Rich Culture
Authentic Syrian Cuisine
Straight from the mountains of Miklos, Syria, we have been serving authentic Syrian cuisine for over 47 years
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Dine in our exquisite dining room
The moment you walk in our doors, we want you to feel as if you left Pittsburgh, and entered into the timeless beauty of Syria
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Ahalan Wa Sahalan! (Welcome!)
Khalil’s Restaurant, founded by Mikhail & Agnes Khalil, has been serving the finest Middle Eastern Cuisine since 1972. But what makes Khalil’s truly special is the warmth and genuine hospitality that Agnes & Michael gave to every single guest who walked into their doors for over 48 years.
It is their beautiful spirit of kindness that far outweighed their delicious cuisine. They wanted you to feel as if you were in their own home, where they could shower you with all the beautiful hospitality Syrian people are known throughout the world for. It is with this spirit, that we welcome you to Khalil’s! Ahalan Wa Sahalan!
For if you bake bread with indifference, you feed but a half man's hunger
- Kahil Gibran
Click on our Valentine's Day Dinner Page for details
Please preorder by Wednesday, February 10.
Available for pick up all weekend long February 12-14.
Eid el Houb
Valentine's Day Candlelight Dinner
Take home a delicious Dinner to your sweetheart and enjoy a Bottle of Lebanese Wine
Our Legacy
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Our Legacy
In 1956, in the tiny mountain village of Miklos, Syria, on the foothills of the famous Krak des Chavalier French Crusaders Castle, Mikhail & Agnes were married. The rest is history...
Sito's Mediterranean Salad dressing & Marinade is what Khalil's has been using on our salads since 1972!
Made with only 6 all natural ingredients the amazing flavors will transport you to right the mediterranean
Now available for purchase!
An award winning hilarious colbert like take on living in the crossfire of the conservative Arab and liberal American cultures
FROM VEILS TO THONGS
was included in the 2013 Carnegie International because it was found on the streets of Cairo one month before the revolution