Delicious falafel. Normally I only like my own because I fill it with spices but theirs was very flavorful. Also liked the addition of the pickles, mint, and tahini. read more

Chez le Libanais - Delish! - Lebanese Near Me - Paris, 75

One of the best meals we had on a recent visit in Paris. Everything fresh and delicious, especially the falafel. The service was friendly and helpful, and the setting was perfect -sitting outside on a warm, breezy evening on cozy side street. read more

I was wandering the streets of Paris and kept seeing people walking down rue Saint-André des Arts eating delicious looking wraps and finally I found the source of these amazing wraps. I've never had Lebanese food before, but I was not disappointed. The chicken shwarma & falafel wraps were both delicious. Highly recommend for a take-out evening dinner. read more

Le Libanais c'est bon mangez en ! Oui on aurais pu leur faire cette pub tellement c'est vrai. Mais ici ce n'est pas seulement les sandwichs, beignets, rouleaux aux feuilles de vignes et autres spécialités Libanaise qui font le charme de l'adresse et encore moins le pain Libanais très spéciale (une recette que Riad ne dévoilera jamais). Non ce n'est pas ces mets très très bon. Mais qu'est ce donc? Et bien je vais vous le dire; C'est déjà la qualité de la carte ajouté a une ambiance de dingue assuré par Riad, Gabi, Jean, Chacha et autres spécimens (mais gentil) qui forme l'équipe. Quand on viens AU LIBANAIS on viens aussi chercher une ambiance une atmosphère une chaleur et surtout tout le monde se mélange dans une sorte de fete pique nique sur les terroir du quartier St Michel. On y est toujours bien accueilli, la Raki coule a flot et les soirées (on fête tout et n'importe quoi) sont légions a cette adresse. Un p'tit conseil, quand vous passez dans le coin et si vous êtes servie par Riad, Jean ou Chacha dite leur que vous venez de ma part (vous verrez ce qui se passera). read more

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Best falafel of my life. The wrap is thinner than normal associations with pita. The falafels themselves were moist and flavorful. Tahini and parsley to round things off. Tabbouleh was exceptional too. Mind blowing actually. read more

Chez le Libanais - Le falafel and tabbouleh. San Pellegrino to wash it down. - Lebanese Near Me - Paris, 75

I don't think I would eat an actual sit down dinner here, but the line for wraps late night after bars gets realllllly busy. Maybe a little too much olive flavor for me in the lebanese wrap that I was told is very popular. Still hits the spot after drinking. read more

Fantastic fresh food. The falafel plate was only 11€ and included 4 pieces of falafel, tabbouleh, hummus, pita, pickles, a lamb pastry, dessert, and a drink. Plenty to share. All in a perfect container to take on a picnic to the river. Grab a bottle of wine at the market and you will be all set. French food is great, but this was one of the best meals on our trip to Paris. read more

Delicious Arab food. There's always a line for a reason - worth the wait. Lively, fun neighborhood.

Wow. The le Kafta wrap here is a must have! You can watch them make your wrap and indulge afterwards. Every bite is so good. Definitely come try this place if you're visiting you won't regret it. Also great area to walk around and snack. read more

Chez le Libanais - Lebanese Near Me - Paris, 75

Delicious stop in for a quick meal. Ordered chicken shawarma and tabbouleh and both hit the spot. Shawarma had balanced, fresh flavors and I really like pickles in the sandwich. Tabbouleh was made well, minimal bulgur and lots of veg and parsley. Atmosphere - small with a counter inside and out if choosing to stay and eat. Price - sandwich 6€ and tabbouleh 5€, the sandwich was more economical of 2 but any meal this price is incredibly reasonable in Paris. There are menus posted inside and out, just head inside to order and they'll call your name when food is ready. Enjoy! read more

excellent and fresh. original and so different also compared to all the regular kebabs. falafel and makanek and zaatar are best. chicken shawarma is just ok, unless you really like super loaded chicken sandwich (so much meat! but becomes too dry for me then... never happy :) ) read more

My absolute go to when I'm in Paris-have tried most of the wraps and some of the salads-chicken as well, you just cannot go wrong..basically a take out place but if you're lucky you can find a stool..inexpensive,filling and with great service Would not go to Paris without stopping there several times! read more

I wandered by this place on my first evening in Paris. I was drawn in by the two large menu boards posted outside that have a large section dedicated to vegetarian wraps/sandwiches (including 4 or 5 vegan options). I opted for the aubergine wrap, which was quite good. I came back a few days later for the batata wrap, and that was simply awesome. Probably my favorite meal in Paris. I especially like this spot because the prices are low and the service is fun and friendly. They staff make the meals right in front of you, and they laugh and dance as they go. They have menus printed in French, Spanish, English, Portuguese, Russian, and maybe others as well, so it's also friendly to tourists. read more

At 10 in the night, this teeny little joint was buzzing with patrons. When you see these sandwiches being freshly prepared right in front of you, you wouldn't want to resist them, do you? For less than 10 EUROS, it's cash only. I don't remember the name of the dish that I ordered, but it was the very first one from the menu. With fillings of cheese, olives, mayonnaise, chicken, tomatoes, it was just delicious! I was not even hungry in the first place, but gobbled it up in no time. Everyone is very friendly here and they speak English as well. Definitely recommend stopping by this place when you are in Saint Michel/Notre Dame neighborhood. read more

Very friendly shop with English-speaking staff (atleast, when we were there). The food was very fresh tasting, and not as heavy as I expected. A great stop for fast Lebanese food. read more

Good but not great. Portions are small compared to the pita guys down the street. Also it's more expensive. The meat was good but that's about it. Just go 500 yards down the street and you'll get great gyros and fries for 5 euro. read more

Love the food. A complete surprise and amazing service. Worth a try if you are visiting Paris.

So good. I got the Lebanese. It have chicken lamb( I think) cheese and pickles. Man this is a good sandwich. I went 2xs in my week trip to Paris. read more

Hands down the best hole in the wall sandwhich in Paris! If you're looking for a quick bite on the go or a quick sit down this is the place to go to. You'll sometimes see a line and that's because there is a reason :) but it will go by fast. 1000000% need to try before you leave Paris!!!!! read more

My friends has recommended to go to another famous place, L'As du Fallafel, but of course the day we had free time to go, it was closed. I looked up on Yelp and found this place and had great reviews AND it was closer to where we were staying. We got there right as it opened, and thank goodness...this place sure is popular with the locals! Thank you fellow Yelpers for recommending the sharwmas. We had the Le Chich Taouk and the Le Sharwma Poulet (hopefully I spelt those right), which I think both were chicken but had slightly different ingredients. Kudos to perfecting to ratio of meat to sauce to pickles. And also for making the most amazing warp to put it in - it was like a flaky, crispy cross breed between pita bread and a tortilla...and of course made hot and fresh right in front of you. Pros: - Very reasonably priced - Great for on the go Cons: - The place it tiny, maybe 10 seats total so hard to accommodate big groups read more

This place isn't serving that crap most of the tourist places in this area are. This is delicious, authentic, and traditional. Watching them make the bread is a fun treat while you wait for your order. My suggestions: Get L'Awarma and L'Arayess. The first is like a pocket that is cooked on the surface for 10 minutes then cut open and filled with a creamy sauce. The second is cooked on the surface with a raw meat and pine nut mixture until its cooked then turned into a shwarma-like roll filled with a garlic sauce, tomato, lettuce, and pickles. Incredible dirt cheap street food. read more

Very tasty Lebanese wraps! A nice cheap takeaway lunch and good break from all the buttered potatoes. Nice stroll from the lourve! read more

Chez le Libanais - Le Libnais & zaatar - Lebanese Near Me - Paris, 75

What an amazing find! It was our last night in Paris and we had blown the food budget with exotic delights and were looking for something simple and inexpensive. What we got was drop dead amazing! The shawarma sandwich was filled with tender marinated chicken, thinly sliced sautéed mushrooms, green olives (YES!), and a delectable sauce -- all wrapped in a crispy thin bread that puts American pita to shame with its obnoxious chewy doughy blobiness. This was world-class street food! Now: bear in mind the process of buying and consuming your treasure brings back memories of Seinfeld's "Soup Nazi" episode. But do not despair. Your perseverance will be rewarded. If you are anywhere near the Latin Quarter, DO NOT MISS THIS. read more

English menu made ordering quite easy. I ordered the traditional schwarma with lamb and beef- extra spicy. Was quite good. My husband had the lamb which was minced and saucy- we preferred mine which was very good. Two sandwiches and a large side of tabouleh was €18 so, a great deal for a casual and quick luck before visiting Notre Dame. read more

Can not further emphasize on how much a bang for your buck this place gets. The staff are all friendly, the place seems to be always full and the food? Perfect. The cashier speaks English too! I must try and definitely worth every single penny. I'm thinking about heading there a second time, thinking about it. read more

I had a quick lunch there and it is indeed good and cheap. I had a beef shawarma (€5.90) and it was really good, with plenty of meat. However, I thought that it would have been better with more vegetables - but I don't really know how the "traditional" version is supposed to be :) The place is super small and always crowded, so better go there to get take-away food - I tried eating in the restaurant and you keep being pushed aside by people who are waiting for their order to arrive :) read more

Over hyped restaurant. There is nothing special about the restaurant. I ordered falafel and it didn't have as many as expected falafel. I've had better falafel with pita pockets and lot more stuffing in it. It is crowded because it is cheap and they barely have chairs for dine in. read more

In the middle of a bunch of terrible "tourist-traps" restaurants, Chez Le Libanais is a fortunate exception. They sell typical lebanese sandwiches at a very cheap price. The sandwiches are fresh, tasty and do not feel like a anvil in your stomach as common kebabs do. I particularly love the "Kafta Poulet" (Chicken Kafta) sandwich for its freshness (fresh coriander and parsley give it a unique taste). And it costs less than 5 euros! The price is almost unbelievable... read more

This is a little Lebanese dive in the touristy latin quarter. We weren't that hungry one night (we had been gorging on other French food for several days), so we decided to go for a small snack. It was busy, and I quickly learned why. The food was inexpensive and delicious. I highly recommend stopping by this place for a quick bite if you don't have time or desire for a 3 hour dinner service. Check it out. read more

Chez le Libanais - The place was very popular. - Lebanese Near Me - Paris, 75

New Lebanese restaurant that just opened! The food is great ! A real touch of Lebanese cuisine in Paris. read more

Chez le Libanais - Lebanese Near Me - Paris, 75

Pour très bien connaître cet établissement, je ne peux conseiller qu'une chose:allez y! C'est bon, frais, équilibré... Ce que tout le monde cherche non? Pour 5€ (en moyenne) par "jebné" ("sandwich" par vulgarisation) impensable de faire quelconque chichi! Mais n'hésitez pas à aller plus loin! Littéralement et figurativement car en allant plus loin dans l'établissement vous découvrirez d'autres produits :) Bon appétit Paris! read more

This review is for the sit down restaurant's that opposite their takeaway place across the street. We had lunch on a busy Sunday afternoon. Place was filled with couples, friends, and families enjoying their Sunday lunches. Fortunately a couple were leaving so we got their table. After being seated, given menus, we were brought flat bread. Except this was a heaping amount that they warmed up in a sealed plastic bag presented in a basket. Very good. Our meals were both freshly made, delicious, and excellent value. read more

Great shawarma and entertaining staff. It's a quite convenient lunch in the middle of a long day of walking around Notre Dame, Saint Chapelle, and the Louvre. read more

The Arayess (spelled incorrectly I'm sure...) will haunt my dreams as one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. It was exactly what I needed after a long day of walking through Paris. We got there around 8 on a Friday night and were the third people in line to order- by the time we left 25 minutes later (we ordered a lot!), the line was way way longer. My guess is this place gets even more crowded as the night wears on. There are a TON of menu options and the menus are available in a lot of different languages, which was helpful. There are six stools in the back to sit at if you want, and they had air conditioning blowing in which was nice - we waited there while they prepared our food. People who just got a single sandwich seemed to only wait about 5 minutes. They do have a single bathroom in the back, but I didn't have the chance to check it out. read more

After seeing high reviews on Yelp we decided to give this a try. Found the place with a large line in front which is always encouraging, and the place was abuzz. We had a falafel Pita wrap which was pretty average. We had a similar meal at airport leaving Chicago and I would argue the airport version was better, more sauce, more flavor. Perhaps next time we will try something with meat and a lot more sauce. Ordering was somewhat disorganized, and it was hard to get in and out of the establishment. There was also a Parisian woman smoking a small cigar practically inside the restaurant. What a HACK! Made the place smell tenable and took away from the experience. Still, service was friendly. Just didn't live up to the 4.5 star hype. Pretty average compared to all the other dining options. read more

Today I went for the second day In a raw. I could not resist the shawRmA .... And of course the Lebanese beer After those I had the notorious MOUHALABIEH I did not have one ... But 2 it's was that good. a must The place is always busy with locals .....tourists .... Lebanese And I'm sure I'll Stop by one or two more times before leaving Paris read more

When in France, eat like the French do and this place was always booming by locals... I ended every night with an order of their tabouli to go. Fantastic little gem, if you feel like taking a little ethnic break! Yum! read more

4.5 stars. This place was very good and quite reasonably priced. The shwarmas, both beef and chicken, were tasty but the lebneh sandwich and felafel were the real winner. Felafel was crispy on the outside and perfectly moist on the inside. The bread was tortilla style and I would've liked a more authentic middle eastern naan but nevertheless delicious. read more

Very tasty mixed plate. Loved the lamb pastry and babaganoush. Take away across the street by the same owner has long lines of students which is always a good sign. Enjoyed the decor and setting. read more

We stumbled upon this Lebanese "restaurant" late at night and it smelled wonderful! My aunt and I shared a Chich Taouk and a Kafta sandwich. They were both delicious! The staff spoke a little English, but it was enough for us to get by. My fiance is Lebanese, so I had a good idea of what the menu items were, despite the menus being solely in French. The food was awesome...definitely a little "hole in the wall" I'd like to go back to! read more