From the owner: Le restaurant libanais "Phenicia" est établi à Woluwe-Saint-Lambert depuis plus de 20 ans. Dans un…read morecadre épuré et authentique, Mme et Mr Abboud vous propose une cuisine traditionnelle de qualité et le plaisir de partager des mezzés variés, des grillades et des pâtisseries "fait maison". Service TRAITEUR avec livraison (uniquement les midis) et à emporter .

Excellent fresh Lebanese cuisine. Service is super friendly. The 5-euro sandwiches are a fantastic…read moredeal - just a bit more than the ubiquitous kebab shops throughout Brussels, but taste and quality of ingredients is far better.

Very friendly place that could almost touch on being over friendly. It all depends on whether…read moreyou're ok with the older waiter giving you an awkward hug because you ordered Lebanese beer. It was a warm day, I'd called it hot. So the doors were wide open and the patio was already full of alfresco diners. Thankfully we had reserved but I've been told that this is one of the few places were you can usually walk in. The food was plentiful and of the same quality of the Lebanon House over on the other side of the park. However the atmosphere here is friendlier & the fact that there are also other diners here... it makes you feel less hesitant about entering. I feel this is going to be our new go to place for Lebanese food. After a disappointment & fears of being the only diners. Plus the fact that the bill come up cheaper than the Lebanon house. Yep we're new fans.

I have a feeling I'm going to become a regular here. I went to Paradis du Liban while my uncle was…read morevisiting, because he only eats halal, and they had a decent amount of vegetarian and seafood options. Much to his delight, we found out that the restaurant is halal, so my uncle was able to eat anything/everything off the menu. Even before we ordered, they started us off with some ok bread and really nicely seasoned tomatoes. For appetizers, we had the rice-stuffed grape leaves and the baba ganoush. The grape leaves were just OK, but I really enjoyed the baba ganoush. It was kind of like a salad with chunks of eggplant, tomato, pomegranate, and a tangy dressing, rather than the hummus-like puree I'm used to. For our main course, we got the mixed kebab and a whole grilled fish. I loved the chicken kebab, but the lamb and ground beef were a little tough and chewy. The fish was out of this world. It was perfectly cooked and seasoned, and it was crispy on the outside and moist and flaky on the inside. Overall, I was very impressed with the seasoning on everything. Even the items I didn't love were still OK, not awful. Service was excellent and reasonably fast. I will definitely be back, and it's fancy enough that I would bring visitors here when they get tired of fries and carbonnade.

Great food, atmosphere and service. The different small…read moreplates was the best option to choose from the menu. This ways you have the ability to try all the different dishes. Will definitely return when in the area.

Bon restaurant libanais. Vraiment dommage l'augmentation de prix depuis l'attribution du BIB…read moregourmand. Ce n'est plus pareil pour les habitués.

One of the best ways to get a four star maybe even a five star review is to simply get more staff!…read moreOne waiter who never stops moving, he greets you, takes your order, buses your table & holds the door for you as you leave. It not his fault, but he can only do so much. Heck I saw kitchen staff help him out. We would have stayed for the dancing if we felt we would get dessert or even refill our drinks. But he was way too busy. Which is unfair for those dining... The food was on par with the Lebanon house which beats this place solely as they have more staff. However one chunk of my wife's chicken was slightly pink. Not something you want to see or experience. It was just the one chunk so... shit happens. Sadly there were a group of inebriated diners who were ululating. Now why you'd go to a middle eastern restaurant & behave in such a manner I don't know... I'd love to have a minimum IQ limit in able to be in public but. Yeah I'd dine alone with my wife most of the time. Happy to go back when they hire more staff!

Food is excellent, service as well. Both waiters were very kind, attentive and sympathetic…read more It's definitely worth 5 stars rating. One of the best Lebanese restaurants I've been to in Brussels.

Best Middle Eastern food! I happened to stop in just by chance when on my way home from a work…read morefunction and it was around 11pm and I still had not eaten an actual meal so was pretty hungry and thinking some falafel would be nice. Since it was so late and they were just closing, falafel would have been a pain for them to make (heating up the oil, etc. would take forever) so instead I got the vegetarian mezze. I'm so happy I did, the different foods were delicious! You could really taste how fresh and homemade everything was. My boyfriend also commented on how amazing his chicken kebab tasted, so fresh and with mint! It was way too much to eat that night, so now I have some leftovers ;) After talking to the girl who prepared the food, she explained that the food is actually more Syrian than Lebanese but since Lebanese is more well known they advertise as a Syrian-Lebanese resto. Good to know as now I'll be on the lookout for Syrian places to eat as well! Atmosphere is more casual/self-service, you order at the counter where the food is and sit down to eat. Price is more expensive than typical kebab (our meal was about 17 eur), but hey, you get what you pay for! I would definitely recommend to anyone who would like a healthier alternative to kebab!

Excellent and very fresh food. Only minus: the noise level…read moreon the high side.

After reading the reviews and looking for something new and different to eat in my neighbourhood…read morethat I could take home, I decided to give Snack Libanais a try. I have to admit that I was nicely surprised by the result, even though I'm not a real connoisseur of Lebanese food. The "assiette libanaise" offers a taste of different Lebanese delicacies and is quite good. Their "durums" are of course different than the ones that you can find in the regular durum snacks, very thin and tasty. However, one might say that it lacks a little bit of consistency. That would be the more negative note for me, but that's maybe how it is supposed to be. However, it did leave me a bit hungry for more, like it was missing a little kick to convince me it is a restaurant worth the detour. Even though, I liked it and I would definitely go back if craving Lebanese food (even if I heard that they're not really Lebanese, but Syrian), there is still something missing for me to give it a 4 star. Maybe I should just go back and give it another try. I might change my rating by then.

A total rip off. 1 Chicken wrap, 1 side of beans and 1 side of horrific uneatable spinach for…read moretwenty euro. The ladies had the worst attitude and they don't take credit card. An absolute rip off.

The food... oh dear lord the food! It just keeps coming! We…read moreordered from the fixed menu. €28 and change per person for endless courses. You unbuckle your belt & say it was a great meal, only for another course to arrive. Then nasty rumours that there is still dessert to come... Located in the European Quarter, it was quiet. Which I guess is normal once all the bureaucrats & drones flee the city. Kinda worrisome to enter an almost empty restaurant. Yet the friendliness & adaptability of the staff made us feel welcome. They were very happy to change a dish around to make it vegetarian. People going past must have seen my happy smiling face, as the place started to fill up. Soon the places was filled with people laughing & joking. I've never seen a German laugh. First time for everything... The food is so flavourful & is likely to create new favourites for your taste buds, if this is your first time trying Lebanese cuisine. It certainly left me with orders for my maid (wife) to make. Endless courses, lots of wine & complimentary digestifs only came up to just under a hundred euros. We'll be back. If only to replace those blown light bulbs that set my OCD itching.

I went there for lunch with colleagues as they have a good lunch buffet for only EUR 14,50. It was…read morevery good Lebanese food, The staff was friendly despite a busy lunch hour. The logistics around the buffet were not optimal and the drinks a bit pricy, but it's still a great restaurant and the buffet is an excellent option for the time-limited lunch break.

The one other English review for the Whitlock Cafe was mediocre, but this gastropub deserves better…read morethan that. It's a cozy corner restaurant that has a better than decent drink selection and a rotating menu of seasonal dishes as well as a menu of favorites. My husband had the spare ribs and remarked that they were the best he's ever had in Europe (that's a high accolade). I had the burger and it was pretty good. The server/barkeeper was friendly and attentive and all of the other patrons seemed comfortable and relaxed. It was a great experience.

A welcoming brasserie serving good homely fare from a frequently changing menu. Plat du jour…read moreexcellent value at 9€, and friendly, informative and attentive service. Well worth a visit.