Tirweka

Wonderful experience dining here! The owners have such servant hearts and I love their vision behind what they do. The food was out of this world. Everything tasted so fresh and flavorful! I've been recommending it to everyone I know. Kid-friendliness: High chairs available. We made a huge mess and the owners did not mind and gave our kids lollipops & bananas.

Food is very salty, atmosphere is good, surprisingly they ask you to pay flat 20% in tips!!!

Super cute restaurant! It was our first time trying middle eastern food. Everything was really good! We tried the shakahoka, tirweka tower and the meat pie. You can really taste the homemade cuisine. It’s a family own restaurant and they were very friendly. Definitely recommend!!

Nice atmosphere, amazingly fresh food. Love having a place that I can to for breakfast and not have eggs and greasy meat!

My wife and I discovered this place on Uber Eats and decided to go into the store for a brunch because the pictures online of the restaurant looked amazing! We were extremely impressed with the environment, the service and of course the food! We got the Tirweka tower, and the Eggs with Awerma. The Awerma was cooked perfectly and extremely flavorful! The Kaak and toppings that come with the tower were all great (best Labneh I've tasted in a while, and zaatar as well!). They also give a plate of fresh veggies on the side which really complimented the meal well! Happy to have discovered this fine establishment, highly recommend to all and cannot wait to go back to try everything else :)

I was visiting Canada and went to Tarweka for brunch. The food was so good and fresh. I ended up visiting the restaurant two more times in just five days. The chef is excellent and friendly. I wish we had this restaurant in San Francisco. Don’t skip the Falafel.

Went here for brunch with some friends. The decor is quite nice. We were able to get a table despite not having a reservation. We ordered a few things to share - the mosabaha (like hummus, but more chunky) was quite nice. The pitas seemed like they were the same kind you could buy at a grocery store (and not necessarily made in house). The shakshouka was good, although the eggs seemed a tad overdone (weren’t as runny as I’d hoped). The Tirweka tower was interesting since it had a few ka’aks server with an assortment of things including halloumi, zaatar, olives and labneh. I felt that every single dish was overly salty, especially the halloumi. I couldn’t eat more than one piece of it. Overall, it was still a decent brunch - especially if you want something different from the traditional eggs/pancakes style. Vegetarian options: They have veggie options such as shakshouka (contains eggs though). Tirweka tower was vegetarian.

Best labanese middle eastern breakfast in town. Flavors will take you to another world

Nice place to brunch The food was good and the service exceptionnel !