Right after experiencing Natural History Museum, we were in this area and saw this amazing,…read morebeautiful restaurant. Of course, we had to try this. First thing that will struck yoy- is its ambience. It's gloriously lively inside. Shelves are lined with imported goods, with so many items on the wall, and lighting hanging from the ceilings. If you have been to any Turkish shop in a Christmas market, it's the same. Anyway, we waited around 15-20 minutes to get the table. We started with their local beers - Local Beirut beer and Menabrea Beer: I won't say, it was unique, but yeah, it had good taste. We were here with a friend from Amsterdam, and we were having a good time. Server did remind us about the main course.. hahaa.. we ordered * Mixed Grill- Lamb chicken kofta with veggies and sauces * Lamb Kofta Grill -grilled ground lamb with veggies and sauces * Batata Harra - small potato pieces in spices... * Baba Ghanuj- smooth smoked eggplant- that's my fav * Warm Flatbread - their in-house bread with olive oil. Goes with baba ghanuj... what an awesome pair... I could have eaten this only without complaint. The food was plentiful, bright, delicious, and filling without being heavy for one person. And did I mention AWESOME! The tastes, the decor, the service, and the value all came together for a perfect meal in London at Comptoir Libanais. This is an absolutely fabulous spot. Try it out if you are near to Musuem neighborhood.

Food was good and reasonably priced. Service was mediocre. Very cute inside and bathrooms were…read moreclean.

Stayed maybe two blocks away from this place. Was starving & found this place. I'm so glad we went…read morein. A very cute & chill vibe. We were sat immediately. The service was good! The pornstar martini was the best one that I've had! The food was delicious! I would definitely stop by again if ever in London!

We did take out but would have loved to dined in. The food was very delicious! We had the chicken…read morewrap and chicken rice bowl. The restaurant was clean and looked very family friendly. Cute decor Service was quick and staff friendly

This place is delicious. The best hummus I have ever had (and I eat a lot of hummus). Also…read morerecommned the apple ginger drink Everything was absolutely delicious and we would highly HIGHLY recommend. We will visit again during our London stay. Well worth it.

Super nice staff and excellent food. They always know how to brighten my time in London. I feel…read morelike the portion size relative to cost is great, and I think it's the perfect place to stop before or after catching a train from paddington.

All the food tasted very delicious and the apple juice was very fresh. The service was great as our…read moreserver was had good humor. Loved it, would recommend.

Mohmen is amazing. A rare gift. The food was excellent. Mohmen was a one man show. He handled the…read moresituation of being the only one there during the lunch rush with grace and efficiency. The owners are lucky to have him. Thank you Mohmen!

We had dinner at Abd Wahab and overall it was good:…read more *Restaurant is large and airy...I didn't see any outdoor seating. *Service is friendly and food came out quickly. *Food itself is solid. Definitely recommend the Moujaddara and Batata Kezbra. We also ordered a Beetroot Salad which was good, Hummus, and Chicken Taouk. The only thing I didn't care for was the Seabass Provencal which was lacking in flavor so I wouldn't recommend that dish. I might return if in the area.

Welcoming ambiance, hospitality and amazing cuisine. The…read moreBeruti Humus was delicious. The Chicken Kebabs were marinated and tender. The Lamb Shish was flavorful & well spiced. Our every request was attended to by the polite & thoughtful manager.

It's okay. The food was blah. The service was marginal…read more Bunch of guys running around in white shirts doing nothing. It's like a family reunion. It's tight seating, so get as skinny as you can. I will find a better place next time in London.

Absolutely delicious food and friendly wait staff. Foody heaven. This is one of my favorite…read morerestaurants ever in London.

This wasn't my favorite Comptoir Libanais location, mainly due to the customer service. We ended up…read morehaving a gentlemen help us that was great, he was running around the entire restaurant looking like he was doing everything, while the other two servers were barely doing anything. Obviously we can't know what was going on that night, but if it wasn't for him this review would be much more negative. And the place wasn't even half full so there didn't look to be any excuse for it. Luckily the food was really good and we all enjoyed our meals, despite the I attentiveness.

Delicious food! The appetizer platter for one was perfect for my hubs and I -- a taste of different…read moreappetizers while still keeping room for main dishes. The babaganoush was a a little different than I've had before: it had a little fresh mint and a sprinkling of pomegranate --loved it. I had the Chicken and green olives tangine (stew) with short brown rice. My hubs had seabass with sesame tahini pomegranate sauce --delicious! Our server was friendly and gave us good recommendations -- excellent service. Great ambiance too.

Visiting from the US we finished shopping at Harrod's and in search of a restaurant nearby. We…read moredidn't want pub food again and tried Mazaya. It's upstairs with a view of the busy city. Everything from the bread to the salad, lamb and chicken was fantastic. Service was friendly and prices were fair. We strongly recommend to everyone to enjoy Lebanese food.

From the owner: Brand new to Knightsbridge, we serve English and Italian themed breakfast and snacks in the day and…read morefresh, Lebanese cuisine for Lunch and dinner!

Had an amazing experience here. The food was fantastic and the service was amazing. Would highly…read morerecommend Al Arez.

Never had Lebanese? Neither have I! Not quite Greek, not quite Indian, it was the only restaurant…read morethat still had an open kitchen on a late Friday night. The calamari tasted like frozen from a box that was fried in old oil. The feta salad I thought was good, though one of my friends felt it had too much cilantro. (Spoiler: You can never have too much cilantro.) I had the lamb gyro meal, comes with fries and a canned soda. The lamb was more flavorful than what I've gotten in Greek food, though it was a bit greasy. The wrap is very thin, thinner than naan, and I was expecting more thickness like a pita: Not bad, just different. Quick service. Pretty crowded. I wouldn't be opposed to eating it again, though I know it wouldn't be my first recommendation.

Open till 4am - you need to satisfy ur shawerma urges Maroush is the place to be - I have the…read morechicken shawerma - very good garlic paste on point missing the French fries to be perfectly honest Kibbeh was authentic and well done - loved it so is the baba ganouj - they also have the beef shawerma as well . Overall - great Lebanese joint , great food !!!

Wow I loved the food here! We stumbled upon this gem by accident but I'm so glad we did. The food…read morefelt very authentic and was very delicious. I ordered the Shish Taouk sandwich and WOW. The baba ghanoush was also so yummy especially with the warm Lebanese bread. The ambiance was nice but pretty plain, the staff friendly, and the service was quick. If you're looking for good food at a great price in an otherwise overpriced area, I definitely recommend!