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If you find yourself in the area of this fifty-year-old restaurant and enjoy Lebanese cuisine, it is a must-visit spot. The food is superb, with fast and friendly service. The chef does a fantastic job preparing the dishes, and any questions you may have about spices or sanitation will be answered thoroughly. The coffee at the end was also a delightful touch. View all feedback.
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very dissatisfied with the restaurant. it was missing 2 produced at delivery and the royal mezze at 42€ is the same consistency as the mezze at 22€. just the feeling of being scammed View all feedback.
If you find yourself in the area of this fifty-year-old restaurant and enjoy Lebanese cuisine, it is a must-visit spot. The food is superb, with fast and friendly service. The chef does a fantastic job preparing the dishes, and any questions you may have about spices or sanitation will be answered thoroughly. The coffee at the end was also a delightful touch.
Located between two well-known brands, this hidden gem of a restaurant is a true treasure. The set menu options (35€ per person) are carefully crafted and truly stand out. The skewers we tried had a subtle hint of summer grilling, and the mustard (made with smoked eggplants and pomegranate seeds) was hands down the best we've ever had. After enjoying mint tea and delightful pastries, we were convinced that we had to come back.
The portion sizes were a bit small for the price, but the food was delicious. There were some mix-ups with the dishes in our delivery order.
Excellent as when we go to the restaurant and fast service.
Good food in either but very little for the price and all mixed with the liquid that poured in the bag, not high.
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