Love Saads. He's always a good host and the food is always delicious
and reasonably priced. My grandson rates Saad's french fries second
only to Abbraccio which he declares are the world's best. I've never
tried any of the steaks, but the burger and fries are generous portions
that really hit the spot. You can always call and order then go over to
pick it up. That's one sure way to know whether he is open. I agree
with all the good things that Kyle and Tony said: it's a window into
another culture(s) that I don't think I'd experience otherwise.
Joe (Maroosh) Clarke
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
Saad's been a lynch-pin of that corner for years. I recall when it
used to be a "Wings to Go". Imho, he's done so much to clean up that
corner and build community with the neighbors and the neighboring
businesses. The constant foot traffic from the Mosque to the
restaurant is very welcome, as are his summer time outdoor seats all
of which get people on the streets. He learns your name the first time
you go in there, and by the third time he says "Hello my friend! Will
it be the usual for you today?!" The prices are still very
un-gentrified, though he's recently upscaled his interior. We're lucky
to have him there. A genuinely friendly, effusive, and kind person as
well as a fantastic cook.
That's been my experience this last decade anyway.
kc
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