Lebaneat

“The food is a bit pricey, but the quality and taste make it well worth it.”

dogstaraycliffe★★★★★

It was early Tuesday evening, so as you might expect, it was a little quiet. Nice greeting, excellent food. I had a bottle of Lebanese beer, which was a pilsner, and for the first time, I had Lebanese Lemonade (the green liquid pictured), which was actually very nice. I need to find a recipe for it. At the end of the meal, I was asked if I'd been there before, and when I replied that I had but not for a while the waiter replied "It's nice to have you back.

Liam Simpson★★★★★

Food was delicious. Large range of vegan and vegetarian options too, and mix of hot, cold and wraps as well as larger mains. Option for sharing plates too. Couldn't fault the food.

Tony Tang★★★★★

One of the best meals I've had in a long time. Ordered Bamieh Bl'lahm (waiter recommendation), Falafel and Baba Ghanoush. These were out of sight delicious. Prepped just in time, and the presentation was wonderful. I mentioned to the waiter that I could never really tell the difference between baba ghanoush and hummus, and he quickly offered a small plate of hummus for comparison (on the house!). Wonderful experience, would recommend to anyone who is looking for some flavour in their food!

Georgie Boost★★★★★

On a chilly and wet winter's evening, we went in seek of comfort food with some spice. We were delighted to find a Lebanese that served more than just the staple fast-food offerings and offered a more authentic dining experience. The menu was substantial and in our frustration to not miss out on any of the delicious options, we opted for the Sharing plate. It didn't disappoint as the portion was ample and included all of our dipping favourites and the meats were charcoaled perfectly tender. Still not used to the concept of fried potatoes over rice or grains, but understand this is more a UK th