Amazing Lebanese breakfast... same as what you'll get in Lebanon. Great service and very friendly…read morestaff too. We're in London for only a week but have already been there twice even though it's a 45 trip! Might go there again before we leave ;)

Love love love this place! The most adorable restaurant with great food and attentive waiters. We…read moreordered the full Lebanese breakfast which they say is for two people but we were both quite full halfway through it. Every component was authentic Lebanese and delicious. I enjoyed the Turkish coffee. Service was very fast. The atmosphere is very calm and I absolutely loved how beautiful and bright the space is. We came in the morning so it wasn't full and was easy to find parking. Afterward you can have a look at the boats along a walkway overseeing the canal. Had a great time here and will definitely visit again!

When you walk in it makes you feel you're not in London. The ambiance is really cool. Food was…read moretasty and the portions were generous. The liver (staters) was amazing and easily good for two. Service was great, really friendly.

Went during half term so not busy. Had a 12-course starter selection for 4. Amazing falafel and…read morewhite aubergine mousse, very tasty spicy sausages and filled wine leaves, various salads and hummus. Definitely too much of a good thing but one of the best mezze we've ever had. Rustic interior yet spacey, good to spend some time over food. Very much enjoyed it. UPDATE: Went again with friends and while good quality the range was quite limited and we good some dishes twice/others not at all. Still a good recommendation though.

This was an amazing place to be! The food and Shisha were on point ! We went on a Monday night and…read moremade a reservation through my concierge! The only reason it does not have 5 stars since they did not offer the "20%" of food which was posted on tell for checking in. The other advice I would have is to have more staff, since they did not come often to change coals or take orders.

A complete hidden gem! Found this place via Top Table…read more We had a very tasty mix schwarma and salad that was super fresh and really well dressed. This was followed by a good Moroccan mint tea which was just like my Grandmother used to make. The food is very authentically Lebanese/Middle Eastern (I'm from the Middle East originally). The shisha was also really good, about £8-10 cheaper than central London and much smoother. They do the coals properly just outside the restaurant. The interior of this place is decorated richly (perhaps not to everyones taste) as well as plush and comfortable. Service was fantastic and the reason this review ultimately gets five stars. Every single server we had had a great attitude. This made our Friday night after a long week at work. If you enjoy authentic Lebanese cuisine, great service and shisha done properly - this is a great place to spend an evening without Central London prices. I went expecting a lot less but was pleasantly surprised. We will definitely be returning.

Got take away from this counter near Wembley. Chicken…read moreShawara and Potatoes (Batatas). Staff was friendly and accommodating, even offering me a taste of things. Generous portions of everything. Packed very nicely-this made it more appetizing! Everything was tasty! Would return for certain.

We found the place by coincidence, it was not listed in google maps, the place serves simple…read moreLebanese food like falafel, shawarma and other middle eastern food. We tried the falafel, the sandwich was very tasty and the service was so quick. There is no places to sit down and eat but it is nice to take a sandwich on the go and enjoy walking in the area.

Honestly this place is nothing but disgusting, I was at the restaurant on Sunday, nothing's…read moreorganised people all waiting in the lobby, the woman (owner?) was shouting at her staff, some man holding a large tray of around 20/30 metal shish and walking around, no health and safety procedures. Then we witnessed the woman (owner/manager) verbally abusing a poor lady customer, we began to feel extremely uncomfortable after waiting for 10 minutes or so, and no one had come to seat us. We, then saw a horrific thing a rat!! Shocked to say the least! Our first time visiting there, we immediately walked out. Worst restaurant ever and worst experience ever, totally ruined our Sunday! The place needs to be shut down!!!

Fresh, authentic and delicious. Each item had unique flavours and tastes. The bread are amazing…read moreand mint and lime drink is the top. Lamb Quzi and Kakbab Erbil.

Excellent! My first time trying middle eastern food and I love it!! Excellent service and the hooka…read moremade it a perfect experience. I would most definitely come back for more. The service was very attentive as well :)

This used to be my local Sheesha bar (Hookah bar for the Americans) It was good due to its…read morelocation, its choice of flavours and it was quite spacious, I've never eaten here so no idea what the food is like. I used to love coming here for a late night sheesha but unfortunately it closed down recently which is a shame.

Wonderful mix of young and middle aged singles and families. The food menu cater to every taste…read more The shisha is so good & never burns for up to 4 1/2 hours spent there. Very very friendly owner and staff

After a loooooong day of travel we needed a good meal. We have smallish kids, so we were a little…read morenervous to try such heavily ethnic food. Im happy to report it was a smashing success. Everyone loved the halloumi appetizer, and we got a variety of meats for the meal. Everyone loved them. The lamb lollipops were the biggest hit, with the mince lamb kebabs in a close second. The staff was very kind and helpful in guiding our choices. There was plenty of food and we had leftovers for breakfast. It was very laid back, we were in casual travel clothes and felt fine. Some families were definitely a little dressier. Very convenient location and worth a tube ride!

Celebrated a triple birthday with family here. The staff was very considerate accommodating a…read morelarge group. The service was prompt and the food tasted great. Between our table of 18+ people, we got quite a large bit of the menu to try. They pay attention to detail here, which is really nice, stopping by to make sure you have enough condiments and everything is ok. The toum was a favorite at our table being that it was a newer experience for many. The vibe here is really nice and warm. Every table across the room had happy faces. I got the chicken shawarma and just like all the other plates, it was a larger than average portion and the flavor was really good. This restaurant did a great job and I would recommend going here if you have a large group with something to celebrate.

This little Tunisian restaurant just opened, and it has a lot of promise. The guy who seems to run…read moreit is super friendly and excited to join the neighbourhood. He talked about eventually offering a prix-fixe menu, though it's a regular appetizer/main menu for now. There was a lot of pride in his voice when discussing the restaurant. Both dishes we ordered were very fresh and very reasonably-priced. The beautiful tiled decor and flowered crockery seemed Tunisian, and there was a book about Tunisian culture on the table. All of the small touches seemed nice; for example, the Arabic coffee had a few drops of rose water added from a beautiful little container. The space is very small, with 2 tables outside and 4 or 5 (that I saw) inside. I suspect that it is destined to become very busy, as soon as locals realise how delicious, affordable, and authentic this place is.

This is the only Tunisian place in London. The host was very nice and told us all about Tunisia as…read morehe took our orders. He was very accomodating. We tried several dips, a stew, and couscous. Ask for recommendations. The food is different but delicious. It's all hand made. Try the mint tea. Absolutely amazing. Would definitely recommend this place.

I first heard about the Persian Palace over three years ago when I met Allen D (fellow reviewer) at…read morea Yelp event in Soho. Back then he told me about this Persian restaurant in Ealing and I promised I would check it out eventually. Forward several years - I still haven't kept my promise - I receive the following Yelp compliment from Allen D: "Happy New Year Mr Uli. You know every time I end up in Persian Palace I wonder if you've managed to try Persian yet!" Seriously, how can I not but strap on my boots and venture out to Ealing after receiving such a note! I arrived at Persian Palace on a Sunday evening around 7pm and I was greeted by a line of about 15 people. Great...maybe I should've read the reviews forewarning me about this. But I'm in good spirits, have a book on me and am starving...so I queue up in very English fashion. The line moves quite quickly and after about 20-25 minutes waiting I am being offered a table. Once seated I whip out my Yelp App with the intention of studying the other people's reviews for food recommendations. But the nice waitress disapproves of this behaviour. When she sees me studying my phone, she says something like this: "No need to google the best dishes, that's what I am here for!" I loved her for this frankness and right away switched off my phone and waited for her input. I ended up ordering the following starter and main course with her: Starter: Kashk-E-Badenjan (sauteed aubergine, walnuts, garlic, whey and mint) with bread Main: Momtaz (one skewer of marinated chicken fillet and one skewer of mince lamb kabab served with rice, grilled tomato) Drink: Doogh (yogurt-based beverage seasoned with mint; similar to the Turkish Ayran) All of the above items were plentiful and delicious and I was happy as a puppy! And even though I was quite satiated after these two rather big portions, I still remembered a dessert when I had first read Allen's review: Paloodeh (or has he spelt it: Faloodeh). Paloodeh is a Persian sorbet threaded with rice noodles and flavoured with rose water. It's served along with a fresh slice of lemon, which you're supposed to squeeze over the sorbet. I have to say this was the highlight of my dinner. The unusual combination of sorbet and vermicelli noodles was exotic and absolutely delicious. I loved it! Some last tips: * I suggest coming here as a group - do make a reservation though! * If you live nearby, you can skip the line and order take away (online ordering is possible) Thanks, Allen D, for making me come here!

Great spot, friendly staff…read more Can get busy during religious holidays but it is a big spot. Good for large groups.