Ayat Hinds Hall

The restaurant stands as a space of remembrance, dignity, and cultural expression, named in honor of Hind Rajab, a five-year-old Palestinian child who lost her life in Gaza. Beyond its cultural dedication, the kitchen serves plates like shawarma, Mezze Filistini, and a grilled halloumi and watermelon salad. While the dining room draws a crowd that can leave the space packed during dinner peak hours, visiting during brunch or lunch offers a more relaxed option.