Sidi Maarouf Restaurant

About Sidi Maarouf - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Sidi Maarouf is a popular restaurant on London's bustling Edgware Road. Amongst the shisha smokers and discount electrical shops, this little Moroccan gem is a favourite with locals, businessmen and tourists. With bright red walls, crisp white tablecloths and friendly service, Sidi Maarouf is famous for its fresh, fragrant flavours and traditional recipes. The sumptuos Moroccan décor compliments the hearty menu. Popular dishes include the feta and mint briouettes and the chicken badawi tagine – pieces of chicken breast cooked with potato, green peas and olives - with couscous. With a buzzy atmosphere, top food and a location convenient to Paddington and Edgware Road stations - Sidi Maarouf is a fun place to catch up with colleagues and friends.

56-58 Edgware Road, London, W2 2JE
Telephone: 020 7724 0525

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £44
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Signature dish

• Chicken badawi tagine – pieces of chicken breast cooked with potato, green peas and olives – is one of the most popular dishes in Morocco.

Check List

• allergy friendly dishes
• business/discreet
• cocktails
• comprehensive wine list
• halal friendly
• kid friendly
• live music/dance
• vegetarian friendly
• wheat/gluten free

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Randa Restaurant

About Randa - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Located on London’s chic Kensington Church street, Randa is an elegant and airy modern Lebansese restaurant. Spread over three levels, the dining room has an informal atmosphere and is perfect for business lunches or dinner with family and friends. Randa adheres to the humble philosophy of its owner, renowned restaurateur Marouf Abouzaki: “good food, good service and full attention to the customers”. With 14 successful London restaurants under his belt, Abouzaki knows what works. Chefs prepare the food from an open-plan kitchen, and favourite dishes include the mixed grill, salads and delicious fresh juices. Randa restaurant offers impeccable service, a stylish yet relaxed atmosphere and superb Lebanese food.

23 Kensington Church Street, London, W8 4LF
Telephone: 020 7937 5363

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £44
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Signature dish

• The mixed grill.

Check List

• allergy friendly dishes
• business/discreet
• cocktails
• comprehensive wine list
• kid friendly
• vegetarian friendly
• wheat/gluten free

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Massis Restaurant

About Massis - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Welcome to Massis Lebanese Grill & Bar
Formerly Seabass restaurant, situated at the heart of Paddington Waterside in the modern development of Paddington Central. After the overwhelming success of our little parent, Massis Lebanese Cuisine, London in St Christopher's Place (28 James street), it was only a matter of time before we would extend our presence in the wonderfully diverse restaurant scene of London.

Massis focuses on the authenticity of the Lebanese cuisine which is presented in an atmospheric setting with impeccable service and style.

9 Sheldon Square, London, W2 6HY
Telephone: 0207 286 8000

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £25 - 34
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Signature dish
Gourmet Massis mezze (lamb or chicken shawarma or kafta massis served with hummus, moutabal, pickles, tabouleh, falafel, kebbeh and warak inab)

Sample dishes

• Hummus (puree of chickpeas with sesame oil and lemon)
• Veal cutlets (charcoal grilled marinated veal cutlets, served mixed vegetabes)
• Karabij halabi (pistachio filled short crust pasties served with meringue cream)

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Maroush 1 Restaurant

About Maroush 1 - Lebanese Restaurant - London

A taste of Lebanon in London
In 1975, a 21-year-old man named Marouf Abouzaki arrived in London from his home country of Lebanon. An energetic entrepreneur with great ambitions of success, Marouf worked in Lebanese restaurants as a chef until 1981, when he opened his first Maroush restaurant at 21 Edgware Road.

Twenty-three years later, Maroush has expanded into a small empire under his direction. In all, there are now 10 Maroush restaurants open for business, with plans in the making for several new arrivals in coming months.

Maroush prides itself on excellence in the preparation of food, presentation and quality of service. Food critic AA Gill has said of Maroush: "Everything is dazzlingly fresh, beguilingly fragrant, exotic yet earthy."

Serving some of the finest Lebanese cuisine available in London, Maroush restaurants will stimulate and delight your senses. Close your eyes as you savour this fantastic food and drink, and you’ll feel you've stepped into the heart of Beirut.

21 Edgware Road, London, W2 2JE
Telephone: 020 7723 0773

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £44
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Signature dish

• The mixed grill and mezze platters.

Check list

• allergy friendly dishes
• business/discreet
• cocktails
• comprehensive wine list
• halal friendly
• kid friendly
• live music/dance
• private dining room
• vegetarian friendly
• wheat/gluten free

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Karaam Restaurant

About Karaam - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Lebanon is known for its Generosity, or as we call it Karaam. That is what we have established our business on and will continue to be generous with our food, service, and quality of presentation. Karaam was established in 2005 by Samir Hamze a well known restaurateur with a 12 year experience in a five star Mayfair restaurant, and famous for his customer relation and complementing the customers with an excellent service. His co-owner is Haisam El- Ayache, an experienced chef with over 12 years experience in a Five star Mayfair Restaurant, and he is well know for his good tastes in food selection, cooking, quality, presentation, and Hygiene. Our slogan is to be generous which simply means Karaam.

71 New Broadway, Ealing, London, W5 5AL
Telephone: 020 8566 4433

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £35
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Fontana Restaurant

About Fontana - Lebanese Restaurant - London

The perfect venue for a genuine Lebanese dish. Once you are in you will discover a truly beautiful place of hand-painted murals, exotic paintings, plants and comfortable seating. Each area has its own character, from a large inviting Moroccan banquette to an intimate velvet-draped tent. Fontana is the ideal place to have your business meeting or meet with family and friends. On Friday and Saturday night you sit back, relax and enjoy the belly dancer performance.

10 - 11 Craven Terrace, London, W2 3QD
Telephone: 020 7402 2502

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £15 - 25
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Al Waha Restaurant

About Al Waha - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Al Waha means "oasis," and at the award-winning Al Waha restaurant, you'll dine on our carefully prepared Middle Eastern specialties, all in a peaceful, relaxed, yet elegant environment. (We are the same Al Waha you remember from the Piccadilly area -- we've just left the hustle and bustle of the West End, and now call the more tranquil Notting Hill area home.)

We prepare the best Lebanese food, and we do so by using fresh products daily, employing traditional techniques in preparing our dishes.

Start with our renowned mezze (starters/appetizers) -- including our specially prepared olives imported from around the world, our "light as air" falafel, savory sambousek, the freshest salads, and our famous hummus, which has been described by various food writers as "a revelation, undeniably rich...silky...and impossible not to indulge."

You'll enjoy our popular entrees, including delicately marinated and grilled meats, poultry and seafood. Don't forget to end with any one of our popular sweets, including hand-made baklawa. And don't miss our selection of premiere Lebanese wines, and traditionally-prepared coffees.

We hope you'll agree with Guardian food critic Matthew Fort, who said:

"Each dish carried an authentic hallmark of proper Middle Eastern cooking - peppy spices, singing herbs, shining flavors, health and happiness in every mouthful...not a stale note, not a sloppy detail in evidence, even in standard items."

75 Westbourne Grove, London, W2 4UL
Telephone: 020 7229 0806

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £25
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Hiba Restaurant

About Hiba - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Hiba, with its warm, earthy interior, is a comfortable and friendly Lebanese restaurant (indeed, the only one in the vicinity) motivated by providing the best service and freshest food possible. Conveniently situated right between Borough and London Bridge tube stations in the heart of the capital, their enthusiastic staff provide up to date takes on traditional and modern Lebanese cuisine, each dish prepared fresh and grilled over hot charcoals in their special Ocakbasi kitchen.

134 Borough High Street, London, SE1 1LB
Telephone: 0207 357 9633

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £24
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Signature dish

• Hommos beiruty (chickpea purée with hot pepper, parsley, sesame paste (tahine), and lemon juice) £3.75

Sample dishes

• Hommos (crushed chickpeas mixed with seasame oil, lemon juice and olive oil)
• Mixed grills (skewers of lamb cubes, chicken cubes and minced lamb)
• Baklawa and fresh fruits

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Noura Central Restaurant

About Noura Central - Lebanese Restaurant - London

You've probably heard of Noura, an award-winning Lebanese brasserie chain well liked for its style, service, design and wonderful food. Formerly known as Chintamanti, and one of four London Nouras (there are more in Paris), Noura Central is on the corner of Jermyn Street and Regent Street. All Nouras have prestigious addresses, you see. Prices aren't cheap, but not all plush surroundings are so beautifully designed. Service is faultless, and the excellent food is supported by an outstanding international wine and champagne list, one of the biggest in London. Start with cold or hot meze, followed perhaps by chicken chawarma served between two pieces of traditional bread fresh from the oven at the centre of the room. The crowd crosses all ages and nationalities.

122 Jermyn Street, Piccadilly, London, SW1Y 4UJ
Telephone: 020 7839 2020

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £35 - 44
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Fakhreldine Restaurant

About Fakhreldine - Lebanese Restaurant - London

This very well established Lebanese restaurant with its contemporary look offers the finest dining experience in Lebanese cuisine. Popular with Arab royalty, it has a loyal following that are bound to love its new, updated look. Relaxed and courteous service, it also has a lively atmosphere and 'Dar' area amid the restaurant and the bar - the perfect in-between to have light nibbles and drinks. Fakhreldine head chef Youssef Harb has taken it upon himself to revive Lebanese home cooking and elevate them to new heights. These slow cooked dishes are beautifully cooked using sun kissed Levantine ingredients, but until now have never been served in restaurants. Definitely worth a visit. What's cooking? Five-spice lamb and bukhari rice; baby aubergines with minced lamb pine nuts topped with yoghurt and crispy bread (vegetarian option available). This is just a sample of some of the main courses featured in the elegant dining room with fantastic, uninterrupted views of Green Park.

85 Piccadilly, London, W1J 7NE
Telephone: 020 7493 3424

Cuisine: Lebanese
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Average Price: £35 - 44
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Sahara Restaurant

About Sahara - Lebanese Restaurant - London

With a traditional Lebanese menu, a modern down to earth dining room and a glamorous north London clientele - Sahara restaurant on St John’s Wood High Street is a hit with yummy mummies, low-key celebs and local ladies who lunch. Inside the Middle Eastern décor - with Persian rugs and whitewashed walls - will transport you from a posh part of London to a posh part of the Mediterranean, and the staff here are super-friendly. Signature dishes include the Kibbeh Saynieh - minced lamb mixed with spices and cracked wheat with pine nuts, onion and a yoghurt and cucumber salad; the deep fried sea bass drizzled in tahine sauce; and the Shish Taouk - marinated cubes of chicken served with garlic sauce.

7 St John's Wood High Street, London, NW8 7WG - View on a map
Telephone: 0207 722 8555

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £25 - 34
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Mezza Express Restaurant

About Mezza Express - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Mezza Express restaurant in London’s Camden is another hit from the owners of La Cigale next door. Though one notch more smart than casual, Mezza Express retains the stylish décor, lively service and attention to detail of its sister restaurant. With taupe walls, leather seating and tables the colour of Turkish coffee, wooden floor, recessed lighting and skylight and a painting of a cedar of Lebanon, the dining room is smart enough for a date, comfortable enough to make this your local haunt. The menu covers the highlights of Lebanese cuisine, including hot and cold mezze – enough for a sharing meal -- meat, fish and chicken mains.

47 Parkway, Camden Town, London, NW1 7PN
Telephone: 020 7267 7111

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £24
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Noura Mayfair Restaurant

About Mamounia Lounge - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Upstairs is a classy bistro-style restaurant which is a great place for lunch or dinner. We are still offering our popular take-away service from Curzon Street and you can also order online.

Downstairs is a funky new lounge bar and dining area. This is something completely new and provides a twist on the traditional Lebanese dining experience. The room is sumptuous and enveloping with a definite lounge bar feel. The back-lit marble bar tantalisingly reflects in the regal mirror-wall opposite and gold recesses glitter from the royal purple walls. It is the new Mayfair evening destination for drinks, dinner or just to meet friends in this secret hideaway.

Entertainment: Noura Mayfair runs a "Lebanese Night" in the downstairs lounge bar and restaurant on Friday and Saturday. Reservations are essential. During the evening you will dine on a specially selected Lebanese menu, be entertained with live music, and enjoy a Belly dancer show. Shisha are also available on request. The "Lebanese Night" can also be booked for private functions any night of the week.

16 Curzon Street, Mayfair, London, W1J 5HP
Telephone: 020 7495 4396

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £35 - 44
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Mamounia Lounge Restaurant

About Mamounia Lounge - Lebanese Restaurant - London

This long-standing restaurant site, once home to Les Saveurs... has been transformed into a warm and atmospheric North African, Mamounia Lounge.

Colourful raw silk cushions, gauzy curtains and black and white photos of Berber people create a warm, evocative space and, happily, early indications are that the kitchen is living up to the pleasant surroundings.

Starters are particularly well executed. Grilled scallops, drizzled with a nicely piquant caper dressing, are perfectly cooked and beautifully presented in their shells, a side bowl of merguez sausages providing a robust, spicy accompaniment. And a dish of sardines with garlic, coriander, parsley and spices is rustic and flavoursome.

What’s more, there’s an interesting range of North African/Lebanese fusion dishes for those in search of something a bit different. Generous portions leave little room for dessert, but you can always opt of a shisha pipe in the upstairs bar instead (the one flavoured with apple being the best for novices) and the friendly staff are happy to demonstrate how to puff on it.

37a Curzon Street, London, W1J 7TX
Telephone: 020 7629 2211

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £25 - 34
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Al Sultan Restaurant

About Al Sultan - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Just off Shepherd's Market, Al Sultan is a small, beautifully run Lebanese that has attracted couples and families for absolute yonks.

The Middle Eastern restaurant traditions, white linen, flowers, mirrors and snappy service are all in evidence here, but even if Al Sultan weren't quite so inviting, the food would still win a loyal following.

Our absolute favourite thing to do is bring half a dozen friends and order every starter we can lay our hands on. Let the feast begin. Hommos shawarma with lamb and pine nuts is great, so are the Falafel, and Kallaje, the Kibbeh, and Fattouch and theMoutabal, but those who know say the Tabouleh is truly great. The wine list is an absolute winner, too.

51-52 Hertford Street, London, W1J 7ST
Telephone: 020 7408 1155

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £33
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Levant Restaurant

About Levant - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Levant, in the West End, is so much more than a middle-eastern eaterie. Nestling between bustling Oxford Street and Marylebone High Street, it transports you to via a unique experience to more exotic lands. This is helped by the ultra atmospheric restaurant and Mezze Lounge interiors, which are decked out in bold colours, sensuous fabrics and authentic features, and incense burning. Lebanese dishes – from mezze to grilled fish, meat and fresh salads – offer a myriad of spices, textures and flavours. Belly dancers performing every evening adds to the sensory treat of dining here.

Jason Court, 76 Wigmore Street, London, W1U 2SJ
Telephone: 020 7224 1111

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £35 - 44
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Ishbilia Restaurant

About Ishbilia - Lebanese Restaurant - London

For a spot of Arabian nights visit Lebanese restaurant Ishbilia, in Knightsbridge. Attracts lots of business types at lunchtime but in the evening it is very romantic with low lights and stylish decor naturally enough from the Lebanon. Live Arabic music Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays in the winter and every day for the summer. What's cooking? Hummous, tabouleh, moutabel - baked aubergine with sesame oil and lemon juice, grilled halloumi cheese on Lebanese bread, minced lamb served with toasted bread with yoghurt and pine nuts. Comprehensive wine list including the excellent Lebanese wine Chateau Musar.

9 William Street, Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 9HL
Telephone: 020 7235 7788

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £35 - 44
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The Orange Room Restaurant

About The Orange Room - Lebanese Restaurant - london

The Orange Room restaurant in London’s Mile End has had a face lift. Once a quirky, unpolished gem of a restaurant, The Orange Room now boasts smart, bright decoration with new posters of Arabian views. The shisha pipe has been relocated outside, of course, but it puffs on. The Orange Room is exactly what you want – friendly, delicious, generous, with all-day service that’s affordable even the day before payday. Signature Lebanese dishes include the massive list of fifty meze, lamb dishes, vegetarian choices and lovely mango lassi. Bring your own wine for a £2 corkage fee. In the cold-hearted city, The Orange Room is a haven.

63 Burdett Road, Mile End, London, E3 4TN
Telephone: 020 8980 7336

Cuisine: Lebanese
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Byblos Harbour Restaurant

About Byblos Harbour - Lebanese Restaurant - London

A Lebanese restaurant near Crossharbour Station on the Isle of Dogs.

This is a modern restaurant space at the foot of a large residential block overlooking Millwall Inner Dock, with 10-12 tables dotted around a tiled glass-fronted space. A counter runs along one wall with grills for meat behind it; the rest of the food is delivered up from the kitchen downstairs.

The menu is fairly extensive and has mezza (hot and cold), pastries, soups, salads and grills. The menu is available on their website (they also offer takeaways).

The Waterfront, 41 Millharbour, London, E14 9NB
Telephone: 020 7538 4882

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £25 - 34
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Noura Belgravia Restaurant

About Noura Belgravia - Lebanese Restaurant - London

Noura Belgravia was the first of the Noura restaurants in London and combines sleek, contemporary lines with the best in Lebanese cuisine. At lunchtime the restaurant is divided into a brasserie for more informal lunch as well as a traditional restaurant for those who wish to indulge in the full menu. In the evening, the whole restaurant is set for fine dining with more al fresco eating in the bar area.

16 Hobart Place, Belgravia, London, SW1W 0HH
Tel: 020 7235 9444
Fax: 020 7235 9244

Cuisine: Lebanese
Average Price: £35 - 44
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