Abd el Wahab

We had lunch there and it was really good. The service was amazing, the food was also excellent, the bread would have been better if made fresh and the manager was the kindest man ever. Really appreciate such good service overall. My parents absolutely loved it. We usually order take away and ate in the restaurant for the first time. Will def be back and highly recommend.

Beautiful Lebanese restaurant in London. Walking distance from Harrods. Furniture is bit outdated. Service is good. Food quality and taste is reasonable. If you want to have Lebanese Araq and good food it’s recommended for light lunch.

This place had been there for ages, the food was really tasty and really good, good quality ingredients, service was fantastic and super friendly, this is by far the best hommus i had in london so far. i have 2 advices for the owner/manager: music was repeating 2/3 songs in the background, this was a vibe killer, music is the soul of the place, little bit of investment and it can be a game changer, second thing the bathrooms; it didn’t look well as it hasnt been well taken care of. other than that. i enjoyed it so much and my family as well. this place is child friendly

A Lebanese restaurant in London. Rating is #average. The bread was warmed in plastic bag so was soggy. The Tabooleh was chopped in large pieces. The Bamia bel zeit was served fridge cold. Feta was very liquid almost like a thick soup. The Falafel and the KHAROUF MARKOUK were very good. The Kunafa was literally bad.

Let's start with the good: the food is nice. Not great, but good. Would I come here again? Not of my own volition. An acquaintance had organised a small lunch of five and reserved a table under his name. When I arrived and mentioned the reservation, three staff members got involved, but none of them was seemingly able to work out which of the tables to take me to. They settled me on my own at a table of five and left me there (without a menu). Because they had seemed so disorganised, I had another look around the room and spotted my acquaintance at another table, so I went over to join him. Something similar happened to the other two people joining us. It seems strange to me that they seemingly could not work out which table the reservation was associated with. We could see from the other tables that they seemed to have ordered a set menu. This was not offered to us and when we inquired about it, the waitress said that they don't have one. She asked the manager to come over and he said that they do, in fact, have a set menu and proceeded to explain it to us. The menu was £50 per person and it seemed like the quantity would be too much, so we ordered à la carte. Overall, the experience left a lot to be desired and the food did not make up for that. You can get great Libanese food on Edgeware Road for less money and with better service (although the setting will not be as nice).

Accidentally came across this restaurant, lovely food. All my dishes was recommended to me by who I think was the manager and they where lovel. I loved the spicey sausage and the sauce. I'm not a dessert person but ordered 2 and they where awesome. Friendly, efficient and fast service will be coming back.

Hands down to the best Lebanese restaurant in London. Abd el Wahab is my favourite and my go-to whenever I’m craving Levantinian food. Service is excellent, food is fresh and tasty, and a good selection of Lebanese wines, beer, and spirits! Ask for Pier, he is definitely one of a kind!

The food was as expected. The staff were rude and never there when you wanted something and when they were there you would have to ask twice. We ordered the starters and main and asked for everything to come at the same time. This was not the case as it came as it was made. Disappointing and overpriced. I have never given a negative review but I felt that it had to be said.