This is a Lebanese stand and restaurant inside the Markthal. We came in from the train starving and…read moreit was one of the first places we saw. We ordered a vegetarian wrap that we devoured (it was sooooooooooooo good), and then had a walk around and decided it was not only the first place we saw but also the best, so we returned and went upstairs and had another one. I was less impressed by the place when I went upstairs - they have a more extensive restaurant menu (also more expensive - the same wrap upstairs was 4 euros more because it came with three measly sides which were not worth touching) but the staff were a bit chaotic (dropping things as they ran down the stairs), the wait for drinks and food was long, the tables weren't clean, etc. That said, did I mention the wrap was amazing? If you get it downstairs you can apparently go upstairs to eat it (they didn't tell us this, but we saw other people do it). Otherwise downstairs there is no seating. Enjoy!

Very delicious. Everything was very fresh very affordable.chill service and food ready do quickly…read more Nice and close to all the cathedrals and old buildings. Lovely spot.

What a lucky find was this place! I had the mixed grill and others with me had the meze combo and…read morefalafel. All the food was excellent. We chatted with the owner and he said they make their food (especially mezes) exactly the same way they make it home for themselves.

Best Ive ever had!! Went twice within 3 days!! Worth the wait if there is a line. However they are…read morequick

Ate here today and had a terrible experience. We ended up being charged 7 more euros for a side of…read morechili. When we kindly asked the owner to resolve the situation, he said there were no refunds available. He maintained a very hostile attitude the whole time and ended up flipping off my mother. It was a huge disappointment as most reviews have been positive thus far... I can't imagine someone running and operating an establishment in this fashion.

I heard about this place via "Let's Meet Abroad" Youtube channel, The YouTubers did a food tour of…read moreThe Hague and Baladi was one of the places they visited. We decided to get wraps (i.e. the falafel with hummus and the shawarma) and drinks (i.e. lemonade and jallab). The food was tasty and filling. The drinks were very refreshing. They have indoor as well as outdoor seating. I definitely recommend this place. The food was cheap and very friendly staff.

The hummus wraps are fantastic!! Fresh made bread with house made hummus with fresh cucumber,…read moretomato, mint and olive oil!! The fresh mint makes this phenomenal!! This place is great and reasonable!

We've tried Lebanese restaurants in several places in Antwerp, but what made this restaurant our…read morefavorite are the following: the flavours are very clean, balanced and bright compared to any other places we tried before. The staff is professional and proactive, making sure you have everything you need. We went for their wine suggestion and couldn't be more pleased with the choice. The discovery menu can feel like a lot but believe me, you won't regret it if you want to try several Lebanese specialties at once. The meat was juicy and delicious with their flat bread and special garlic.

Superb restaurant hidden gem in Antwerp. Superb service and high quality food. For people unsure…read moreof Lebanese food they will recommend what to eat. Lebanese wine is super and again is hidden gem

Good food and great service! Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area. Hidden gem.read more

Fantastic Lebanese food! We had walked by a few times and one evening decided to go in for dinner…read more It was so good! Food was fantastic and so was the service. If we had not been leaving the next day, we would have gone back again!

Pricy for what you get. The owner was bizarrely hostile , arrogant and dismissive when asked…read morespecific questions about the food and even the neighborhood, which is odd in a tourist town where, like the owner, many are immigrants or travelers, visitors, who come from places where is may not b e safe to walk in a park alone at night. That was the question that sent him into a frenzy, whether the nearby park was safe to walk in....WTF? As if anywhere in Lebanon or most the world is automatically safe to walk in at night. Excuse me for being wisely careful, esp after having been pickpocketed on the Amesterdam tram..... Unlike Analya S. there was no glass in my falafel, but i agree with her about the flavors being inadequate. P.S. you DONT need to tip in Europe, full stop. If you want to give a very small gratuity for above average service, you can. But people get paid here, and have no expectation of a tip...

Food was OK Not too many complaints it wasn't perfect but it was OK not as good as what I've heard…read moreit's a Palestinian place back home,but found the service a bit on the surly side It's not worth it when the service is like that

I ordered the mixed grill with rice pilaf and salad and it was FANTASTIC. Way more food than I…read morecould eat. It came with an accompaniment of 6 delicious sauces. Kind quick service and above all an excellent value. Highly recommend.

As Israelis we of course love Lebanese food. Excellent food…read moreand excellent service. Looking forward to come again in our next visit.

This small cafe is a real gem. The staff was welcoming and most helpful and all were smiling and…read morechatty yet not obsequious. All Halal and was as good as you will find in Rotterdam. The kebabs are to die for and the tzatziki was probably the best I've ever tasted.

Awesome food. The lamb kebab was delicious, super flavorful. Portions are pretty big. The bread you…read moreget with your meal is amazing. I'll be back again and again.