Sahrati

Abdur Mollah (Royal) 4 weeks ago

Sahrati has it’s own parking for guests, but you have to be lucky to get a spot. The restaurant atmosphere, cleanliness and hospitality are all good. However, if you don’t like shisha smoke, you might have an issue even in the designated non-smoking dining area. The door between the shisha bar and dining area stays open, so the entire dining area can get quite smoky. The food portions are generous and the taste is good, but honestly, it’s not something that will make you say “wow” after the first bite. Overall, it’s a decent place for a meal.

Pouls Albahri 2 months ago

Fantastic experience from start to finish! The food was packed with flavour, beautifully presented, and arrived quickly. Every dish we ordered exceeded our expectations, and you can really tell they use quality ingredients. The staff were polite, welcoming, and provided excellent service throughout our visit. The atmosphere was relaxed and inviting, making it a great place to enjoy a meal with family or friends. Highly recommend Sahrati to anyone looking for delicious food and great hospitality. We'll definitely be coming back!

Sayem Hossain 5 months ago

Sahrati is the jewel of Liverpool’s food scene. From a comforting & attractive seating atmosphere to the friendliest service imaginable, this restaurant is an exception. The Sahrati staff are very warm and maintain positive relationships with the community. The food quality is impeccable and always served fresh. They have earned themselves a long-term customer! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND coming here, you won’t regret it.

Haleema Arslan 6 months ago

We visited for the Ramadan buffet yesterday and had a wonderful experience. The food was delicious, the service was amazing, and the staff were very welcoming. The ambience and location made the whole iftar even more enjoyable. The highlight for me was the Kunafa - it was absolutely delicious! Highly recommend this place.

Jacob Elmoey 6 months ago

Paid $70 per person for the Ramadan buffet and unfortunately it didn’t live up to expectations. We arrived at 7:20pm for a 7:40pm Iftar, and the fried seafood was already sitting out on plates. By the time we broke our fast, most of the fried food was cold. For that price, you really expect fresh, hot food at Iftar. The soup had very little flavour. A lot of the dishes were just average. The Lebanese bread was stale, and the fattoush also tasted stale, which was disappointing. Desserts were another letdown. They tasted like boxed brownies and felt very low effort overall. The one highlight was the Lebanese rice with yogurt and meat sauce, which was actually quite nice. On a positive note, the service was great. The staff were friendly and attentive. Overall, for $70 a head during Ramadan, I expected much better quality and freshness.