Al Wadi - Carta

Loved this place. The service is top and very friendly and welcoming, and it's beautiful from the inside, especially all the lebanese wine displayed.

The kebab had a very bad texture, was tough, and didn’t taste very good. The stuffed grape leaves (dolmas) weren’t bad, but I wouldn’t recommend them.

Best middle Eastern food, brings back all childhood memories and music makes you even more nostalgic. Staff is very helpful and lovely, Thank you Al wadi! Ver carta

Stopped by here for take out. Food was excellent across the board had a variety of dishes (salads, sides, various meats). Will definitely go back and have dinner there the dining room was a little dark but looked very comfortable.

One of the best Lebanese restaurants I have ever tried. Stuff is so friendly. Food is yummy especially the meat. They don’t use too much spices, so you feel the quality of the meat. Definitely will try it again next time I visit Boston.

We went here for the first time and really enjoyed it. The atmosphere was very nice and later they had music and a belly dancer. The food was fantastic and they explained anything we were unsure of. Would highly recommend and plan to go back. Ver carta

Very nice, authentic restaurant. Probably some of the better hummus I've had in the Boston area in the past 10 years. Flavorful food, as it should be, with bold Mediterranean spices. Very attentive service. Food came out fast. We'll definitely be back!

We have been here several times. Usually we like it. Although the prices are a bit high. But it was Father’s Day and fairly busy. We were informed in advance that they were short staffed. Service was good though. Almost every one in our party found the dishes to be overly salted. The appetizers very tasty but too salty. One fish dinner was sent back because it was bad old. The other fish dinner was mediocre. The fish portions were half the size they used to be. The falafel was salty and spicy. Shish kebab was tough and salty. The kibbeh was good. I think this was an unusually off night for the restaurant. It is worth another try sometime.

My sisters and I just ate at Al Wadi and we were very disheartened to learn that an establishment such as this does not consider their main demographic by offering a prayer area. There are so many restaurants that can serve alcohol but not very many that will offer a prayer room. The servers and the host were amazing. The owner should be ashamed that her workers who also seem to be Muslim are not provided that consideration. Above all, you can see there is no blessing in their business as the dining hall was practically empty, meanwhile I have gone to so many Middle Eastern restaurants that offer food and prayer area and they are always packed. It’s not alcohol that will give you blessings.... Ver carta