The Cedar Cafe in Alpharetta

My husband and I did not know where to to have dinner tonight... While we was wondering where to go, we saw this gem restaurant... once we got in It looked spacious and clean. I ordered lamb kabob platter and really enjoyed every bit of it. It is juicy and tender. I would like to thank our so active waiter, Omar, for his excellent service...We really enjoyed his nice touch when he offered us a fantastic mint lemonade on house. Certainly we shall come back again.

Food and ambiance was good but their service was way slow. Also, the serving person was rude and didn't gave proper information about menu.

We happened upon this place looking for a place to eat lunch. We were pleasantly surprised by what we found -- good tasting food and lively decor makes this place a hidden gem. We ordered the two-person meat platter so we could try a variety of tastes, and falafels because I love falafels. The meats were cooked perfectly, and came with four sauces, so we got to try different things between a little spicy and not. One neat feature about the restaurant was an authentic stone oven, which they used to cook pita breads and other things. The manager (?) was super nice and told us about the oven when we went to have a closer look.The restaurant was not very crowded when we went, but maybe because it was around lunch during Ramadan. Either way, I'm happy we tried it and am curious to try some of the other dishes next time.

I did not like the place! Waitress was like she had just started to work and knew nothing about serving customers. She wanted to pick up a bowl and asked me to pass her the bowl. It’s no big deal but the etiquette is not right. She never stopped to ask if we need anything and at the end I had to call for her to come get us the check. Ambient low light with Arabic coffeehouse music that resembled like moaning and crying than a cheerful or light classy music or anything that made you feel enjoying the environment. Overall, not a good experience and I won’t step in there again. The food was good though if there was anything good with it. I guess they have their own usual customers that keep the place in business!!

Everything I had here was excellent. 2 things stand out the most and that is the Turkish tea pot and the red pepper hummus. Wow. The ambience is like a forced traditional. Like it wasn’t really maintained. But at the crazy high prices I would expect to see maintained ceilings, WiFi and a trendier menu. Like seriously. It’s expensive. Food is good but it’s missing something

Very impressed! Got the dinner for two and we will definitely be back!! The service was very warm and inviting. Turkish coffee and Knafeh were to die for.

My husband and I did not know where to to have dinner tonight... While we was wondering where to go, we saw this gem restaurant... once we got in It looked spacious and clean. I ordered lamb kabob platter and really enjoyed every bit of it. It is juicy and tender. I would like to thank our so active waiter, Omar, for his excellent service...We really enjoyed his nice touch when he offered us a fantastic mint lemonade on house. Certainly we shall come back again.

Best Mediterranean spot in the area so far! Untouchable customer service, food is as fresh as you’ll ever get, very welcoming staff too! Siham was our server and she is from Morocco and was super sweet and knowledgeable! Would certainly recommend this place!

Best Mediterranean spot in the area so far! Untouchable customer service, food is as fresh as you’ll ever get, very welcoming staff too! Siham was our server and she is from Morocco and was super sweet and knowledgeable! Would certainly recommend this place!

I did not like the place! Waitress was like she had just started to work and knew nothing about serving customers. She wanted to pick up a bowl and asked me to pass her the bowl. It’s no big deal but the etiquette is not right. She never stopped to ask if we need anything and at the end I had to call for her to come get us the check. Ambient low light with Arabic coffeehouse music that resembled like moaning and crying than a cheerful or light classy music or anything that made you feel enjoying the environment. Overall, not a good experience and I won’t step in there again. The food was good though if there was anything good with it. I guess they have their own usual customers that keep the place in business!!

Everything I had here was excellent. 2 things stand out the most and that is the Turkish tea pot and the red pepper hummus. Wow. The ambience is like a forced traditional. Like it wasn’t really maintained. But at the crazy high prices I would expect to see maintained ceilings, WiFi and a trendier menu. Like seriously. It’s expensive. Food is good but it’s missing something

We happened upon this place looking for a place to eat lunch. We were pleasantly surprised by what we found -- good tasting food and lively decor makes this place a hidden gem. We ordered the two-person meat platter so we could try a variety of tastes, and falafels because I love falafels. The meats were cooked perfectly, and came with four sauces, so we got to try different things between a little spicy and not. One neat feature about the restaurant was an authentic stone oven, which they used to cook pita breads and other things. The manager (?) was super nice and told us about the oven when we went to have a closer look.The restaurant was not very crowded when we went, but maybe because it was around lunch during Ramadan. Either way, I'm happy we tried it and am curious to try some of the other dishes next time.

Food and ambiance was good but their service was way slow. Also, the serving person was rude and didn't gave proper information about menu.

Very impressed! Got the dinner for two and we will definitely be back!! The service was very warm and inviting. Turkish coffee and Knafeh were to die for.