Delicious food, friendly service, relaxing atmosphere. The baba ganouj had just the right amount of lemon, and the kibbe bi saneeyah was perfect, for lack of a better word. I also tried the chicken, which was tender and nicely marinated, and the znood el sit and baklava, both of which were good and extremely sweet. I'll definitely be coming back here at some point. I can't recommend it enough! read more

The food is authentic and superb. The service is excellent. The atmosphere is great and it is welcoming and relaxing. Highly recommended. read more

SOOOO yummy! Great assortment of vegan options! I love to get a whole bunch of appetizers and eat it for dinner! The baba ghanoush is especially delicious! Very intimate setting for a nice date! read more

The food was so hot, fresh and delicious. If you are looking for authentic food, this is the place. Be sure to try it soon. Was absolutely fabulous. They had our food ready when we arrived. Support local, break the chain read more

I have to start out by saying the food is pretty good. I'm giving them one star because the food is over priced and it think the owner is a creep. If you are the owner and reading this... Please be nice to your servers. They are working hard so you can have a successful business. When you yell at them and follow them around while they are working, it doesn't just make them uncomfortable... It makes all the people in the restaurant uncomfortable as well. Oh yeah, and if a group of people want a 250$ check split two ways... Split their damn check. Seriously. read more

One of my favorite Lebanese restaurants (other than a restaurant in Columbus OH- but I digress). Mezza is fresh and flavorful, and any entree' or lunch fare is wonderfully prepared. My personal favorite is the lamb kabobs, hummus, and tabboula The restaurant itself is fairly small, so a reservation on weekends is recommended. The glass front of the restaurant opens for open air dining in temperate weather. read more

Dear Manager, Please, please change your new policy of 1 check for parties over 4! It's very uncustomer friendly. I think the issue is that your servers (who are friendly) need to be properly trained on taking orders for multiple people. The issue isn't with those that love your food. Please see how this is only good for you and not for customers that want to bring friends to visit your wonderful place. If I bring folks, they'll come back. If we have an issue dividing the bill, then we may have a bad experience and some may be tempted to not return. Besides, how is it different if we were at the next table instead? We can pretend to not be together although we're sitting next to each other. Headcount in your establishment should be your goal in this day and age of "the customer is always right." When a reservation is made for a large party, you should inform them of the policy change - although I'm hoping you recant this policy. Please, oh please reconsider Mr. Manager! Otherwise, I'll need to take large groups elsewhere where we can spend our money with more accommodating staff. read more

My husband and I like to eat out at small independently owned ethnic restaurants and we had hight hopes for this one. First off we sat outside and they sat us right in front of the door where people were going in and out of the Hookah lounge. That did not make for a good dining experience at all. Secondly, the belly dancer was highly annoying. I think in the lounge with dudes smoking and having a glass of scotch that would be ok, but coming over and shaking her bod whilst we were trying to chat and enjoy each other was not cool at all. I think she was looking for a tip! And, about the food...I really was not impressed at all. I had a couple of appetizers instead of an entree. The bread was cold and dry and tasted like cardboard. The spinach things with the dough on the outside (can't remember what it called) was tasteless. The falafel was not bad though. My hubby had a chicken dish and he was impressed also. We won't go back there. read more

This was a great surprise on our visit from New York. The food was delicious. We had the five mezzo sampler. My favorite dishes were the sanbusik, which is like an empanada, and the soujak, a spicy sausage. Yum! It was also a lot for one person and we could have just ordered that for the two of us. We also got the Combination Kabab. The chicken was the best one. It was so tender and flavorful. The shrimp was really good. The lamb was okay and kind of tasted like beef. We couldn't finish our dishes and had to take half of it to go. So, the portions are pretty gracious. read more

This restaurant is fantastic if you're looking for AUTHENTIC Lebanese cuisine. The people that rated this restaurant poorly don't know what they are talking about. My father is from Syria and his father is from Lebanon. I am first generation American on my father's side and growing up we ate tons of different middle eastern dishes. My grandmother is from the old country and makes everything the way it was done back before we had conveniences like food processors. She is a fantastic cook. So when I say that this restaurant is great, I mean it. I tried a sampling of 6 different dishes and they were all great. The hummus was terrific and I loved the stuffed grape leaves. I also really enjoyed the kibbee balls. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a taste of the middle east! read more

I enjoy going to Cedar's pretty frequently. I love going in to get a falafel and some baba ganoush. Sometimes the service has not been the greatest, and a friend of mine was actually treated very rudely by a waitress at one time. I'll just chalk it up to stress... the food and my experiences overall have been good, so I continue to visit! read more

On August 7, 2014 my girlfriend and I decided we wanted to try some Lebanese Food. We requested to be seated outside. While eating my appetizer salad, my girlfriend found a dead bee in the bottom of the salad bowl. I brought the bowl inside to the register where I requested that they cancel my order, as well as a the check so we could leave. The waitress refused my request, and brought out the owner of the restaurant. After explaining the situation to him, he began shouting and shoving me out of the restaurant. He told me I could not cancel my order. I walked outside and explained the situation I was in to a group of people who had just been seated in order to request that one of them orders the same meal so we could leave. The owner bursted out of the restaurant, grabbed me and pushed me aside and began yelling at me. I sat down and began filming a video of the situation. The owner continued to yell at us while I filmed (link to video below). Finally, the owner let just pay for our appetizer so we could leave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxMkpQhv7qw This was by far the worst restaurant experience I have had. I did my best to handle the situation in a professional manner. read more

Amazing service, cool environment and quite authentic! At first, I only went in to buy a dessert as a welcoming gift for a new client I was meeting from Egypt. A family run restaurant, one of the managers, from Egypt, had an open ear for my needs. She shared her knowledge of the culture with me. She prepped a dessert with extra love and wrote the correct terminology in Arabic, Egyptian dialect on the to go box. She was so kind and welcoming. That extra touch entices me to come back again! read more

I came to this restaurant for dinner on Tuesday May 31, around 7:40. I had my wife with me & my three daughters (4, 2, 5months). We were seated by the waitress and was nice, my wife needed to find a place to change on the baby so we asked the waitress, the waitress then in front of us she asked the owner (she confirmed later that). So she asked the owner about a place to change for babies then the owner screamed & shoutout at the waitress that it's shit & screaming that word loader. Then he left inside the kitchen. The waitress came back to apologize but I didn't have trust in this restaurant to serve my food because of the owner behavior. I am so sorry to drive to this restaurant. I am going to escalate this issue to the official in the city. read more

Food was solid but not the best I have ever had. Very uncomfortable when the owner was loudly yelling at the staff from the checkout counter. read more

Love Cedars! One of my favorites ever, esp the mezza! Never had one that I didn't like,but I think that the hummous & baba ganoush are musts! Also, try the lamb kabobs; like butter! It's a lot of fun when the belly dancer is in,too! All handmade food, it's delishous! read more

Picked up some takeout here on my way thru town. Excellent hummus & falafel. The biggest falafel wrap I've ever seen! And a remarkable value. I'm vegan & live overseas, and I eat a lot of Middle Eastern food. This place is top-notch. read more

The service was very fast and friendly and the food was excellent. The price range for many of the entrees is more than I expected, but since it's BYOB (no corking charge) it doesn't work out to be that expensive. Also, ordering the 5-appetizer combo ~ $25 is more than enough for a dinner for two and a great way to sample a variety of food. The baba ghanoush was particularly good & it goes well with the spinach pie. read more

What a treat to find this in Camp Hill! So quaint! I live in Metro DC with many choices for good Lebanese food, but I didn't expect this find.. (no offense, Central Penn.) The baba ghanouj and kibbeh were a perfect start. Our entrees were so good we ended up sharing our dishes -- and such large servings too. Incidentally, this was my father-in-law's and his wife's first time at a Lebanese restaurant. We brought him here for his birthday. They loved the food and the service was phenomenal. The chef/owner even came out to greet us! What a great experience.. 5 stars for the whole package. read more

Amazing this place stays in business. Food only ok. Service with a bit of a 'whatever' attitude. Usually 9/10 empty.

I had worked all day in the hospital and ordered food through the door dash app. I had placed my order at 8:15pm and went straight to the restaurant. When I arrived at 8:30pm to pick it up I was told they stopped taking orders and would not prepare what I had ordered. The closing time for that Friday night is listed as 10pm. My order was not large. When I arrived, the restaurant was fully operational with a staff in the kitchen. And lots of food being served. I felt very disappointed and a bit embarrassed to be refused service. I am not from the area but I travel here frequently to work in the hospital and I order food from local restaurants every time I'm here . This was my first experience with this establishment . Unfortunately I cannot rate the food but I can tell you that I will never dine there, recommend the place, or order from there again. There was no excuse for such poor customer service. I strongly recommend calling the restaurant before you plan to eat there because apparently they close at random times and don't care. PS-door dash did refund me immediately. read more

I've been to Cedars a quite a few times and really enjoyed it every time I've gone. I've never had Lebanese food before going there, so I can't say whether or not its "authentic" or compare it to anything else, but I love most ethnic food... and Cedars has become one of my new favorites. We usually order several of the small plates "Mezza" ... I believe you can do 5 for 25$ or 10 for 48$... and for two people the 5 is always plenty. My favorite's would have to be the Baba ghannouj (BEST i've ever had), the Sanbusik, the Falafel, and the Ful mudammas. The only thing that i did not like was the Meat Pie which i thought was a bit dry and bland. The dinner entrees are a little more on the expensive side...(starting at around 17) but all of the Kebobs are yummy, so are the vegetarian dishes. I have yet to make it in for lunch but the lunch menu looks really good, the wraps sound great and the prices are around 6$... There was only one server for the whole place, (the times we've been there) she was very friendly and helpful, but it isn't the quickest service. My only complaint is that its closed on Mondays ! We went there on a monday and were sad to find that out :( Def. worth trying, esp. if you like ethnic food! read more

Cedars Restaurant - Falafel (front) Sanbusik (left) Hummus (top) baba ganoush (right) - Lebanese Near Me - Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

You will not go wrong eating here. The environment is delightful the staff is as sweet as they come and the food is excellent. Cooked to order, plentiful and authentic. Sure thing. Baklava was excellent. Made with pistachios not walnuts-delicious. read more

..I was traveling to Harrisburg for an interview and I wanted to try a middle eastern place around (part of my screening process of locations is having good middle eastern food around)....this food is as good as my mom's food!! I tried the meenak....sambusak...anf red snapper...no words!... read more

Cedars Restaurant - Red snapper...amazing! - Lebanese Near Me - Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

Seriously tasty food. You have got to try the rice pudding, but beware the pink sausage.

The food here is okay to decent, but I wasn't blown away. Given the relatively high prices, I would expect a bit more. There are much better Middle Eastern options in the area. The one exception was the veal.....that was excellent! Aside from that though, all of the sides and appetizers (we had 6 appetizers) were marginal compared to other similar restaurants in the area. The ambiance was nice overall. read more

I am not only disappointed but also disgusted with the service or the so-called owner. He claims the food is authentic, and it is not authentic at all. I gave it one star because I could not give a zero star. I was there five days, the server was nice; however, the owner was rude in the full sense of the word. I am originally from Lebanon and know what authentic Lebanese food is. My wife is from the US, and that owner did not need to be rude when we asked the server for American salad dressing. In addition, it is over-priced for such service and food, and I do not recommend anyone to go there. read more

Great place, good food. Love the music and dancers.

Cedars is a fantastic find! Incredible and Consistent Food!! Service is always warm, friendly and prompt. The hummus is the best I have ever had...nothing has come close to comparing to it! The Snapper is perfectly Moist, the Shrimp Kabob is amazing... The lamb chops are a top pick for my husband..The portions are perfect sizes. This is a byob and There is outside seating. A top pick!! read more

Loved it. Went with my son. Food was delicious, wish I was closer

I was here for an early dinner with my husband. We ordered the 5 mezza special and it was tasty, authentic, and fair-priced. However, while we were eating the owner continued to berate our waiter- at one point screaming and swearing at him. We were outside, but could hear him clearly from inside the restaurant. It made our meal very uncomfortable, and I'm not sure we'll go back. read more

Yum, I have heard good things, and finally had a chance to go, and the food is flavorful, and tasty. They had a belly dancer who was giving lessons to patrons, which was a interesting twist. I ended up meeting the owner on the way out who let me know that all the food is made in the kitchen fresh everyday. That would explain why the Msakkah was perfect :) read more

I went to the restaurant last night (8/4/19): The service was horrible -- the waitress made us stand waiting for a seat for almost 10 minutes even though it was apparent that the place was almost empty. The cook was very obnoxious when it came to placing our order (there was some confusion to the selection of the order on the menu) -- furthermore, I guess because I was questioning the accuracy of the description of the size and portions of the order the cook came out like a soup Nazi yelling about the cost he would incur if he served two lamb kabobs and one shrimp kabob for the combo meal -- this place is horrible and I would not recommend it to any of my friends or family. This place is a big thumbs down!!!! read more

this place was recommended to me by a middle eastern lady and I'm so glad I went. We filled up on mezza, appetizers like tapas. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. read more

Cozy atmosphere, we went during cooler temperatures. But you can see that they have a nice outside seating area that I am sure they open up during warmer evenings. We had a few appetizers, my favorite was a beef sausage and tomato. I tried the Lebanese coffee, which was interesting. Strong and much thicker than a traditional coffee. But they have regular coffee too! We split an entree the kabob entree. The shrimp was over cooked, but the lamb and beef were perfect medium. The portion size was large enough for us to split and there was food left on the plate. Plenty of pita bread. Service was excellent and very friendly. Food delivery was perfectly timed. If I lived here I would most certainly make this a regular stop. read more

I went here with my girlfriend on a quiet Sunday afternoon, only one other table was occupied. Our server seemed nice enough, the food was good if not great, though the place seemed a tad unwelcoming - may be a bit of soft music would've helped. It was clean, not cramped, with a view of the kitchen. Let me start with the good part. I really liked my grilled chicken entrée (shish tawook), it comes with rice, grilled veggies, and garlic sauce - they make a great combination. It is served with a side salad, which deserves a special mention as they add a light but slightly spicy sauce, which I think makes it different from my usual salad, and it is topped with some pita chips (which were so good we asked for another side of the chips). Moving to the Felafel wrap my girlfriend ordered, it was average at best. It is served with the usual lettuce and tomatoes, with a pickle on the side. Though we were glad we had ordered French fries (guess you can't go wrong with fries 9 out of 10 times :-P). We wanted to try something new and ordered the Grape Leaves appetizer with rice stuffing - bad idea. It tasted too much like boiled greens. I would suggest staying away from it unless you've had it before, and know what you are ordering. Note that there is ample parking on the rear, though once you are in the back lane, it's not easy to identify the restaurant's parking area. We were also informed that one can park on the street in front (though not sure if it was only since it was a Sunday). PS. If you are here, check out the Cornerstone Coffeehouse just down the street, we stopped by there after Cedars and a band of 10-16 year old kids was performing live. Seemed like a fun place. read more

Went there on a Thurs night, no wait, service was great, food excellent,5 women from work, we made a meal out of sharing appetizers, they were delicious, didn't care for the desserts, not my taste..I recommend eating there! read more

One of the best restaurants in the Harrisburg area. It's good for couples, but perfect for groups. Authentic and delicious Lebanese cuisine--I recommend getting a fair number of the mezzas (appetizers) and also the whole red snapper. Live belly dancing on Friday and Saturday is unique and fun to watch (and dance if you're brave enough). It's also BYOB and they have outside seating. Definitely a must-visit in Harrisburg. PS, if you get a chance to sit and talk with the owner you should. He is a really nice and interesting gentleman. read more

The food is fine, but the staff completely disregards any COVID safety protocols. No masks, and one of the servers actually had her two year old son tagging along and approaching every table - his face right at the table and only inches from our food. The server took no steps to prevent her child from putting his face right up to the food on the tables. That would be ridiculously unhealthy even if there wasn't a deadly virus pandemic. We purposefully ate outside to maintain distance with others, and this extremely ill advised decision to allow an unmasked child to literally put his face inches from our food was inexcusable.... and the staff thought nothing of it. If you care about health and safety of yourself and your food, quite simply do not eat here or even get takeout. Support local restaurants for sure.... but not ones that are this dangerously ignorant or careless about their customers well being. read more

Came here for lunch for a coworker's birthday. Never had Lebanese before and thought I'd try it. I ordered the falafel wrap and wasn't wowed. Tastes like dried out hush puppies in lettuce, not a fan but if you like Lebanese I guess it's worth a try! read more