“It might be the freshly made zaatar pita bread slathered generously with extra-smoky baba ghannouj, and the cool, sophisticated Mediterranean vibes that get feet in the door of this restaurant... But its heart and soul — and the reason for its existence — is Natalie. At 26, Natalie has Williams syndrome, a genetic condition that occurs from birth and can manifest in a range of physical health issues as well as learning disabilities and developmental delays. She has trouble with balance, fine motor skills and sudden loud noises. Names sometimes escape her, and multitasking can be a challenge. She’s warm, friendly and cheerful, common traits of those with Williams syndrome, yet brutally honest and frank. For people and causes near to her heart, she’s fiercely loyal. Although some experience serious cardiovascular issues, Natalie is blessedly healthy.