Beirut Cafe - Carta

amazing food and drinks. one of the most traditional Lebanese grills. enjoy with family, friends and children. if they really want to try something of this kind, I recommend to them to go there.

since I did not eat Lebanese food quiet often recently this place gave me the satisfaction I needed. I'll accuse the delivery and could give him another shot sometime because I think this place can be much better.

best lebanese restaurant ever wen would visit again for sure food is nice service is five stars every thing was amazing you should try the hommos falafel and the grills plus the freshly squeezed juice i loved the pomegranate Ver carta

this restaurant has a beautiful location, eating was in order, but sometimes unexpected dings happen in the falafel we have ordered, we found plastic pieces in the falafel it could be ignorance and understandable, but if they complain and the owner comes and tries to cover the chaos that they have done and played that maybe it is their way, the billing was not to pay, it was out of discussion,

hungary is the melting pot of different peoples of different nationalities giving food a chance to explore different cuisine this caffe is located on the street thronging with numerous restaurants predominantly we started with the mutton samosa, which is similar to the Indian version, but differs in the spicing of meat filling by the aromen are subtle next brought them to the traditional pita broth served with

This is not the kind of place for fancy and sophisticated dine ins. It has more of fast food chain type vibe. The staff is very efficient and ready to help. The food too then is served in good time and the meals are prepared with great attention and well cooked. The value for money is then very high! The food is pretty decent but not extraordinary. You might want to try the chicken liver and hummus. Not particularly memorable but good enough. Ver carta

One of the best Lebanese restaurants in Edgware Road. We were walking down the road from Paddington station, when we spotted this place. I am planning a visit to Lebanon, so thought of having a dry run before actually landing in Beirut. The place is inviting, the guys handling the guests are friendly and they make you feel welcomed!! We planned to have veg food, so we ordered a mezza platter which was a assembly of all possible vegetarian items. The platter was served with pickles, chutney, spices, fluffy bread. It was almost like a KING' s dinner. The hotel guys were always around to take care of us. With the bill, you will get a complimentary fruit salad . This place has a typical...read m...

This restaurant on Edgware Road is one of the best Lebanese restaurants we have visited. We stumbled upon it while walking from Paddington station and decided to give it a try. I was planning a trip to Lebanon, so I wanted to have a taste of Lebanese cuisine before my visit. The atmosphere was welcoming and the young staff members were friendly and made us feel right at home. We opted for a vegetarian dish, which was a delightful blend of various vegetarian items served with pickles, chutney, spicy sauces, and fluffy bread. It felt like we were having a feast fit for a king. The staff was attentive and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. To top it off, we were pleasant...

London is a diverse city with a mix of people from different nationalities, making it a great place to explore various cuisines. This café is located on a street bustling with many restaurants, especially Middle Eastern ones. We started with the mutton samosa, similar to the Indian version but with a more subtle spicing of the meat filling. Next, we were served traditional pita bread with garlic and chili sauce alongside hummus. I opted for the stuffed chicken leg, served on a bed of spiced rice with vegetables and pine nuts. It was delicious, especially when paired with the chili sauce. My companion ordered the lamb dish and a kebab served with yogurt sauce, both of which were equally tasty... Ver carta