Tenda do Nilo

This is so delicious that you will have no regrets waiting for seats and the food! Fried kibbe contains onion which makes it so juicy and flavorful, and the espeto is wonderfully moist as well. Order the hummus and especially the muhammara, you won’t regret it. And of course pita bread to mop everything up.

Impeccable service and high-quality food. It’s impressive how they do everything with so much love and dedication. The food is amazing you can truly feel the care they put into every detail. The service is impeccable as well. They clearly have so much love for their business, their clients, and everything they create.

10 years after and it continues just as good. Food and owners that feel like home ♥️

If you want a true Lebanese experience, this is the place to go. The food is incredible, no matter what you order. And the staff is super friendly, they will help you choose and also teach you how to eat like a Lebanese.

Esfihas are tasteful, slightly tastier than the average. Service is good. The price, though, is not attractive. A once in a while visit may be fine for esfihas lovers. Oftentimes, the wait is long enough to make you regret going there. My advice: have a plan B in case you turn into Hulk when you are hungry.

100% authentic food, owners and place. You might walk past its low key looks. But boy does it have fabulous falafel, baba ganoush and super cute family owners (chatty him and charmingly bossy her). The walla are lined with praise from international magazines e.g The Guardian for a reason!

This tiny restaurant has a simple space and a big reputation. They are famous for their delicious spreads, such as hummus, babaganoush, and coalhada seca (labneh). Some of their kibes and other meat dishes are beloved by my sister, though I can’t personally vouch for them. The two big drawbacks for me are the lack of esfihas and the long long wait that you’ll have to endure to come here. That’s why I rarely ever come.

I’m not a big fan of Libaneses food but this one is really good. But the waiting time is way too long (45 minutes in my case). The owner is very kind and speaks English and even French.

Their kibbe is worth the wait!