We came here for lunch, and boy did we enjoy it. Their menu for lunch is pretty simple - you get in…read moreand chose your protein/vegetarian choice for a lunch plate. We went for vegetarian option and were initially bummed on the lack of options presented to us. The plate itself comes with a falafel, salad, cheese stick, stuffed dolma and 4 varieties of dips - among other things. Definitely worth a visit if you are looking for a good vegetarian meal in the city.

Love the extensive vegan/vegetarian meze menu at this Lebanese restaurant, containing a wide…read morevariety of flavours and textures. However the five dishes we shared weren't all very good, the spicy cauliflower had a distinct burnt flavour, the stuffed mini aubergines were very vinegary and quite awful. The interior is VERY dark and despite the restaurant being quite empty when we arrived 5pm-ish we were seated in the darkest inner room, at the smallest table right at the kitchen and the entrance to the inner room were everyone passed by. The pitabread (very dry) was stuffed in a plastic bag in a basket on every table. When the food arrived it was hart near impossible to fit everything on the small table for two. I did however enjoy the patata brava-like dish, the mushroom/onion/garlic, the beetroots and the passionfruit juice. And I'd love to try the other vegan dishes on the menu, and I'd be happy to give a 4 if the next visit will be more overall satisfying.

Come hungry and wear loose pants! Because you're going to be feeling pretty full by the end of your…read morevisit to Palmyra. Quality, fresh and authentic middle eastern "fast food" at a very reasonable price. This place is the real deal! Many "kebab" restaurants in Stockholm serve you defrosted kebab pieces they buy in bulk but here you can watch the staff slice fresh juicy strips of meat straight from the turning kebab thing (you know what i mean). It's just good! Go and pig out! You won't regret it!!

Tried buying the chicken kebab takeaway meal, although the food was alright, the owner hid a piece…read moreof bread beneath the container filled with chicken meat to make the container look full, and i found out that this is one of the common shady practices that the owner does to avoid giving out the same amount of chicken meat to beef meat. Do not recommend

Very nice, cozy place to eat. The stuff there is super friendly, maybe the friendliest I have yet…read morefound in Stockholm and the service is quick. Good quality, fresh Eastern food and nice selection of spices. Prices are around 100sek. I recommend it for sure even if you want to go on your own and relax.

The service was super friendly and the food was fantastic. I had the mixed grill platter and all…read morethe meats were perfectly cooked and seasoned. We ate here on our last night in Stockholm and I'm so glad we did. Now I know the standard for excellent middle eastern food.

So good, and a great option for vegan/vegetarian food. I had the hummus combo (vegan) and I loved…read moreevery single thing on the plate. Great falafel as well. I love that they also have sauces on the tables to spice things up. There is a decent amount of seating for such a small restaurant (2 or 3 larger tables and a few bar tables along the windows) and the interior is really nice and cozy. Unfortunately there is no public restroom. Although I think some of their dinner/weekend prices are a little expensive, it is still a quick, affordable, healthy option.

Good wraps, good hummus, good everything. Falafel was good, I like to grab a wrap or two they can…read morebe eaten on the go.

So we had dinner at this place & the first thing caught my attention & probably ruined the rest of…read morethe experience for me, was that the waiter ( a middle aged man) was incredibly rude! He had this attitude from the beginning & I thought maybe he is having a bad day but then we asked him about a word on the menu ( that we thought was something we haven't seen before since it was misspelled) he went: this is the correct word & spelling, you use the wrong word & you gotta learn what's correct ( read this with attitude) !! We ordered two different grilled lamb dishes called Beftek ghanam & Ozi. One was supposed to be tenderloin & the other one was lamb pieces with nuts. The tenderloin was quite ok but the other one was cooked with really bad quality meat & the meat smelled kind of funny! It's more like a take away kind of restaurant that charges fancy prices and the Lebanese beer they serve, is not drinkable, oh and last but not least they even charged us for the tab water ( which has never happened to me before in Sweden!!)

I love lebanese food. Not surprising since im half lebanese. This place is excellent! The food is…read moreauthentic and delicious, what a cook! Like another yelper wrote, you can tell alot of time and effort is taken in the preparation. The portions are generous too. For an authentic lebanese experience (which generally includes an ambush of appetizers) id go for the meza grill where you get all sorts of appetizers (ALOT) and some grilled meat. Im getting hungry just writing this. On top of good food the service is great and staff are friendly. Will definately make this one of my regular eat out places.

I walked by this place almost every single day and didn't think anything of it, since it's located…read morein the same building as the T-bana. Honestly I thought it was just a shisha/hookah lounge as the back area is purely that. Luckily for me, my wife loves shisha, and she kept asking me to go here with her since there's always people smoking shisha here. So we went. We struggled a bit as both of us are pretty terrible at Swedish for the time being, though she's better than me at it. We managed to order a lemon lime shisha and a couple beers. About 20 minutes after smoking, I was getting hungry as I had only eaten breakfast (normal for me to only eat once or twice a day) all day up to this point and it was about 1800. I was going to suggest we head out, or at the least I head out, so I can eat, but I saw another guy with a menu. I didn't even know they served food up to this point. I ordered a char grilled shish-kebab with rice and a salad. You can't eat in the hookah area, which is fine, and he let me know it would be about 15 minutes until it was finished. I waited and the (really nice) guy that was working there let me know the food was ready. It was delicious. Far better than I thought it was going to be. The meat was juicy and tender with the rice, which was perfectly cooked. The salad didn't have any dressing but instead seemed that it was tossed in a red wine vinegar. I would come back here again any day of the week, if only for the food, but I know I would get a hookah as well. It also helps that the staff was super friendly. If you like shisha/hookah, or just good food, you should stop by here.

This unexpected pearl of the orient gave us a pleasant surprise. The rustic cuisine leaves no one…read morewanting more. The presentation is simple and the whole fish is not for the squeamish. This a very welcome addition to the local offering of pizzerias and kebab places.