We found this restaurant last year, and we had good memories so we decided to come back this year again. There were 8 of us at the restaurant for dinner, no reservation but they didn't have a problem to accommodate the group. We shared a few appetizers. Fattoush salad was not bad, and we also had falafel that was very tasty. As a main course, I had the special of lamb leg confit which was tasty. I finished dinner with a Turkish coffee, which was of course called there a Lebanese coffee :) the coffee was okay, I would prefer it a bit stronger. Prompt, friendly, attentive service. read more

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Food is good but staff is rude, they treat the clients very poorly, a bald server didn't even have patience to listen my order, I guess is because Im not French, who knows, not coming back to this place ever! It was a horrible experience! Servers treat outsiders like garbage. read more

We really enjoyed the food and the service at this restaurant! Food was great and the waiters were very helpful

This is a high-end Lebanese restaurant in Antibes right by the water. The inside is pretty big and there's outdoor seating that overlooks the water. I went here for lunch and there was no wait to be seated even though it was pretty packed. Service is very slow and prices are expensive. They offer a lot of options on their menu including hot appetizers, cold appetizers and entrees. My sister and I ordered a bunch of appetizers to share because that was the most cost effective. Here are 3 appetizers that I ordered: Falafel- I've only been to one place where I didn't like the falafel and this was the second. It's not your typical fried falafel. When I think of falafel, I expect a crispy brown crust with a green chickpea color on the inside. This falafel had a light brown outer color and same on the inside so I'm assuming something else was added to the chickpeas to get such an off color. Hummus- Nothing special. It was bland and didn't taste much different from a store brand hummus. The pita was also lacking - it was very thin and had no flavor. Rikakate- This is a pasty filled with sheep cheese. It was good but nothing special. It tasted like a cheese egg roll from a Chinese restaurant. Between my sister and I, we ordered 5 appetizers, no drinks and the total bill was around 50 euros. Overall, I wouldn't go back. Food wasn't the best and not worth the price. Service is too slow it being a fancy restaurant. There's many other delicious Lebanese restaurants in the French Riviera. read more

Le Phenicia - Lebanese Near Me - Antibes, 06

Again, I like the view from this restaurant. Sit outside, enjoy the sun, feel the breeze through the ocean while waiting for your food is an amazing feeling. The food itself is tasty. It's kinda similar with Turkish restaurants in Stockholm. read more

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Great! The food is delicious, service is good, everyone is nice. We had chicken shawarma with two sides. Recommend.

Amazing Lebanese food by the water. The chicken kebabs are perfectly grilled. The mousaka starter is tasty as is the green beans. They are very friendly despite limited English speaking. Would come back here again! read more

My family is celebrating Christmas in the French Riviera. Last night we had dinner at Le Phenicia and felt like we were invited for dinner with a local family. The food was spectacular, the restaurant is spotless. Bilal the owner recommended a great bottle of red which went great with my Three Skewers. Bilal even sat at our table and joined us for a cup of tea and shared his Lebanese family background with us. If you are looking for more than just a great meal, but a great experience, be sure to include Le Phenicia on your itinerary! read more

Le Phenicia - Bilal the owner joining us for tea. - Lebanese Near Me - Antibes, 06

Loved the lamb with sides of moussaka and a feta salad. One of my fave restaurants on the Riviera. Excellent service and fair pricing.

The hummus-lamb- roasted pine nuts plate is small but satisfying. Friendly staff. The teas are reportedly delicious and they speak highly of the desserts but I didn't try any. read more

Le Phenicia - The view from Le Phenicia in Antibes. - Lebanese Near Me - Antibes, 06

I wavered between a 3 and a 4 star. The food was excellent. We had the lamb skewers, chicken skewers, chicken chawarma, and the kafta grille. The sides of hummus, rice, salad with feta were all very good. The pita was warm and fresh. We all enjoyed our food. The downsides: our waitress obviously didn't enjoy her job. She was polite but unengaged. Once we got our food, she never made eye contact again to ask if everything was good or if we needed anything. Aside from the unfriendly service, I have never in my life paid 7 euro for a 750ml bottle of water. When we asked for water, she should have told us it would set us back 7 euro. That's just a way to make extra money. The food was already expensive but the water was over the top. read more

Best libanais Of The French Riviera Amazing food, excellent service Perfect location Higly recomended!!! read more

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Very nice food, but I did find it perhaps a bit pricey. I however don't know Antibes and the typical prices well enough to state the restaurant is overpriced. Given the delicious food and friendly, relaxed service I would definitely go again. The location is quite nice and the area is walkable. Being close to the water the outside seating may get chilly towards dinner time even on otherwise warm days. If you only intend to have cold dishes, it may be good to keep that in mind. read more

Great setting! Overlooking the sea. I found the food to be good but my partner didn't feel that the quality was on par with the prices they charged. Either way we enjoyed our dinner and as we went in April, it was nice that there were heat lamps available as it did get quite chilly. Excellent service and nice wines! read more