This place is awesome. I grew up eating Lebanese food cooked by my Lebanese grandmother. This was…read morenot just good food, but food for my soul. I highly recommend this quant, family owned restaurant. You will not be disappointed!

Cold, dry food. Poor hygiene. Very rude customer service, felt very hostile when all we had asked…read morefor was the foof to be warmed up. Please avoid, plenty of better Lebanese restaurants in the area.

This place is AMAZING omg. The second the food came out my table was just silent eating cus it was…read moreso good. Every single thing I had blew my mind and kept getting better and better. The service was great & the vibe was great too. If you like middle eastern food you HAVE to go here. One of the best meals of my life.

We were very impressed with the wonderful Middle Eastern food in this restaurant. I enjoyed the…read morehummus mixed with chicken and served with fresh made bread and the batatas bravas. Mint tea was very fresh and refreshing. We over-ordered, so we took our chicken shish sandwiches as take away and enjoyed them the next day for lunch. We have returned since and were rewarded with a free bag of freshly baked bread, The service is quick, and the restaurant is very clean. I am sure we'll return.

Reasonable kabob place if you're hungry and need something quick. It's certainly better than…read moreanything inside the neighboring Broadway mall where your choices include McDonald's and the lot, but it's nothing to write home about. Walk a few more blocks down Fulham Palace Road to Ottoman if you want to pay a little more but get better Middle Eastern food, but this place is good if you're in a rush and just want something fast and cheap.

this was our local takeout while visiting the local hospital and they were so lovely to us…read more Great food and very popular. I love their lamb shwarma. A good selection of lebanese food but i always stick to a lamb shwarma so can't comment on the rest. Its very popular with people attending the Apollo

Great ambiance and amazing food. I had the lamb which was savory and the rice, perfect. Quiet and…read morewe got there early on a Friday.

This place never looked super busy in our four day stay in Notting Hill, but don't let that…read moredissuade you. The best hummus I've had in ages, so creamy. The lentil soup was also very good. Everything was so flavorful and delicious, that we had almost no room for the chicken after we had finished the hummus and naan. Overall a super cute restaurant with great Mediterranean food!

We ordered online, food was delivered in time and was very well packed in pastic boxes - not good…read morefor the environment but that way it stayed fresh and warm. you have to seperate, one half was for a vegetarian and the other half focused on meat dishes. the vegetarian dishes included halloumi cheese, falafel and cheese pastries. everything was fresh and very tasty! fans of meat dishes may struggle a little with the names and a lot is based on lamb. the sausages (10 pieces) were too hard and came in a sauce, that wasen't just my taste. it gave the sausages a bad side taste. the sandwich is not really a sandwish it reminds rather of a kebab or a burrito but was good. finally the minced lamb with onion (4 pieces) was crunchy and tasty. they also send a rice pudding dessert (a lot of suggar) and some extra bread for free. definitely worth a try, especially for vegetarians!

Found myself in the Beirut Meza on a Sunday afternoon with my fiance, ordered a variety of starters…read moreand mains that we shared between us, all were delicious and we finished all of them. The only problem was we were too full to try any desserts, we saw the owner with a tray of pastries, he was off to the oven, he said he bakes them all fresh on the premises, will definitely return with friends.

How is this restaurant not already reviewed on Yelp? We passed by it on our way to somewhere else,…read morepeeked in, and it looked inviting. So we went in. We've eaten a lot of "Mediterranean" (middle Eastern, Lebanese, etc.) restaurants over the years, and I have to say this one is really good. We tried several different dishes and they were all very tasty. The ambiance of this restaurant was quite nice. The service was really helpful and friendly. And they even had middle eastern wine by the glass (sorry I forget if it was Syrian or Lebanese, but it was good). All in all, we were really happy we gave this place a try.

My friend recommended this place and since she is Lebanese I took her up on her tip. All of the…read morefood was extremely fresh and very tasty! I brought a Lebanese friend and he ordered so I don't know exactly the names of what we ate but it was incredible! Best Lebanese I have had in the UK!!!

This is my kind of place: unpretentious, a little run-down interior, but good food! The perfect…read moreplace to experience some Lebanese food to take away ... This little store functions as a take-away grill, butcher and grocer for Middle-Eastern products. I went for the lamb koufta wrap, which came highly recommended by a friend of mine. And indeed, it was a solid 4 stars experience: the meat was perfectly grilled right in front of my eyes and then coated with the typical stuff: hummus, various kinds of pickled and fresh vegetables, hot sauce and one particular sauce, which I couldn't quite make out what it was...looked like curdled yoghurt to me, but whatever it was, it gave my wrap a nice succulent taste! Being situated on Uxbridge Road, which is also known for having the highest fried-chicken store density in London, I am glad to report that Naama positively stands out from its fried-up neighbours...

My mother and brother-in law went lamb crazy on our trip, and out of all the lamb they ate…read moreanywhere, the lamb chops here were their favorite. I loved the lamb kebab a lot, but didn't dare try to take a chop from the fiends. The chicken kebabs were delicious, also, well marinated and perfectly cooked. The person who recommended Naama'said that her favorite was the splayed chicken, which I still regret not trying (this trip) . The hummus was fantastic. The Fatoush was really good. The hallow I wrap was great. I'd never had halloumi, but I'll eat anything if you wrap it with pickles and hummus. We also had a sausage wrap- the sausage, lamb, of course, was a little spicy, falafel were crisp. it delicious. Everyone was so quiet eating and sorta,grunting, instead of talking. We got food to go, but there's a teeny eating area. They didn't haventabouoeh or pizzas when I ordered, but they made up for everything with their meat. They were super nice. That meat will haunt my memory for a long time; it was so transcendent.

Little more than a hole in the wall, this place deserves to be in demand. The restaurant we…read morevisited is near Paddington Station, so perhaps there are now two locations. Anyway, the food was great whether you are Muslim or not. It was a great introduction for this group of Texans to the world of Halal cuisine. Wish Cleopatra would come to Austin!

WOW the flavors were stunning!! Never had chicken shisha and it blew my mind away. Salad had the…read morebest zingy citrus flavor! The chicken shisha was very juicy and moist had a nice char to it! Chicken shwarma was juicy and thin perfect texture!

What a great and affordable meal!…read more I was with 6 other friends, so we proceeded to order a significant portion of the menu. And it was all really good. But the fan favorite was the Mix Grill (lamb fillet, lamb kofta, shish taouk Jawaneh, and shawerma served with chips and rice). We did not leave hungry. And when we got the bill, I was amazed at the price! So affordable. Definitely worth a try.

When I turned up here and walked inside I felt like I had been given passage to Damascus. From the…read moredecor to the patrons, it all looks the part and yet even if you don't, you'll be warmly welcomed. A visiting pal from San Francisco and I joined a regular here for dinner and he took care of all the ordering. I enjoyed everything we ate but one dish in particular stood out: Farrouj Abou Zaad. These three words I scarcely know how to pronounce must mean "over the top tasty." Or maybe the translation is grilled boneless baby chicken? Whatever the case, the farrouj abou zaad (grilled boneless baby chicken) is some of the most incredible chicken to ever pass my lips. It is served with a divine salsa-like tomato sauce that makes you want to lick the container it comes in. The baklava we ended our meal with made me reconsider every syrupy, unappetising baklava I've had in the past (and my stance on not liking it.) This stuff was flaky, light and absolutely worth going back for. Make sure to order mint tea to go with it. Why fly to Syria when you can take the tube to Shepherd's Bush Market and come to Abu Zaad instead?