Really good food, nice but not effusive waitstaff, clean outdoor seating in a busy area for…read morepeople-watching. A very good choice. 4.5 stars! On our first evening in Brussels we ventured first to drink some beer. The food at the beer joint was limited so by the time we moseyed on over here, we were pretty tipsy and definitely hungry. Which is surely why I ordered almost everything vegetarian they had on the menu. I love this style of sharing food! The list: stuffed grape leaves, fried cauliflower, babaganouj, falafel, mujadra...omg, everything was so delicious. Our meat-eating friend ordered her own meaty plate, cannot say much about that (I try not to look) but she seemed to enjoy it. The meal came with a huge amount of pita bread, which is great. The prices were reasonable and the portions were large. Of course, we were unable to eat everything so we asked them to pack us up a few containers to go, which they did skillfully. Believe it or not, we made a great lunch for three out of the leftovers the next day. A place definitely worth checking out.

We were wondering around looking for somewhere to eat and we ran into this place. We were sold as…read moresoon as we saw there was a vegetarian plate. We ordered that and a side of fries. Everything was fantastic. Plenty of food for two hungry tourists. The generous serving of fries came with three dipping sauces and the vegetarian plate came with plenty of pita bread. €22 well spent.

Found this restaurant while exploring Brussels walking down on chaussée Mons…read more The place offers Lebanese/Syrian food from kafta, shish taouk, lamb cubes on skewers, all grilled on charcoal, to regular mezza like kibbe, sfiha, hummus, baba ghannouj, tabboulé and other traditional dishes. Everything we ordered was cooked to perfection. We ordered the mixed grill plate that came with toum (garlic delicious sauce), regular and spicy Lebanese bread, kafta, shish taouk and lamb cubes grilled skewers along with grilled tomatoes and onions. We also ordered basmati rice. As for starters and mezza, we ordered hummus, tabboulé, fried kibbe. This was more than a enough for a party of four. The staff was very friendly and the manager was very attentive and answered all our questions. Service was very quick eve though the place was almost full. Mezza (starters) came first after we placed our order followed by the main order soon after.

Meilleur restaurant syrien de Belgique et même de France…read more Exclente cuisine syrienne authentique. Restaurant familial et tres chaleureux. Adresse incontournable dans Bruxelles. Merci à votre accueil et pour cet merveilleux déjeuner. A très bientôt j'espère La famille Osman

My family says they'd come back. So thumbs up. A local casual Cafe that serves "Syrian food with…read moreLebanese soul ". Very nicely made and presented Mediterranean food. Huge take out business with folks coming to pick up all the time. Also many people dining as well. So a very popular place. We took the Duo Menu that allowed to sample many dishes. We liked everything. Very reasonably priced.

This restaurant does not exist. Instead, a restaurant named Novus is in its place. I was really in…read morethe mood for some Lebanese food! Why is it atil on Yelp?

This restaurant is one of my favorite Lebanese restaurants ever and I travel all over the world…read more It's every bit as good as my number one favorite in Dubai. The tabbouleh and hummus are fabulous and fresh. The chicken shish taouk is perfect. I've come to Brussels 3x this month from the USA and this is my "go to" restaurant. My only hesitation in recommending it is that selfishly I don't want it to get too busy where they won't be able to accommodate us!

Best Middle Eastern food! I happened to stop in just by chance when on my way home from a work…read morefunction and it was around 11pm and I still had not eaten an actual meal so was pretty hungry and thinking some falafel would be nice. Since it was so late and they were just closing, falafel would have been a pain for them to make (heating up the oil, etc. would take forever) so instead I got the vegetarian mezze. I'm so happy I did, the different foods were delicious! You could really taste how fresh and homemade everything was. My boyfriend also commented on how amazing his chicken kebab tasted, so fresh and with mint! It was way too much to eat that night, so now I have some leftovers ;) After talking to the girl who prepared the food, she explained that the food is actually more Syrian than Lebanese but since Lebanese is more well known they advertise as a Syrian-Lebanese resto. Good to know as now I'll be on the lookout for Syrian places to eat as well! Atmosphere is more casual/self-service, you order at the counter where the food is and sit down to eat. Price is more expensive than typical kebab (our meal was about 17 eur), but hey, you get what you pay for! I would definitely recommend to anyone who would like a healthier alternative to kebab!

Excellent and very fresh food. Only minus: the noise level…read moreon the high side.

After reading the reviews and looking for something new and different to eat in my neighbourhood…read morethat I could take home, I decided to give Snack Libanais a try. I have to admit that I was nicely surprised by the result, even though I'm not a real connoisseur of Lebanese food. The "assiette libanaise" offers a taste of different Lebanese delicacies and is quite good. Their "durums" are of course different than the ones that you can find in the regular durum snacks, very thin and tasty. However, one might say that it lacks a little bit of consistency. That would be the more negative note for me, but that's maybe how it is supposed to be. However, it did leave me a bit hungry for more, like it was missing a little kick to convince me it is a restaurant worth the detour. Even though, I liked it and I would definitely go back if craving Lebanese food (even if I heard that they're not really Lebanese, but Syrian), there is still something missing for me to give it a 4 star. Maybe I should just go back and give it another try. I might change my rating by then.

A total rip off. 1 Chicken wrap, 1 side of beans and 1 side of horrific uneatable spinach for…read moretwenty euro. The ladies had the worst attitude and they don't take credit card. An absolute rip off.

This is one of the best restaurant for Middle Eastern food. They don't have alcohol because they…read moreare Muslims and it is not your regular restaurant. If you are looking for food quality and a cultural experience don't miss this place.

Amazing food!!Great prices! Along a meal they serve small snack typical for Lebanese cuisine. Meat…read moreis fresh and very well prepared. Little problem with parking nearby, otherwise great!

Totally low key hole in the wall mom and pop joint…read more -Cash Only -No English menu -Authentic Lebanese cuisine -the husband (waiter) might seem stand-offish at first but he's actually very quiet and sweet. Whip out your google translate app so you can decipher the menu. Or just order the #2 prefix dinner that comes with a chicken kabob, Beef kabob, your choice of 3 appetizers (I picked the first 3 which was tabouleh, hummus, and eggplant dip). Also comes with dessert and some flat bread for dipping. My companion loved it so much, will be returning here without me!!! LoL!!!

Vraiment sympa. It's now called Restaurant Zaline. The menu is in French but has pictures of…read moreeverything. Delightful salad with crunchy bits. We had the Menu option and sampled many of their dishes. Loved it all. We'll come back.