Me oh my! I enjoyed…read morea lovely dinner here one night with friends about a month ago when I was in Frankfurt for work. The food was amazing, the cocktails were mid, and the service was great. The smells, the spices. The photos speak for themselves.

My friend that lives in Germany (but is from the same city in the US I am from that has a large…read moremiddle eastern population-so fabulous food) highly recommended Du liban, which was walking distance to the JW Marriott. We ordered our favorites as well as a few recommendations from our server (who spoke English and was VERY helpful). EVERYthing was absolutely delicious. It was one of my favorite meals that we had while visiting Frankfort. Highly recommend!

Lamb Shawarma is just plain wicked. Brilliantly spiced.I'm addicted. West end of the Hauptwache…read moreStation.

Who know lebanees food and cosine will never dine at this restaurant, most of the food is far aways…read morefrom original taste and generosity of meal portion in lebanon. To be honest aside from the food, the fine professional service from Latifa was unforgettable. Over priced.

Good Lebanon food, the staff were very friendly and polite. Recommended for Arabic people and who…read morelikes arabic food.

I went for Halloumi and Tabule. Perfect Tabule. freshly made and prepared for us. It tasted like…read morebiting in a waterfall. Yes a waterfall! Tasted so fresh and clean and you feel refreshed an not filled. Ok, that is a general thing with Tabule, but you need to buy the good Petersilie to get this taste. My wife's platter (Teller) with hummus and beefloafes wer perfectly spiced. The sauce was a bit too spicy but that is fine. The feeling of an Imbiss/streetfood is gone quickly. It is one of the good cases where a new restaurant makes a difference. This was put as a must go place for our trips to Nordwestzentrum.

Habibi Restaurant was within walking distance to my hotel in Frankfurt, and I'm partial to Lebanese…read morefood, so I decided to check it out and wasn't disappointed with this decision! Habibi is separated into two sections: a normal restaurant with table service (and slightly higher prices/different options) and a counter (imbiss) with a few indoor and outdoor tables. Given that the weather was nice and I mainly wanted the cold mezzo options, I opted to eat on the "counter" side and sit out. I had the Habibi vegetarischer Teller (9,00 €) with Kibbeh Mäklieh on the side (2,00 €). The tabboule and baba ghanouj were exceptional, and the other items on the Teller platter were great as well. The kibbe balls were good but not as good as kibbe I've had at other Lebanese restaurants. I don't know much about the Lebanese restaurant scene in Frankfurt, but Habibi seems like a great choice for people in or around Brückenviertel.

Last summer, on July 9, 2011, my elderly mother (who is 72), sister and I traveled to Frankfurt for…read moreour cousin's wedding. We wanted to stop for a quick lunch before going onto the wedding site. We stopped at the patio outside of Kaiser Grill and sat down. The waitress came outside and started haranguing us and asking what we wanted. We said - quite calmly - that we wanted to have some lunch and to please give us a moment. We sat a moment longer trying to decide if we wanted to dine at this cafe and waited for her to bring us menus. She proceeded to yell at us - loudly enough for all surrounding patrons to hear - that we could not just sit there. To which my mother responded - we are waiting for menus and please stop shouting at us. She blew up at her - calling us stupid Americans. My mom said - "You should be more nice to your customers!" We left completely infuriated and embarassed (and hungry!) We started to get up and walk away and she started screaming after us - "Good Bye stupid Americans!" Unbelieveable. We walked a few more blocks to L'Amir - 17 Weserstrasse, 60329 Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany - and proceeded to spend more than 50 Euro on a *lovely* Lebanese lunch. The Kaiser Grill is - quite simply - the worst restaurant I have ever attempted to eat it. DO NOT patronize them!

Delicious and welcoming for a solo traveler! I had a free night in Frankfurt between sightseeing…read morewith my husband and the start of a work event, so treated myself to a glass of wine, a Picknick plate and a slice of cake at this cozy restaurant. (To get inside, by the way, use the door with the coatrack on it!) The service was quick and friendly, and the server quickly switched to English when I asked (quickly hitting the limits of my German). The food came out quickly and was a real feast. The hummus was perfectly creamy and smooth, the bread was soft and chewy, and the various salads and dips all complimented each other nicely. Great crispy falafel too! The only thing I didn't really like was the lentil salad--taste wise it was fine but I felt the lentils needed a little more cooking. However everything else was so good I definitely didn't leave hungry. After eyeing the cakes in the case for a while during my meal I asked for a recommendation, and settled on the hazelnut cake. It reminded me a bit of a tiramisu with the layers, but with a distinct hazelnut flavor and not too much sweetness. Perfect cap to a day of solo sightseeing.

This place is so delicious and has a wonderful ambiance. I didn't notice the time and I arrived at…read more930 pm. They still served me with a smile and didn't make me feel like a jerk for being there late. Everyone working there was kind and efficient. The food was DELICIOUS. It was exactly what I wanted to eat. The drink was also so lovely and cleansing. I highly recommend this location.