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Businiess name:
ilili Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
The staff is extremely nice, very pleasant and attentive --almost unusually so. I came there for drinks only, so I missed out on the food unfortunately. They mixed up a few drink orders, but who doesn't really? Even though I didn?t try the food, I will say that Lebanese food probably often gets a little overlooked, so it's nice to see a place of this scale and caliber entirely & solely devoted to it. Since I didn?t experience the food, my use of the word caliber refers to the design of the interior space ?which is almost wondrous to look at. Possibly a bit borderline gimmicky, but fascinating nontheless. On the flip side, however, the volume of the music during the after hours scene was unbelievably OBSCENE. Way beyond the heart-attack variety and into the permanent loss of hearing zone. It was fit for a dance party in a place 10 times the size of this one and you STILL probably wouldn't have been able to hear the person next to you yelling full-throttle. I actually thought I was on candid camera. Maybe one can't lay blame on the establishment, because it was the DJ's doing --but on the other hand they didn't intervene and ask them to tone it down 8 notches.
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