Beiruti

“Heel leuk restaurant en vriendelijk bediend door Levi.”

Marin Varney★★★★★

We chose the 6 person family style menu option for our group and the food and serving size was perfect. Everything was delicious, each dish was given with an explanation of what it was, and there was plenty to share! Note they do not serve alcohol, and the seating area is covered but open air. They have some fans for some airflow though

Pete Smells★★

Food was uniformly mediocre. Kind of what you would expect from a take away falafel store front. Small portions. Bread thin and crispy rather than classic pita. One item was just bread with a bunch of oregano and other spaces dumped on a bit of tomato and put on bread. Inedible. Service rather indifferent. The place needs a good cleaning. There were crumbs on our chairs when we were shown to our table and the waiter did not seemed surprised (or help) when we brushed them off. Some chairs heavier stained. Expensive for what we got. In sum, seems like a tourist trap just phoning it in.

Nanita★★★★

Beiruti Ghent the Real Lebanese serves authentic middle eastern food. You can order à la carte or a set menu. Set menu options depend on the number of people you are dining with and there is even a vegetarian menu. We ordered the social menu and are glad that we did. There is a mix of cold and warm dishes in the set menu. Our group enjoyed all of the flavors and freshness. The kibbe and fatayer were delicious as was the baked aubergine. The baklava dessert was also top though a bit pricey. Overall the meal was a hit with each of us, we all enjoyed it including the free bottles of water. If you

Haneen Alamirah★★★★

The food is delicious with authentic taste. Although getting the food to the table took too long (and it wasn’t too busy) but the service, by Eman, was extremely kind and respectful. Cleanliness is 3.5/5. I hope you pay a bit more attention to it. But I enjoyed the experience in overall. Thanks!