Bakchich was the highlight restaurant of our trip to Liverpool. We LOVE LOVE LOVE Lebanese food,…read moreand this place hit the mark. We started with the tzatiki, babaganoush and hummus and some arabic bread. It was all amazing, we couldn't even decide which was best. For entrees I had the chicken kebab and my husband had lamb shwarma. They were best delicious, but his dish was the winner. It had been so long since we've had lamb cooked that well. So amazing! Lastly, the restaurant itself was so chic and cute! And the service was quick and efficient. Very reasonably priced as well! 10/10!

Great Lebanese restaurant serves authentic Lebanese dishes. It opens from 11am in the morning and…read moreable to eat breakfast menu(also regular food menu). Cosy and tidy, able to eat nice grilled meals.

As I was walking in the area looking for a good take away meal, I couldn't help myself from…read morestopping in Jaffa: few tables were already occupied on a Monday night - always a good sign! People coming in and out with take away orders. Review from locally published magazine praising how traditional this place is. The above reasons were good enough for me to try it! And oh my, how lucky I was! I opted in for the Shish kebab - nicely served with rice (much lighter than the chips option and more traditional too), cooked to perfection, tender and juicy (not dry), grilled vegetables, humus with a citrus hint - very traditional and appropriate! Yes, I can see myself this place becoming a favourite if I was staying in the area! Definitely give it a try, either dinning in or take away!

Everything is cheap and fresh! The wait isn't bad at all either. Walked in here last week for a…read morequick bite. It was surprisingly packed despite this, the food came out quick and fresh. The wrap was hearty and fries were crispy! I actually had to take half home. Don't forget to get garlic sauce, yum!

Excellent service, great good and fantastic atmosphere. Shout out to Maebel, Ridovane and Kaka for…read moredelivering an amazing service. Will be recommending Yara to all my friends.

Yara serves Lebanese and Syrian food and is a great little restaurant. They do serve beer and wine…read morebut you're welcome to bring your own (£1 corkage fee.) I'm vegetarian and while there were a few good veggie mains, myself and my girlfriend ordered three starters each and had our food tapas-style. The restaurant isn't that great inside but it's certainly not a dump either and the food definitely makes up for it. Give it a go!

We had a Christmas dinner at the restaurant, the food and the atmosphere were excellent. The…read morerestaurant was clean, the decor was lovely (there are pictures on their website). I had the Batata Harra (spiced potato) followed by the Samak Mashwi (grilled sea bass). I thought the food was excellent, lovely spices and flavours, and nicely cooked. They also allow you to bring your own drinks too and helped open the wine. The staff were friendly and polite. Would certainly go again if I'm in the area.

Delicious food!! Plenty vegetarian dishes!!…read moreThe best falafels, Lebanese salad, humous and even the pitta was amazing!! Surely I might have been hungry but the point is every dish was tasty! Definitely will eat there again! I wholeheartedly (stomachly) recommend this place!! Go and enjoy!

As a frequent visitor to the Alderley Edge area, I've eaten at many of the restaurants in the…read morevillage, and Yara is one of my favorites for being one of the few options beyond Italian or pub food. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but the waiters are very attentive and helpful, and the menu has options for just about anyone. It's reasonably priced, and they have a good selection of alcohols. We came here one weekday evening and had no trouble getting a table, and were able to hear one another when we were making conversation, a rarity nowadays in restaurants with high vaulted ceilings and empty walls. The food is delicious and flavorful. A must try!

I've gotta say that I'm pretty pleased I used my trusty Yelp app to find this place, in fact it's…read morebeen on my radar for a while thanks to reading some great reviews from fellow Yelpers - but as I arrived in Rusholme and whacked out my app, it was handy to stand outside and have another good read of reviews which cemented my decision to go in! Basically this place does amazing Middle Eastern/Lebanese cuisine and on this occasion with it being Friday lunch time, I popped in just as they were doing their all you can eat buffet. For £11.95 I tucked into some amazing kofta, breads, dips, salad, wings - wow, so much great food just check out my snaps - plus there was lovely cake and pudding included to follow. The food was wonderful and tasty - really nice! To round off I bought an Arabic cardamom tea which was fantastic - really nice and complimented the meal well. It was nice to go somewhere not on my normal radar, I'll be back!

In the heart of where else but Manchester's curry mile will you find..... wait for it... BEIRUT!?…read moreYes that is indeed right. Nope its not a randomly named curry house, Beirut serves food deliciouso Lebanese-o! For those not in the know, Manchester's curry mile has seen a mini Middle eastern revolution of its own. The Mile of curry is now equipped with a plethora of Shisha bars as well as restaurants such as Beirut. In honestly of alls, my first impression of the place was not great. The capital could be described as chaotic from the kids running around whilst parents going to town on their meat feasts to the directionless type waiting staff, more laid back than the kobedas on show. First impressions however don't last and I'm here to announce that the food thankfully did make a lasting impression. I'd personally recommend the mixed grill, even if I struggled to get through half of it. Don't be put off by the cover, its the contents of the book that count. If Beirut was a book, I would highly recommend it, it was a great read.

Amongst the number of fish and chips shops, Italian restaurants and takeaways, one type of…read morerestaurant I didn't expect to see in Southport was one that specialises in Lebanese cuisine. But Lebanese cuisine is exactly what Alamir on Eastbank Street specialises in, offering its customers a menu full of various exotic Middle Eastern dishes for them to try and hopefully enjoy. The menu there is full of variety as well as good options for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike and their prices are generally pretty reasonable. It includes smaller dishes which you can get a few of as well as more substantial main dishes, such as samak billbatata (cod cooked with potatoes in a tomato sauce, very delicious) or various cous cous dishes that are very interesting sounding. The restaurant itself is quite tiny inside but they make good use of the space in there, meaning the atmosphere is cosy rather than cramped, and the staff there are friendly and attentive, ensuring your experience at Alamir is always a pleasant one. A good place to go if you're looking for something a bit different for dinner.

This is the best little hidden gem for many many miles around. We always take friends who haven't…read morebeen before and they are always genuinely amazed. The food (which is different to your usual southport blandness ) decor and service and generosity of the staff is amazing. The restaurant itself is small but authentic. 10 out of 10. Beautiful.

went here a group of 5 of us may 2011 sorry its taken so long am just going through my diary…read moreanother training course and this was a recommend lovely starters a bit of a mezze flat breads were delish chicken in a creamy mushroom sauce I wanted to lick the plate great atmosphere would recommend

Well the Eden Tree is still struggling to establish itself within Burnley so after a lick of paint…read moreand some rebranding, it has recently reopened as La Roche. Don't be put off by the slightly communist feel to the signage, this is a cheap, friendly and comfortable restaurant offering a delicious selection of Lebanese and Mediterranean inspired dishes. The staff are always friendly and seem to treat me like a family member every time I visit. The prices are fantastically cheap but quality and flavour doesn't lose out in order to save a few pennies. The recent reopening has bought a slightly changed menu which now serves the most fantastic calamari around the £3 mark as well as a great selection of barbecued meats for main courses. Desserts aren't offered but I've always been given a delicious fresh fruit platter at the end of the meal and with a three course meal including good quality wine costing at most £10 per head, La Roche as it's now known is well worth a visit.

The falafel crunchy wrap here for £2.50 is a bargain. You can find a small but finely formed…read moreselection of Lebanese food with sandwiches, pies, salads and mezza on offer. The two guys that run it are friendly and up for a chat. It's a small place selling good fairly priced food. I'll miss it when it's not a five minute walk away.

From the owner: Falafel crunchy Falafel vegetarian food made from chickpeas…read moreand spices rolled into a ball served with lettuce,tomato,pickles&tahina sauce

I had one of my 21st birthday meals here with all my family and as it was a wednesday night it was…read morevery quiet and we had the place to ourselves but the waiters were great and made us feel comfortable, they were also a bit nervous but only because they wanted to do a good job. The food is delicious and cheap, with large rich ingredients and it also serves speciality coffee. I have tastes a few dishes there unlike anything Ive tasted before and I eat out A LOT !! An added bonus is that they do corkage so we were able to bring wine and champagne that had been bought for me. The interior is a mix between intimate and modern with an exotic influence and also boasts a Shisha bar upstairs with a balcony. They also do takeaways , so if you ever need high quality food and not a greasy pizza, I recommend ordering. I will eat there again and again.

From the owner: Fatit Hummus (), hummus with toasted flat bread, chickpeas and yogurt topped with fried butter and…read moreroasted pine nuts. Moujadara (), a rich lentil and rice dish topped with caramelised onions. Sawda Daja, marinated chicken liver fried with onions, sautéed in lemon and herbs. Fattoush salad(), diced lettuce, tomato, cucumber, green pepper, onion and mint in lemon and olive oil dressing. Mixed Grill, grilled skewers of minced lamb, marinated lamb and chicken cubes served with salad and rice or chips. Kharouf Mehshi - Lamb Shanks.Spiced Rice topped with lamb shanks and nuts, served with cucumber yogurt salad Fresh pastries- Fresh salads-bbqs- vegetarian dishes