently at a time when I was looking for a new Hookah place to try out. My friends an I were really impressed with the interior of the restaurant, but saw that it was quite dead. The service was good, but the waiter took some time to get to us since he was the only one there.\r
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Another draw back of the restaurant was that since indoor smoking wasn't allowed, so we were moved outside on the patio, which wasn't a big deal but the patio seemed really isolated and far away from the restaurant. \r
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The prices were great, my friends and I weren't hungry for much, so we just got an appetizer, fries, and one of the sandwiches. They were all really delicious (especially the fries-- they were beautifully golden and thickly cut.) The waiter was very friendly, and another man, who my guess would be the manager or owner, was a great character as well. We went on a Thursday, and there were belly dancers performing that night. It was a great experience, and I really hope the word spreads out about this place, since it's heartbreaking to see it so empty.
Pros: really nice intererior, good prices, great entertainment
Cons: only one waiter for the whole restaurant
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