Berut Bistro

The food is absolutely delicious. The hummus ras asfour, cheese rolls, and freekeh salad were standout dishes, easily among the tastiest I’ve ever had. The restaurant itself is cozy with a welcoming atmosphere. We went on a Monday and it was packed, so I definitely recommend making a reservation in advance.

Berut Bistro is a solid go-to for fresh, flavourful Lebanese food in a welcoming setting. We’ve been a few times now and the quality’s been consistently good – meats are tender, sides fresh, and even the fish holds its own. It’s not a huge space, so it can fill up quickly (worth booking ahead), but that also adds to the cozy charm. Prices are fair for central London – not a bargain, but worth it for the quality. Quietly rated: worth stopping.

One of the best lebanese restaurants in London!!! It has authentic flavours so if you’re looking for real lebanese food in London, definitely check it out. The portions are great and the staff was super lovely too!

Great food and great new lebanese restaurant. Definitely the most interesting and descent restaurant lebanese experience in London. Tried several dishes cause we were a group of 6. Everything super tasty but my highlight are the batata hara, muhamara, cheese rolls, and the top dish was the chicken with rice. Both salads were on point. And also loved the hummus with beef

This was the most authentic Lebanese i have ever eaten outside Lebanon! All the dishes are fresh and extremely delicious, service was amazing and the atmosphere was perfect. As a Lebanese I highly recommend! Don’t miss dessert!!!

Went to Berut Bistro with a group of eight - newly opened and full of charm. Cosy spot that works really well for a relaxed dinner with friends. We ordered a wide range of dishes, and a few definitely stood out: the kibbeh, chicken tawouk, and the sausages were all excellent. The roasted lamb was nice and tender too, though I found the rice a bit on the dry side. Desserts were fine but nothing to write home about. All in all, a good meal and a place that’s worth checking out.

We’ve eaten here many times and it was quickly becoming one of our favourite local spots. I’ve been visiting since they first opened, and initially, we absolutely loved it. The food was authentic, the atmosphere warm and welcoming, and the corkage option was a great touch. The staff were always friendly and engaging. Unfortunately, things have taken a turn recently. Since they started offering takeaway, the overall experience and food quality have noticeably declined. On our last visit—a busy Sunday evening—the restaurant felt overwhelmed. Delivery drivers were crowding the entrance, clearly frustrated while waiting for their orders. It was obvious that the staff were stretched too thin, trying to manage both dine-in service and takeaway demands. Our meal felt rushed, lacking the care and quality we’d come to expect. Service was poor; we had to ask multiple times for water and bread, which never arrived. It’s disappointing to see such a lovely place lose its charm. They really need to reconsider whether they want to focus on takeaway or maintain the high standards of their restaurant dining experience.

We ate at BB yesterday and were taken on a journey of authentic flavours and good Lebanese vibes. Every dish we ordered was exceptional and ended with the grande finale of amazing deserts. We really want to go again to try the rest of the menu. We‘d suggest to reserve as people were queueing to get a seat when we left.