Authentic and delicious! The best tabbouleh we've ever had! Beirut Bites is tucked into the…read moreMarketPlace, where you can order your food and go find a seat outside. There is ample seating on the street and tucked into between two buildings. While the people were very friendly, the food was the star today. Everything is house made and fresh! The vegetarian platter is more than enough for two people to share. It arrived on two plates! Save room for dessert. Beirut Bites serves baklava and tucked around the corner is Beirut Sweet Bites, offering many delicious looking treats. If the quality is similar, and it certainly looks it, the treats must be fantastic. If you want authentic Lebanese food this is your place!

Delicious food. Since moving here from Central NY I've missed the ability to get quick but good…read moreLebanese food. The owners were on site and the family run business reminded me of my former husband's place. Even their last names are similar except for the additional letter ( Jabour vs Jabbour) While seating could be difficult during busy times, we were given a 4 too near Small Bites. This location has several small pop up restaurants that can meet the need of several people looking for different cuisines. I look forward to visiting again.

great find and a perfect spot for flavorful Mediterranean food. had the vegetarian platter, and my…read morefriends had the mixed grill. the falafel is excellent! Vegetarian friendly. The guava juice was delicious

This was the first time visiting and I was satisfied. The portions are just right and the food was…read morehot and fresh. I ordered the Falafel Combo. The food was good, however it took a long time to prepare during lunch time with the restaurant being empty. The Atmosphere is one of a take out place not a dine in. Menu is either online or on a tablet in person.

Food at Beirut Bakery was great! Returned after a good first experience and plan to go back when…read moreI'm around. Got a variety of items from the menu (hot and cold) and everything was flavorful, had good seasoning, and was authentic - only note was knafeh was not as authentic but still tasted great. Space is cozy but they do have eating available indoor and outdoor which is nice. Would recommend!

Just went this weekend for the first time after passing it so many times and it's first of all is…read moreso homey it is truly a family owned business that's been there for years I think the mother and daughter were in the back cooking. The father was the one who's in the front, they serve Lebanese food that was so gooodd!! They have a bunch of choices and since it was my first time the owner made me something that wasn't even on the menu, so don't be scared if you don't know what to eat just talk to the man and he'll make sure you get something you would like. I also got dessert because he said he makes the best baklava which is true!! I've tried my fair share (about 6) and his was the best lol not too sweet or sticky it fr was the best I've ever had. I got the kibbeh sandwich which I forgot to take a pic bc I was so hungry. The babaganoush was soooo good and a lot for the price! And a bunch of locals love it too bc the amount of diversity in that place was nice!!

I ALWAYS come to Cedars whenever I come to Orlando....and when I lived in Orlando, was a regular!…read more Hands down, the best authentic lebanese food you will get. The Kibbe Nayeh is delicious. Their fattoush is perfect. The pita bread straight out of the wood burning stove is worth the trip. This is as close to my tata's food as I can get and the service and ambiance make the whole thing a Top Stop. You won't regret anything you get...so go now!

By far my favorite Lebanese restaurant of all time. The food is perfect and authentic. The service…read moreexcellent and the restaurant itself is beautiful.

Amazing food! Loved everything I ordered. Friendly staff and brought back memories! Thank you!read more

Manssaf is one of my favorite dishes from back home. While the lamb was soft the rest of the…read moreflavors were off and did not leave the same impression as I've grown accustomed to. The mixed shawarma platter was so dry my husband who hasn't eaten all day could barely scarf it down. The hummus was good you could taste the tahini The babaganoush was very strange and not the Turkish or Uzbek style I'm used to also very heavy on the tahini but not terrible

Food: my family and I have been here several times now and it's one of our favorites by far! Soner…read moretreats us like family each and every time and the food is incredible. Service: On point always and filled with laughter and great conversation. No rush through this dinner. Enjoy at your own pace. Ambience: Not a sparkling new space but who cares if the experience is a 10 of 10 each and every time. A MUST VISIT!!! Cya soon Soner and Team. Cheers!

WOW! spent the entire time here saying "mmmmmm" after every bite…read more the service from each staff member was exceptional! they were kind, compassionate, caring, and really knowledgeable about every item on the menu. they were more than happy to help us when we had any questions as some of our larger party were new this type of food. now, back home in California and still dreaming of this meal a week later! cannot wait to return!

This place has apparently been rebranded to Amar orlando Mediterranean restaurant and is no longer…read morehabibi. The man on the phone explaining this to me was very rude and unhelpful. Food prices seem to have went up and portions and quality went down. My review from when this place was habibi was taken down unfortunately, otherwise you could have seen the difference. The tabbouleh, hummus, and meat were not good. The rice wasn't bad which I guess is a good thing considering it's 80% rice.

This restaurant is located on the outside perimeter of the Florida Mall and is in a pretty good…read morelocation. I decided to stop in for a lunch to go and pleasantly pleased with the interior of the restaurant. I ordered a shish kebab pita with a side of garlic sauce which ran me about $12. While I waited, I saw that this place has everything from cigars and hookah which I feel like would be a nice late afternoon/early evening vibe. I did have to wait for a little under 20 minutes, however there were no customers there. I was expecting my food to be hot for the time I waited. However, it was not. The beef pieces were a bit chewy for my liking and were bland. I wish it had more seasoning or grill marks. The pita and veggies inside were fresh and the garlic sauce was the star of the show. The garlic sauce definitely elevates the pita. Based on the reviews, this place is pretty good but maybe I caught them on a bad day. I would like to try their baklava as it was staring me down during my wait for my order.

They are situated in a little food hall in downtown Eustis. It was a little hard to find. They…read moreappeared to run two separate booths, a boba booth A taste of Lebanon. The woman snapped at me that I have to wait then walked over to the other booth and served others that arrived after me. The food was only okay. I will not be going back

This was a happy accident! We went at the end of the night and it was empty! The owner is super…read moresweet and let us ask her questions m, let us take out time looking at the menu and even gave us recommendations!! My friends and I loved it and we are definitely going back!! I loved my steak kabob and how it came with a whole plate! The food flavor is delicious! Bless her hands! They had community type seating as. We had a table for ourselves! Love it!!

From the moment you walk in, you're treated like family. The service is warm, attentive, and…read moregenuinely welcoming--never rushed, just the perfect balance of hospitality and care. But the real highlight is the food. Every dish tastes like it was made in someone's home kitchen, with recipes passed down through generations. The flavors are rich, comforting, and incredibly authentic--nothing feels commercialized or watered down. You can tell there's real love and tradition behind every bite. If you're looking for true Middle Eastern cuisine that feels homemade and heartfelt, this place absolutely delivers. It's the kind of spot you keep coming back to--not just for the food, but for the experience.

Lite, late dinner for me! It certainly satisfied my desire for middle eastern food. The Meat pies…read morewere very good and the fried Kibbah balls were excellent. I also had the Rice pudding which was so good!! The restaurant was nice and clean. And my server, Nisrine, was extremely pleasant and very prompt. Thanks, Ken

What a great hidden gem in cocoa beach! We had the gyro hummus and chicken schwarma. Both were very…read morelarge portions, excellent quality and so very good. We will be back. Highly recommend!

In these cold, dark times nothing soothes the bones like chicken soup and these guys make THE BEST…read moreANYWHERE!! The restaurant is quite big since they expanded a few years ago and can accommodate large dinner parties. The food is made fresh and authentically. The servers are pleasant and friendly and generally prompt. Now that I've included all that fluff, let's go back to the SOUP. It's rich and tangy and full of chicken, rice, vegetables, herbs, and Lebanese spices. It's honestly perfect. If you're bones have yet to warm up from the last cold front, try this scrumptious soup