Aladdin's Eatery Clintonville

Steve Eckerman

Slow service and restaurant was out of a lot of options even though we were the only people in the restaurant. When our dishes came with salads we subbed to rice and they charged us for them and one person didnt even get their side and were charged that. Very poorly run and slow service with no food options on a slow evening. Only positive was it was a very clean restaurant

Kyle Beck

Empty restaurant on a wed evening and it took 45 minutes for our entrees to come out. Specifically asked if the tea was sweetened, they say no, but was served some cheap sweet fountain drink like tea. Food tasted good, but I'll stick to Lavash.

Paul El Asmar

Aladdin’s is ridiculously expensive, prices are almost double/triple what they should be. Quantities are very small. Paid 55$ for a few appetizers. Food is not really authentic, their take on Sfiha (10$?!), Fatayer and fattouch is terrible (from a Lebanese person’s perspective). The only good thing is that the ingredients are fresh but there definitely is a lot of room for improvement. Aladdin’s basically butchers Lebanese cuisine and definitely does not represent it, wouldn’t recommend it

Michael Smith

A chain that's been around for many years with locations in multiple states. Middle Eastern food that is a bit too Americanized and feels overly generic, perhaps in an effort to streamline the cooking process and appeal to a wider audience. There are plenty of vegetarian options and the service is friendly.