The best falafel I have ever tasted, the texture was smooth and the sesame sauce was excellent…read more There were many people picking up take out orders, which is always a good sign but I never expected such a great falafel.

Absolutely visit this restaurant when you are in Marseille, make it a point to do so, even if you…read moreare going out of your way! We opted to share la menu végétarien, and for 15 €, it was almost enough to satisfy! We had to order a second helping of falafel al a carte (includes 5 extra falafel balls) which was then enough for us to feel oh so good. The fixed menu includes hommos, baba ganoush, tabouli, samboussik jebne (which is like a little samosa with cheese inside), fatayer (another samosa type with spinach inside), rakakat jebne (melted cheese inside Lebanese bread), falafel, and mjadara (potatoes and lentils). There was also a rice dish listed, but we didn't get that. You also get an ample side of pita bread! It's a lot of food and it's all perfectly prepared. At the end of the meal they brought us a couple sweet desserts, one corn based doused in honey, and the other a cream-pistachio topped sweet bread. And! A delicious serving of Moroccan mint tea. This was my favorite meal in Marseille, hands down. If it only were closer to where we stayed, we would've returned for another delicious meal. Don't miss out on this place!

Stopped for lunch off the street. Great food, fairly priced. Had the Chicken Tauok, Shawrma, and…read moreHummus. Service was very quick.

Best meal I had in Marseille, for 20 euros! Fresh, tasty, exciting! Felt like the produce & lemon…read morejuice was just plucked from a garden. Superb!

well ???????? i dont think that if you name your restaurant…read morea lebanese name it will be by magic , the prices are ok but the taste ,,,,,,,,,, taboule well it resembles more to the french version which we buy at casino , the service is normal , but please try to cook as you should , and give a little flavor to your mezze

From the owner: Beyrouth à Marseille Ambiance orientale pour le Fayrouze. Ce restaurant libanais du Cours Julien…read morepropose de nombreuses spécialités du pays, comme les Kibbés, les brochettes d'agneau, les falafels ou le labné, un yaourt au goût bulgare. La décoration est elle aussi teintée d'Orient, avec des tapis libanais ornant les murs, de grandes tables de bois sombre et un plafond avec poutres apparentes. Le samedi soir, les danseuses viennent épicer l'ambiance de l'établissement.

Excellent! I was visiting France 2 weeks ago and my friend…read moreinvited me to dine at this Lebanese Restaurant. I was very skeptical to eat in a Lebanese restaurant in France when I was just coming from Lebanon. But to my surprise, Villa Mont Liban was the real deal...excellent atmosphere, great food and good quality/price....very friendly and welcoming owner! I felt I was back in Lebanon :D I recommend this restaurant to anyone who would like to try the authentic traditional Lebanese food.

a magical night yes it was we reserved our table for a…read morenormal dinner but it coinsided with the monthly lebanese night , it was amazing the decor is very classy ,the food mmmmmmmmmmm perfect , the owner himself approach you and asks if you want another serving of anything and that is for free, WOW,falafel very tasty served with a sauce (creme sesame) chicken with creme ail very very good , the singer was very very good , singing all night long (stayed from8 to 1) and the dancers loooooool a real beauty , have to be there the next soiree.

We were looking for a Lebanese restaurant near the port and this one looked inviting. Very friendly…read morewaitstaff and the food was cheap and delicious. We ordered the Traditional mezze plate for 20 euros and it was plenty for the two of us to share. Eight mezze including hummus, labne, sambusek, kibbe, taboule and two brochette of choice and dessert. The mint tea was a perfect complement. I would recommend snd we will return. Also a very nicdd we ambiance inside.

After our pricey meal at La Fetiche, we were on our way back to the hotel when we walked by this…read moreplace. The food smelled delicious and the people appeared to be having a great time. Me: Let's come back here before we leave On our last day in Marseille, we came back. The host was very friendly and gave us the last table on their small patio. We ordered the formule which included a starter, entree, and dessert. We also ordered a great bottle of Cotes du Rhone. Again, we have not had a bad bottle of wine! Our friendly server brought out the starters and explained each one, but the only thing I can remember is that they were all very good! Also, everything was fresh and healthy! Then he brought out the chicken kabobs which were tender and juicy. The only disappointment was the dessert. It looked a little sad, but the tea at the end was great! It was a very good meal and a nice way to end our stay in Marseille. Now for the interesting and somewhat funny experience. The place turns into some kind of club for persian people. Lots of pretty ladies of all shapes and sizes, but also some greasy looking men. These two guys thought it would be funny to send this little boy to our table to try to sell us roses. We didn't understand what he was saying and he just left the rose. Then he came back mad and took it away. We don't know what the men told him, but these two guys were jerks. Then they tried to hit on these two women. One of them knew immediately and was very guarded, but her friend enjoyed the attention. Her friend left, while she stayed and chatted, and when she tried to leave, the guy interested in her made her sit on his lap....EEEWWWW! Anyways, she took it in stride and left, but these two guys kept trying with some of the other women. It was all pretty sad, pathetic, and funny! Yeah, I come back here just for the show!

Sometimes I like to break off from the traditional French cuisine when there is a good Liban place…read more This is a good spot or location on the vieux port, and the people are friendly. I had a lage mezze plate, vegetarian that was great.

From the owner: Un syrien dans la ville, on'y mange, on y danse et on se fait une voyance Dans un décor…read moremoyen-oriental, l'établissement, idéalement situé à proximité du Vieux Port, s'offre à ses convives, sur fond de tapis de Syrie et de musique tendance Raï et R'n'B. Ici, on prend le temps de déguster ce qu'ailleurs on grignote rapidement. Les copieux mezzés, assortiment d'entrées libano-syriennes, semblent avoir la faveur des habitués. Kefta à la crème et poulet au citron ont aussi leurs fidèles, accompagnés par exemple d'un vin du Liban, directement importé de la plaine de Bekaa. Et si l'on revient au Moyen-Orient, sans pour autant avoir besoin de prendre l'avion ou le bateau, c'est aussi parce qu'on est sur d'y trouver, les samedis soirs, une danseuse orientale experte en la matière. Celle-ci, non contente de démontrer son savoir-faire sous les yeux ébahis des visiteurs, les entraîne ensuite dans une soirée dansante endiablée, pour les plus courageux d'entre eux. De quoi se détendre les jambes et

We picked up food, the guy is very nice and friendly...the food is excellent...the humus is the…read morebest I have eaten since ages

From the owner: Liban express est un nouveau concept sur Marseille ! Mezzés traditionnels à emporter ou livraison…read morepour découvrir les nombreuses saveurs du Liban, à déguster sans modération!!

From the owner: Traditionnelle Arménie La Rocha propose une carte très complète de spécialités arméniennes…read moretraditionnelles et libanaises. La déco typique met immédiatement dans l'ambiance et la terrasse avec vue sur les plages du Prado permet de prendre ses repas au frais lors des chaudes soirées d'été.