Al Dar - Carta

Solid 3 in a city where you can find much better Lebanese food for a lot less. I have been there many many times in the last 20 years and would not be

After a very long day (October 7, 2010 -- our first) exploring Paris, my sister and I stumbled upon Al Dar, and immediately decided to try it, as we both

Three of us shared the MOST delicious mezes ever, and along with a chilled bottle of Raki, and some very attentive service, the evening was truly excellent. Ver carta

I eat there regularly and I love the place. Food is always tasty and the have a room for every occasion. Upstair is more casual, downstairs is great for business and more formal occasions. For me it is one of the best in Paris. I ve never been disappointed with them !

I liked their small plates and their take away pastries. I was not taking advantage of their full menu and skills as Lebanese and families and groups did. I walked by it twice a day;the staff were so kind, asking me if I'd like to taste x. I still cherish and use an oversize bread delivery basket from them

The food is standard libanese food. Nothing extroardinary, you will find similar in any libanese restaurant. The service is not so great. You have the feeling that they have something better to do. The real problem is not there.... problem is the price you will pay for this. Once you have paid, you have the feeling that you have been ripped off. Ver carta

One of my most regular resto's in Paris, reasons are it feels a bit like home.... spacious, nice Arabic music, very friendly staff and more than anything yummy authentic Lebanese and Mediterranean dishes. From chicken liver, falafel, homus, taboola to the the mixed grills, molokhia special on Sundays... yum yum!! Also has a delicatessen where you can buy sandwiches or Lebanese beers, wines and arak among other like Lebanese bread and olives..etc. Don't miss the balavoa or konafa with cheese!!!

I 've been to the Takeaway several times in the past at lunch time and I always thought the Service was pretty good and of course the food. However I went at around 8:30pm on a Sunday Night and oh what a difference. It was chaos. There was an additional guy behind the counter to deal with the telephone orders, but the Chef is the one who needed the help. The delivery collection Motorcycle riders came in and it was chaotic. The additional member of Staff took my order and used it to make up a Telephone Order and I had to wait ages. So if you 're looking for Fast Food , go somewhere else on a Sunday. Also the quality of the food meat has deteriorated. Noura for me next !

OK, I 've walked from the Arc de Triomphe to Place Victor Hugo. I 'm tired, concerned about how much I spent on the Avenue, and hungry. It 's early afternoon and the Place is full of tourists eating expensive but indifferent food served perfunctorily at one or another of the sidewalk cafes that all look the same. But I 'm lucky enough to glance down the Avenue Raymond Poincare and see the Al Dar awning. Curious, I walk the half block, pick up the inviting scent of Lebanese food, step in, and order a chawarma au poulet mainly because it includes poulet and a mysterious but very green side salad. I figure out from the matter of fact but courteous staff what I just bought and to whom to pay the... Ver carta