Well first I should say Google didn't tell us this is a vegetarian place. We got a reservation and…read morecancellation would have been 10 euro for each person. However, when we realized it is vegetarian they kindly told us they won't charge us if we leave but they strongly believed we will love it if we stay so we stayed. The starter was truly amazing. It was 4 pancakes with some pumpkin, beets, hummus and nut paste that was unbelievable But the main courses were only ok. Maybe because we really craved meat I mean don't get me wrong hummus is nice but it's not steak The tortellini was good but the mushroom really was just meh. The place had a beautiful ambiance, clean and friendly.

We made a reservation as we were in the mood for Mediterranean, and were (pleasantly) surprised…read morethat it is a kosher restaurant. The hummus was literally the best we've ever had with light, flavorful, freshly baked pita. The falafel was delicious, and fried cauliflower equally as good. The two of us split these 3 dishes and didn't have room for dessert (only a coffee) Definitely suggest trying it.

After living in madrid for 2 months I had started to really miss middle eastern food so I decided…read moreto give this place a shot. The shawarma platters are very satisfying and the baklava was great. The decor and music really made me feel like I was in the Middle East! You can't expect to get amazing non-Spanish food in Spain, but La Libanesa definitely satisfies the craving.

Good Lebanese food for those looking for something different. Definitely recommend you ask for the…read moreshisha in grape and mint flavor. The owner is very welcoming and they have free WiFi which is always good when traveling abroad.

I wish I could have came here more when I was in Madrid. About six euros for a tasty kebab wrap…read morewith the chicken. The owner is very nice and hospitable and the location is not too far a walk from puerta de sol:)

I placed an order for delivery via Uber eats. I was really craving shawarma, fatoush salad, and…read moretabouli. Unfortunately, the food quality wasn't at all what I expected. The shawarma made me feel sick after eating it and the fatoush salad was very soggy. I'd suggest them to find a different way to serve the fatoush salad for delivery, maybe keep the dressing on the side for the customer to add it. As for the shawarma, I'm not sure why it made me sick... maybe I made a mistake ordering this during the summer... I can not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

The shrimp tagine is a must and the bbq platter. Super delicious we really enjoyed our meal. Highly…read morerecommend.

We came to Madrid for our honeymoon and we're craving some halal burgers. We couldn't find anything…read morebut when we walked into Sindibad and saw that they had burgers we were in heaven! Living in the U.S. we have access to some pretty good burgers so we were not expecting much. Sindibad has some of the best burgers we've ever tried. Overall the quality and service were superb!

You can eat ANYTIME here! My friend and I totally forgot about the whole Madrilenos eat late thing,…read moreso it was 6:30pm and no restaurant was serving dinner until 8:30. After roaming the streets, I saw this place. Looks like no big deal on the out side, but it was surprisingly great! I got the hummus and chicken shawarma. Delicious! It's not expensive and again, they serve food at ALL HOURS lol!

Walking around the La Latino portion of Madrid and was…read morestruck by the line outside Falafeleria. We had not had lunch and have travel all over Madrid today and thought a quick bite of Mediterranean food sounded good. We went inside to find one lady behind the counter working by herself. She is a machine! We were given an English menu and looked around to see what others were eating. I ordered the falafel pita with hummus, tahini, carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, spice, pickles and tumeric sauce. This pita was stuffed and it took both hands to eat. My wife ordered the hummus bowl with tahini, onions, chickpeas and olive oil. A perfectly warm, fluffy pita was also included. The falafel balls were great and flavor packed. It took all my energy to finish this packed pita. The tumeric and carrots were a different taste and enjoyable. A good choice. The hummus bowl with soft chickpeas were delicious. Hummas is always great with a warm pita. Again, the value was also good especially for the generous portions. Looking for good value and tasty food, do yourself a favor and stop at Falafeleria at lunch. To the young lady behind the counter, great service and thank you.

Incredible service, the most amazing plate of falafel I have ever eaten. Absolutely incredible…read morevalue and service. I will definitely be back again before I leave Madrid.

We had a delicious bottle of red wine, dinner, dessert, and espresso for under 70 euros. The house…read moresalad, the Georgian salad, and the adhoruli khochopuri were amazing. Julius was very helpful and willing to explain the unfamiliar dishes! I would highly recommend Khachapuri to anyone looking for a great dining experience in el Centro de Madrid.

Easily the BEST kebab and kofta I have eaten anywhere. Tender roasted marinated chicken cubes,…read moresavory kofta minced meat chargrilled on skewers. Grilled tomato and peppers. Perfect fries. But I often get chewy lamb cubes--not here! Tender, seared lamb medallions that were almost fork tender! Colossal portion--the friendly server warned me and was astonished to see me devour.all.of.it!

Steak wasn't that great for a place claims to be a steak grill house. Plus the steak wasn't grilled…read morego figure. Only nice thing about the place was the sangria and the fact it's on the Rumbla.

I am Lebanese. this food is freaking awesome!! Delicious, cheap, and the owners and waiters are…read morevery nice. I love the warakish and the vegetarian platter. Everything is authentic and good.

Habibi Lebnen, you really are my habibi. I'd been in Spain all summer long and was seriously…read moremissing some good Arabic food. After several bad run-ins with what passes as hummus in Spain, I knew the only place to get my fix would be from a Middle Eastern restaurant. Luckily, this place was around the corner from my hostel, making it both conveniently located AND delicious. WIN. I ordered the shawerma plate with a mango juice and mmmmmm. SO SO good. The meat was a tad more well done than I would have liked but otherwise the plate was perfection. The portion was incredibly generous but it didn't stop me from finishing the plate...that's how good it was. Service was very efficient, especially by Spanish standards but overall no complaints. I'd come back in a second!

Falafel shops, holes in the wall, are everywhere in Lavapies. You go in there, into any one of…read morethem, and eat the junk food they serve, buy a bucket of beer, and later you're gifted with bowel issues. That's just how it works, and you accept it. The beers you enjoy less than the company you're with, and the food less still. These sorts of experiences are a dime a dozen. Beirut, however, offers glorious respite from the monotony of these endless falafel-shop copies. Its terrace, in spite of being situated on a corner of a crossroad, is quiet and shady, and seats twenty or so. The ambiance here, in a less-traveled nook of the neighborhood, leaves Calle Argumosa (and all of its falafel shops) in the dust. For the same price that you can buy a gut-bomb elsewhere, you can have a delicious shawarma, falafel, or kebab prepared to order, in the moment at Beirut. There is a proper kitchen run by a woman and who I assume is her husband. The latter waits tables and has always been friendly with us. When I have brought my Spanish friends here, to this relative unknown, they have all been thrilled saying that it's just about impossible to find common street food this good elsewhere. Oh, and they also offer combo platters that are WAY TOO MUCH food for one person, replete with a variety of sauces (all delicious). And that's why I've taken the time to write this review: Beirut, compared to the other Moroccan/Middle Eastern places around Lavapies, offers a far superior experience both in food quality and setting. It's one of my favorite restaurants to visit.

Place is cheap & inviting & smells great. There was chaos when we entered; sat waiting for about 20…read moreminutes with no one attending us. They saw us (the place is tiny, only 9 tables) but were busy fixing some mess --looked like delayed orders. We ordered the veg combo plate: hummus, falafel, mohamara, baba ganouj, grape leaves & pita bread for 10€. A generous & nicely-presented plate arrived. Everything was fine except the hummus, which was watery & insipid. The baba wasn't quite up to par either; it lacked that nice smokey flavor but worse, tasted a bit acidic, like it was a day or two past its prime. The guys running the place were nice, but how do you f*ck up hummus & baba ghanouj?