Where:29 Rue Galande, 75005 Paris
01 43 26 70 60
It is the oldest restaurant in Paris which I only discovered after 20 years here! It's now my favourite Lebanese restaurant in La Cité Lumière.
Food: 5/5
Food is very tasty, home made. They have a great 18 dishes Mezzé for four persons.
Place: 4/5
The restaurant is just big enough with 2 stories; Above for normal meals and below a nice cave with belly dancing shows on WEs. The place is clean with a typical old parisian decor.
Service: 5/5
The servers as well as the owner are friendly and attentionate. You feel as if you're in Lebanon.
Price: 4/5
Afforedable prices for a Lebanese restaurant. The 4 persons Mezzé formula (18 dishes) is at 95 EUR, so when you include drinks + desserts it's around 35-40 EUR/person. In my opinion, best price/quality ratio.
Overall Grade: 5/5
My favourite Lebanese restaurant in Paris.
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Oh Byblos!
Where: 12-14 rue des quatre frère peignots, 75015 Paris
It was previously the restaurant of les Délices D'orient.
Food: 3/5
Food is of good quality, home made. They have good plats du jours as well as sandwiches.
Place: 3/5
The restaurant is long and tight, but the tables and chairs are confortable and there's a lot of light in there.
Service: 4/5
Classical young Lebanese waiters. Charbel, the owner is really nice.
Price: 3/5
He offers a lunch formula at 12.5 EUR which is really good. Check out the website for the other formulas. You can't find cheaper than that in Paris, for this quality.
Overall Grade: 3/5
I go there when I want to have a good Lebanese lunch, alone or with some friends of the neighborhood.
It was previously the restaurant of les Délices D'orient.
Food: 3/5
Food is of good quality, home made. They have good plats du jours as well as sandwiches.
Place: 3/5
The restaurant is long and tight, but the tables and chairs are confortable and there's a lot of light in there.
Service: 4/5
Classical young Lebanese waiters. Charbel, the owner is really nice.
Price: 3/5
He offers a lunch formula at 12.5 EUR which is really good. Check out the website for the other formulas. You can't find cheaper than that in Paris, for this quality.
Overall Grade: 3/5
I go there when I want to have a good Lebanese lunch, alone or with some friends of the neighborhood.
La Troika Libanaise
Where: La troika libanaise, 18 rue des freres peignot 75015 Paris
Food: 3/5
Sandwiches and food quality is a little bit above average.
Place: 2/5
It's more a bucher shop in which they serve sandwiches and "plats du jour". Don't think of inviting friends there. It's mainly to have a sandwich or take away.
Service: 2/5
The guys there are nice but once again, don't expect to be treated as in a restaurant.
Price: 3/5
Count around 4.5 to 5 EUR the sandwich. The normal average price of Lebanese sandwiches in Paris.
Overall Grade: 2/5
I go there when I want to have a shawarma sandwich cause it's the only real shawarma near my place.
Food: 3/5
Sandwiches and food quality is a little bit above average.
Place: 2/5
It's more a bucher shop in which they serve sandwiches and "plats du jour". Don't think of inviting friends there. It's mainly to have a sandwich or take away.
Service: 2/5
The guys there are nice but once again, don't expect to be treated as in a restaurant.
Price: 3/5
Count around 4.5 to 5 EUR the sandwich. The normal average price of Lebanese sandwiches in Paris.
Overall Grade: 2/5
I go there when I want to have a shawarma sandwich cause it's the only real shawarma near my place.
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