Open till 4am - you need to satisfy ur shawerma urges Maroush is the place to be - I have the…read morechicken shawerma - very good garlic paste on point missing the French fries to be perfectly honest Kibbeh was authentic and well done - loved it so is the baba ganouj - they also have the beef shawerma as well . Overall - great Lebanese joint , great food !!!

Wow I loved the food here! We stumbled upon this gem by accident but I'm so glad we did. The food…read morefelt very authentic and was very delicious. I ordered the Shish Taouk sandwich and WOW. The baba ghanoush was also so yummy especially with the warm Lebanese bread. The ambiance was nice but pretty plain, the staff friendly, and the service was quick. If you're looking for good food at a great price in an otherwise overpriced area, I definitely recommend!

Tiny little place for eating in (and not much ambience), but we did takeout. The lamb donar kebab…read moreservings were very generous with lots of salad, making my purchase of a salad to go with it somewhat redundant. The serving of chips, again was a very large. The guys behind the counter were friendly and accommodating. Overall a very good experience and more than an excellent value.

Stopped in for a quick bite while we were on the way to the natural history Museum, the guy who…read moreowns the place is super nice, and the food was amazing!

It's okay. The food was blah. The service was marginal…read more Bunch of guys running around in white shirts doing nothing. It's like a family reunion. It's tight seating, so get as skinny as you can. I will find a better place next time in London.

Absolutely delicious food and friendly wait staff. Foody heaven. This is one of my favorite…read morerestaurants ever in London.

Quick and convenient. You can order with the touchscreen pad that they have. They have some seating…read moreupstairs but it is quite limited. I wanted something refreshing so I got the greens and grains chicken salad & enjoyed it. I liked the pomegranate topped with it. The salad also came with some sort white dressing on top which was different but it paired well with it.

Nice and healthy. Just too little chicken in a portion so head to get an extra chickenread more

Right after experiencing Natural History Museum, we were in this area and saw this amazing,…read morebeautiful restaurant. Of course, we had to try this. First thing that will struck yoy- is its ambience. It's gloriously lively inside. Shelves are lined with imported goods, with so many items on the wall, and lighting hanging from the ceilings. If you have been to any Turkish shop in a Christmas market, it's the same. Anyway, we waited around 15-20 minutes to get the table. We started with their local beers - Local Beirut beer and Menabrea Beer: I won't say, it was unique, but yeah, it had good taste. We were here with a friend from Amsterdam, and we were having a good time. Server did remind us about the main course.. hahaa.. we ordered * Mixed Grill- Lamb chicken kofta with veggies and sauces * Lamb Kofta Grill -grilled ground lamb with veggies and sauces * Batata Harra - small potato pieces in spices... * Baba Ghanuj- smooth smoked eggplant- that's my fav * Warm Flatbread - their in-house bread with olive oil. Goes with baba ghanuj... what an awesome pair... I could have eaten this only without complaint. The food was plentiful, bright, delicious, and filling without being heavy for one person. And did I mention AWESOME! The tastes, the decor, the service, and the value all came together for a perfect meal in London at Comptoir Libanais. This is an absolutely fabulous spot. Try it out if you are near to Musuem neighborhood.

Food was good and reasonably priced. Service was mediocre. Very cute inside and bathrooms were…read moreclean.

Strutton Ground Market is a small street market held on weekdays near the Victoria section of…read moreLondon. The market is named for the narrow cobblestone street that it is located on. It is one of the most centrally located street markets in London. The market mainly caters for local residents and the office population in the immediate Victoria Street area, selling food, groceries, books and clothing, but is becoming increasingly popular with tourists. My wife and I visited the Strutton Ground Market while we were on a trip to London in April 2019. We had just visited Westminster Abbey down the street, and my wife told me about a great street market that we could stop at for lunch. She had studied abroad in London and knew her way around the city pretty well. There were so many delicious-sounding food vendors that we had trouble picking. I decided to order from a Middle Eastern food vender called Falafel Zaki Zaki. I ordered "The Whole Shebang Wrap" which was stuffed with falafel, eggplant (aubergine), salad, hot peppers, pickled vegetables and white sauce. Just as I was about to take a picture of the delicious wrap, the vendor posed for the shot and had me cracking up. That wrap was so good!! My wife found a cool Indian street food vendor and ordered some Samosas and a side of Chicken with Rice. We ended up sharing all of our food and were very happy with our choices. We'll definitely stop again on our next trip to London.

For this area , a street food place has is really a great variety for what you pay for. I like the…read moremixture of shops and stalls to give you a very wide choice of options as well as , coffee and 2 shops one of them is selling dresses and the other one is selling shoes and slippers

First time having Turkish food. Loved it…read more Kazan is a welcoming little restaurant with a delicious selection. Seriously, everything on the menu looks so good. The complimentary bread went so well with the baba ganoush, and the chicken in the Tavuk Izgara was probably the most tender chicken I've ever had in my life. Excellent service, and nice ambiance, but the food is a bit pricier than what I'm used to (to be expected in London).

food review from a vegetarian perspective Borek was salty…read more Hummus was bland and was dry, not flavourful . on request i was provided chilli sauce (not spicy) Falafal was ok Imam bayildi (vg) was ok Overall there are no exciting flavours that test the pallet It's all neutral and seasoned with salt and pepper I would not visit again if I had a choice

Stayed maybe two blocks away from this place. Was starving & found this place. I'm so glad we went…read morein. A very cute & chill vibe. We were sat immediately. The service was good! The pornstar martini was the best one that I've had! The food was delicious! I would definitely stop by again if ever in London!

We did take out but would have loved to dined in. The food was very delicious! We had the chicken…read morewrap and chicken rice bowl. The restaurant was clean and looked very family friendly. Cute decor Service was quick and staff friendly

In all our world travels, this was one of the best falafels we've had. We strongly recommend the…read morewrap, made with fresh bread and falafel. Don't forget the eggplant (aubergines as they call them) as it makes the wrap exceptional. Definitely a must try here in the Berwick Market

There are lots of samey food stands on Berwick Street during weekday lunchtimes, serving…read more(something) in a wrap with salad. Mexican, Moroccan, and, in this case, falafel. Of those I have sampled however, Jerusalem Falafel was the runaway winner. An enormous wrap (a good foot long) with 3 large falafel inside, as much salad as you think you could eat, and the usual sauces - for a fiver! You can upgrade for another pound and get a couple more falafel pieces, but you probably don't need to; this is one filling lunch. The only thing stopping a 5-star review is the mess up in the ordering; I asked for the large, was charged for the large, but didn't notice that they only put the 3 pieces in my wrap until I got back to the office to eat. However, I didn't feel ripped off, as I said this was great value even at the extra pound. There isn't exactly a choice in what you get, besides the salad and sauce, but what they give you is top notch. I will be back to see if the quality is consistent, as this may become my new favourite cheap lunch spot in Soho...

This was by far the best Lebanese restaurant and meal we had for a long time. Jaff our host treated…read moreus like royalty with a generous and incredible sense of Lebanese hospitality. shkraan jzylaan! Attentive, great counsel he recommended that we taste the Makloube Lamb and some Kibbeh Nayeh. By Jove this was exquisitely delicious! You had the feeling to eat homemade Lebanese food with your friends and family! Their hummus and Motabal was also remarkably good. Somehow for two hours we had the impression to be back in the Middle East enjoying the best of food. Even at 11pm the restaurant was buzzing and happening! This is really a real Lebanese gem in London! The owner is a great Chef and it shows!

Yummy is all what I can think of almost 10 hours after our dinner. It's by far the most delicious…read moreLebanese food I have had in London in the past 10 years. It felt I am eating at someone's house and not a restaurant food. The service was amazing and they were so smooth even tho the restaurant was full house. The lady who was taking care of us didn't fail to have a smile on her face the whole time. The restaurant is really beautiful and has beautiful decor. Next time I am in London I will be going back for sure! Enjoy it and let me know what was your favorite dish!