Nama

About Nama

Doors open at noon and don't close until 2am, seven days a week, which makes this as workable for a slow Mediterranean lunch in the old souk as for a table that drifts past midnight. The kitchen stays Mediterranean throughout, delivered by table service, with private dining available for groups who want a room of their own. Music runs to Arabic tracks and lounge-leaning chill house — present but low, the sort that lets conversation carry. Fridays and Saturdays are the busiest, drawing couples, visitors and a Lebanese regular crowd in roughly equal measure; smart casual is expected, and the $$$ band reflects a proper sit-down bill rather than a quick stop. Note the 30+ age policy, which sets the tone as much as the dress code does. Year-round trading, and a 4-star average across 83 reviews.