Went there for lunch. Prices are OK, the portions are generous and the food has lots of flavour…read more(though I wouldn't exactly call it spicy). Note that neither change nor "avoir" is provided when paying with tickets resto.

From the owner: Le Libanais d'Issy-les-Moulineaux a élu domicile sur les lieux de l'ancienne annexe du Champ de…read moreMars, au cœur du quartier du Val d'Issy Dans un cadre résolument contemporain, le chef y mitonne une cuisine gourmande et généreuse. Spécialité de la maison : les mezzés, une tradition de la gastronomie levantine. La carte offre également un choix de viandes marinées, plats du jour, grillades tendres et savoureuses, à agrémenter de boissons aux arômes onctueux ou de vin, choisis parmi les meilleures caves de la Bekaa

The food is amazing and every bite was delicious. The service without a doubt was one of the best…read moreI've ever experienced. I came to Paris for my first time and stopped for a bite to eat and came back every single day thereafter. I was greeted with hugs and the service and most importantly, the food, was just incredible! The restaurant is comfortable, warm, beautiful.

C'est la meilleure cuisine libanaise de la ville de Paris ! Les autres lieux sont des imposteurs,…read moreils ne sont pas authentiques. Feyrouz, c'est une bonne cuisine traditionnelle qui fait plaisir. This is the best Lebanese food in the city of Paris! The other places are imposters, they are not authentic. Feyrouz is good traditional cuisine that makes you happy.

Lebanese food in the Paris burbs. Vibe was off and owner was not friendly. Both me and my friend I…read moredined with felt the service was cold and odd. Most unfriendly experience during our French trip. Food was decent. Hummus was good like I experienced when visiting the Middle East. Several tables to sit at or option to take to go. We did dine in but maybe this place is better experienced through the food and as take out.

Another mom n pop gem we discovered while roaming the streets…read more I ordered a mixed platter that came with the meats ( kabob and chicken shawarma meat) and then the sides ( hummus, Baba G, tabouli etc). The portions were generous. The food was delicious, and the service was also very good. As far as ambiance, I felt like dining at home. Intimate, private and tranquil.

This story starts about 3 months ago when my organization/company I work for in Boston was looking…read morefor a location to host a company dinner in Paris when there for a convention. Our event planner started looking in June for a September venue. She contacted several restaurants located near the Paris Expo, however one after one could not accommodate our "unreasonable" requests of a private room, unlimited alcohol, hot food buffet, Sunday evening dinner starting at 5pm until whenever, and flowers on the table. Literally a few weeks before coming we found Al Fawar. After our first email they immediately responded with "we can do whatever you ask"!!!. Taking no down payment from us overseas they took all our requests and presented an ambiance and food that was top notch and served with true genuine hospitality. I already loved Lebanese food but this was on another level. The presentation of the food and the taste was unparalleled. Thank you Al Fawar. We will be back!!!

Had the falafel and chicken sandwich. Both were very good and flavorful. We also had hummus which…read morewas very creamy and delicious! Would definitely come back if I lived here. The food was very reasonably priced as well! Most affordable lunch we have had in Paris.

I visited La Mosquée on a Rick Steves' recommendation, and it was such a unique dining experience…read moreon our recent Paris trip. The restaurant, set inside a stunning mosque across the street from Jardin des Plantes, is hard to miss. I had made a reservation for an early dinner, and we were seated inside the mosque. Upon arriving, we actually had to find a new table since the restaurant's resident cat was sprawled across the couch, taking an afternoon nap. When we were settled in, we ordered the tagine with beef meatballs; couscous with chicken; and eggplant and carrot salad. Everything paired so well together. The tagine was incredibly flavorful - it tasted as if it had been simmering for hours. The couscous, stew, and chicken all arrived on separate platters - it was a little awkward to serve, but the sum of parts was delicious. The chicken was tender and juicy, and the vegetable stew was the optimal accompaniment. The tangy carrot and eggplant salad provided a source of brightness to the meal. Dining in the beautiful setting of the mosque-restaurant added to the overall charm of the experience.

Fantastic little place to relax and enjoy a glass of their famous mint tea and their sweets…read more I was coming back from my tour of the Catacombs when it started to drizzle so I ducked into this cafe to get a snack and beverage. The mint tea is probably their most famous drink and I see why it is. Perfectly sweetened, served in a glass but it is warm; don't try to chug it. There is a wide selection of sweets. Once you pick your table, a server will come with beverages. Then you can walk back to the entrance of the cafe and pick your sweets. The garden itself is very private and relaxing, away from the street noise. It was a nice little corner of heaven.