Seza - Bistro Arménien

Seza is a lovely Armenian restaurant in Mar Mikhael with a truly charming atmosphere. The décor and ambiance create a cosy and authentic dining experience, and the staff are attentive and genuinely welcoming. I ordered several dishes: - Armenian salad - lentil kofteh -potato kebbeh -manti Each plate was flavourful and beautifully presented. The food was absolutely delicious, and the complimentary dessert at the end was a delightful bonus. I’m already looking forward to my next visit!

We went there on a quiet tuesday and it was a very nice experience. The staff were very friendly and the food was very good. Prices are good as well. I love the authentic decorations and vibes inside the store, every piece carries a story.

We came here for dinner and loved it. Great food and service and love the outdoor seating. It was our first time trying Armenian food and every dish we tried was delicious. Basterma was a highlight.

Such a charming place! It was my first time trying Armenian food, so I will have to try more before I comment on the food. But it was nourishing and soothing to my stomach! A bit on the pricey side, but I enjoyed my experience! I love the building/set up. I say it's a good place to bring friends and to try something new!

It was a little quiet when we were there but it's an atmospheric room with a lovely terrace too. Food is essentially mezze Armenian style and is excellent. Service very friendly. Slightly along from the main nightlife area but worth the trek.

Lovely little restaurant offering a fusion between lebanese and armenian cuisines. Owner and personnel are very friendly and food is tasty. I have found that the hummus and tabouleh are a bit contraversial as they had a lot of spices in them, but the rest was delicious. Highly recommended!

Hidden Gem Alert: Bumped into an authentic Armenian Bistro in Mar Mikhael and I honestly loved every single detail. I loved how natural, simple, cozy, and friendly the whole environment was. It literally felt like home, you just feel the passion and effort spent on every detail. One thing I also noticed is that the owner was there, and he was literally observing and making sure that every single customer is satisfied. To be honest this was something that you don't find elsewhere. As for the food, we tried the Sujok, the basterma rolls, and the Manti all of which I highly recommend. For the prices we also had wine; we paid around 900,000 for 3 people which I believe is a very fair price!

Cute little place, hidden in Mar Mikhael neighborhood. Staff is friendly, food was good, with normal prices. The dessert was on the house and it is a nice gesture of them.