Unbelievable. So good. I'm coming back here when I'm in Paris next! Everything about their food and…read morecustomer service was perfect.

The PERFECT drunk meal in Paris. Definitely recommend, the owner is personable and the cook got us…read moreour food within 5 minutes. On a narrow street where you can sit on the curb or take your food to go. 10/10.

3.5 stars. This place has really delicious food. My girlfriend and I struggled because we do not…read moreread French (their menu is only in French), however the waiter was more than accommodating in helping us. We got all vegetarian dishes, and after informing him we did not want meat, he arranged this for us. It ended up being delicious! It was 9 of their smaller appetizer dishes, of which the falafel and pureed smoked eggplant was the best! The Lebanese red wine was also pretty good, and this was our first time ever having Lebanese wine. This place is VERY small. They have roughly 8-9 tables at max. I would probably wouldn't come back if I visit Paris again, however, if you're in the area and want mediterranean food, try it out!

Lovely little restaurant with simple food done well. We had a mixed grill that came with several…read moresmall plate starters, kafta and chicken. It tasted authentic and delicious. The host/waiter was so welcoming and helpful when we had questions. I used broken French and he used broken English to communicate, we had no problems understanding one another. Service was wonderful and the food was too!

4.5 lebanese grilled meats, with more sumac and citrusy flavor than turkish grilled meat. mixed…read morestarter platter and charwarma, lavash all was a nice meal

Excellent falafels. The mezza plate was very good as well, all very fresh and tasty. Will come…read moreback.

A friend of mine told me I had to eat here while I was in Paris. I was a bit skeptical, because I…read moredidn't come here for Lebanese food. I am so glad we got to experience this place! We ordered a variety of traditional foods and shared, to get to try more of their options. I know when you're traveling in Paris, you only have a limited number of meals and you don't wanna waste one. This is worth it!

I never give one star but this place is beyond anything I have seen when it comes to service. I was…read moresitting with my back to their central way and suddenly a knife hit the back of my head coming at a high speed. My skull was definitely impacted. I suspect the waitress dropped the knife as she was passing behind my back. She was non-apologetic and extremely aggressive and rude. Arguing that she did not know where the knife was coming from?! This should not have been her first reaction. I have to assume that somehow she lost the knife from a plate. She kept arguing with me when I pointed out that she should have shown some concerns and simply apologize. She initially did not. Eventually she came to her senses and finally somehow gave a fake apology. We left the premises without eating anything. The atmosphere was dark and kind of depressed. I have to assume that the owner must have been away. Quand le chat n'est pas la, les Souris dansent.

Came here for dinner on our last day in Paris. We were tired of the same type of food so decided…read moreto try something different. My husband really like beef shawarma... I saw it on the menu so decided to give this place a try. It was only one metro stop from the apartment we were staying at. We want to sit a pet a table towards a corner but were told we couldn't in case the restaurant filled up. There were 2 other couples there. No big deal We ordered a Bordeaux and beer... They only had Lebanese brands of both so we figured we'd give it a try. They were tasty! We split falafel which were amazing, hummus, and hallubi cheese (grilled). I liked it but my husband said it lacked flavor. I ordered the chicken takori which was very tasty. The menu stated that it would include one side but I was charged separately for the hummus. When my husband went to order his beef scharawma, they told him sorry, but they didn't make it today. He was a bit disappointed but just split the chicken I had ordered with me, The food was pretty good but not more than a 3 star restaurant.

This is a small family owned Lebanese restaurant. In my opinion, and my Lebanese friends agree, the…read morebest Lebanese food in town! Very authentic and the way grandma would cook in Lebanon. The owners are extemely friendly and the small staff is very professional. I can recommend everything.

Lovely Lebanese dinner! The lamb with truffle, fresh salad and side labneh were perfection. The…read morenoura mules were also very tasty.

The ambiance of this restaurant is phenomenal, it was the first restaurant I came to in Paris,…read moreFrance and I would highly recommend. Service is incredible, the manager Nady was super sweet, quick and great personality. This is by far the best experience I've had at a restaurant. If you're looking for delicious food and a nice atmosphere definitely come. 10/10

Samaya is a fancy Lebanese restaurant located a short walk from the Bir Hakiem metro station near…read morethe Eiffel Tower. They have just about any Lebanese dish you could think of, except for sfiha (Lebanese flatbread with various toppings). After being seated I ordered a mixed skewer plate and kibbeh. Mixed Skewer Plate (18 euros) - This came with kafta kabob (spiced ground beef), boneless chicken kabob, lamb kabob, shirazi salad, eggplant, hummus, and some pita bread. Each of the grilled kabobs was so flavorful and juicy. My favorite was the juicy and flavorful kafta kabob. The shirazi salad was fresh while the hummus and eggplant dips were just middle of the road. The pita bread served here is the store bought variety. Kibbeh ($9) - I always enjoy these fried football shaped croquettes, and the ones here didn't disappoint in terms of taste and consistency. The outer shell is made of bulgur wheat while the inside consists of a spiced minced meat. Overall the food tasted great, however the size of everything here is about 30% less than what I would have expected. The kabobs are so much smaller as are the kibbeh compared to portions in the U.S.. Bottled water is about 6 euros, so be sure to ask for tap water instead. This place is on the pricier side, however it's a great place to get one's Lebanese fix. All the food served here is halal.

stuffed grape leaves, tabbouleh was wonderful! portions (for a Californian) were smaller, but still…read moretasteful! my wife's tourek was great, and despite the wait was worth it

This Lebanese cafe was located by my hotel in Paris. It was one of the few places that was open…read morelate the evening I arrived, and that wasn't strictly fast food kebabs. The place is cozy but clean. The portion size is what I call "European lite". Don't expect big ass portions like your typical American restaurant. The quality of the food was good and I did not leave disappointed.

This restaurant is amazing! The staff is very friendly and attentive. The food is delicious and…read moreyou definitely get more than the prices would indicate compared to other restaurants. We paid between €13-€15 for each entree and ordered the lamb chops which came with 3 chops and the marinated chicken which was also super tasty. One final note to mention is that you need to go up front to pay.

We walk by this restaurant occasionally and decided with our friends, why not give a try. So, we…read morewent last night. It's a brightly light restaurant on a side street. The management and waiter were extremely nice. After we perused the menu we noticed that they the pre-fix menu a "mezza plate" for 18€ not bad. It also came with tea. 3 of our friends opted for this pre-fix, while I got the 28€ mezza, so we could all see the difference, and also share what the lesser one did not have. The difference was basically I got one additional appetizer, a fresh curd cheese, and more skewered meats. The appetizer mezza plate was beautiful. When he first served my dish I asked if it was for all of us to share, and he said no it was mine. I was pretty shocked at the quantity, and we had 2 more courses coming. Then 3 other plates came and it was almost just as large filled with tabouleh, houmus, kefta, fallafel, chesses, and a salad... It was was really good. Nothing out of the ordinary, but good. Then our main dishes came, and we had skewered meats of beef, lamb and chicken. They were a little bit on the dry side, so I asked if he had some tzaziki, he said that's greek/turkish, oops. But he went back to the kitchen and within 3-minutes came out with his version of tzazki and it was delicious. We used it to moistened our meats. Next came ta variety of Lebanese desserts laden with honey and mint tea. All-in-all a great neighborhood restaurant, not fancy, not exceptional, but very good basic Lebanese food and very reasonably priced.

Delicious, authentic Lebanese food. Very friendly (also English speaking) staff! I couldn't take a…read morepicture of my plate because it was so good I could not stop eating!!! Deliciosa e autêntica comida libanesa em Paris! Equipe muito simpática, nos atendeu em Inglês e entendiam um pouco de Português! Não deu tempo de tirar foto do prato Pq estava muito bom e não consegui parar de comer!!!!

Open late. Good service and a fair price. Hummus was outstanding. The mixed grilled meat kabob…read moreentree was delicious. Portions are very generous. Mixed order of baklava was outstanding as well. Service was good and they spoke English well Recommend.

While on family vacation looking for breakfast (not much was open), one family member decided to…read morecheck out this establishment. It appeared closed. However they whisk us to a backroom. Without menus (first mistake) we ordered 6 coffees. It felt like something was amiss. We quickly received our bill. As we suspected they charged an exorbitant amount 4.5€ per small coffee. I would not recommend this place due to business practices. We were able to find a dinner menu and determined they had overcharged. It was our fault for not asking but feel they took advantage of the situation.