Visited the place in October 2011, it is not what it used to be. First, almost all clients had their dinner in Shemshiri Kebob restaurant whioch is few feet away, then crowd gathered around 10 PM. Belly dancer is good, but music was so and so, mostly Gulf and Iraqi, to cater to the new breed of clients. There were 3 singers which I rate neutral at best. Despite the $15 admission fee, there was a minimum order. Two Hookas, two drinks and two deserts added up to $78. The layout of the place leaves most tables far from the action. In all, it was not an experience worth repeating. It used to be much better.

tried this place for lunch today - got the chicken schawarma and it was good. atmosphere is nice - lots of space, tables, and staff very nice. it's definitely a middle-eastern place but feels like a western bar/restaurant/lounge - a nice blend of cultures. prices seem average, definitely not overpriced. wednesdays they have a DJ and the greeter told me it gets "packed" although i haven't gone to see firsthand. he said they also have a live band and belly dancer on fridays and saturdays. there's about 6 to 8 beers on tap, another 8 bottled, and a decent-sized liquor selection (wine selection seemed very average for a bar, based on the menu). will definitely return and it would be really nice to see this establishment survive on this street on the west end of tysons that has not been very kind to eateries and bars.