Al Hamra - Carta

Whenever my family is in London the one place we MUST visit is Al Hamra. Always an amazing meal.

I decided to try something different and came out to this restaurant to enjoy some falafel and Lebanese coffee.

I was pleasantly surprised by the delicious Lebanese cuisine at this restaurant. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great dining experience. Ver carta

The pastry and dessert selection at this restaurant is stunning, and the dining experience is enhanced by the outdoor seating option, particularly on the patio.

Possible this is habitable Arabic mat, but this was ille. Socally the lamb file a knocked shoe soles. The price was also quite hay, and the red wine which was wonderful on the glass was a tam Lebanese.

The food was good, but the service ruined it. The staff were in a hurry to close up the restaurant and gave us the worst attitude, even though we were at fault for arriving a bit late to the time slot. Ver carta

This restaurant is great, especially for fans of Eastern cuisine. The service is good and the menu offers a nice variety of options. The atmosphere is pleasant, making it a perfect spot to visit with friends.

Fairly expensive Lebanese restaurant with starters around £10-£13 each and mains around £25-£30+ each and minimum charge pp of £30. Food quality good, service good without being friendly. No discernible ambiance-. Surprised to see toilet and kitchen doors both open and close by in basement.

Al Hamra may not top the list of the best Lebanese restaurants in London, but for a late bite in Mayfair, it is definitely worth recommending. It is quiet during the day, with a good selection of dishes. The hummus with pine nuts is delicious, and the lamb dishes are enjoyable. The salads, both sweet and spicy, are also worth trying. The tabbouleh is outstanding and the grilled meats are cooked well. The service can be a bit slow at times, but the coffee tastes delicious. Overall, the value for money is good and we will definitely be returning. Ver carta