Aladdin's Natural Eatery

The restaurant was wheelchair accessible. You must enter the bottom level, side entrance. Normally it is locked; someone has to climb the stairs in the front to tell the hostess that you need to enter the first floor.
The first floor is smaller but not as crowded as the main (second floor) and has outdoor as well as indoor seating. You can view the Erie Canel from the inside. There is a restroom on the first floor.

The only handicap space is on the right-hand side of the building (viewed from the street). Schoen Place in the evening usually has a shortage of parking places.

If you are able to park and get in, the food is good and served in large quantities. I saw many people leaving carrying boxes of leftovers!

As usual, alladins continues to amaze me with their amazing atmosphere, delicious food, great service, and competitive pricing! I would 100% recommend going here, you will not regret it!

Here is my final review:

Food
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Flatbread and Hummus - 4/5
Add more flavor to the hummus!

Fresh Fruit - 5/5
Very fresh and amazing!

Cheese Ravioli with pesto and marinara sauce - 5/5
Amazing! Perfectly cooked and everything goes together quite nicely.

Service
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Speed - 4/5
Food came a little later than expected, but overall good.

Kindness - 5/5
Very kind and polite!

Atmosphere and Building
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Great view of the beautiful Erie Canal, cool bike stand and in the winter a cool heat sheet thing, seats were a tad uncomfortable but that's pretty much it!

Total: 5/5

Would recommend! Definitely take your kids, they would love it!

The place was busy but we were organized, took our order efficiently and delivered food hot and delicious. Not always this good but they were exceptional this visit. Nice job and view of the surroundings

Good, as usual. Healthy options. Tasty Mediterranean fair. Enjoyed the gyro meat, a cold soup and fresh squeezed lemonade. For some reason when we arrived for dinner, although there were seats available on the upper level balcony, hostess said they stopped seating up there and were seating only on the lower level. Not a big deal but but there didn't seem to be an explanation for why we couldn't sit on the upper deck with elevated view of the historic Erie Canal passing through the village of Pittsford.