There is a new Lebanese restaurant debuting on West Broad Street called "The Phoenician". The sign and the facade have already been changed at 4401 West Broad Street, formerly La Casita Mexican Restaurant. Outside it doesnt look like much but inside the decorations are very cool-very fantasy Moroccan but not tacky. There are huge middle eastern lamps hung all over the place with fabric banners that attach to them and silk pillows that line the seats at the larger tables. They play ethnic music while you eat (not live of course), and the red burgandy and gold walls give everything a warm bellydance oasis feel. Okay so enough of that, the food is AMAZING I've never had such a great kabob and my boyfriend loved his falafel. They give you pita and two kinds of hummus/olives before your meal, that alone was worth going for.
For two at lunch its around $17.00 without dessert!!
Two for dinner with all the workings including dessert and starters -er more like $60.00.
Not a lot of people have heard about them, and they're worried locals wont go for the whole Lebanese cultural food thing-so go try em out!!