AMAZING!! Super loves Ali Haydar Kebab. Everyone so friendly…read moreand nice! Got the lamb kebab. When I tell you the chili oil they use is out of this world.... Ive been trying to figure out how I can make this at home but am having no luck on google so please reach out if you know! Its the perfect blend of flavors- spicy and herby and an overall flavor packed sauce.

Very good food and very friendly service, especially for someone who doesn't speak French.read more

Our server was amazing, he suggested Half & Half Appetizers. We took Chicken and Lamb Shawarma…read more Both amazing If you are in Geneva and feel like shawarma. Highly recommend, decent operation

My fiancé and I absolutely loved the food here. It's a no frills restaurant serving amazing…read moreMediterranean food. Food comes out fast. I wish I could eat here everyday. My fiance had the mixed plate and I had the falafel wrap and we shared the grape leaves. Everything was delicious and food portions were good. It's also very reasonably priced compared to other establishments around the area. This place is a must go!

In the heart of Geneva, we found this Mediterranean spot and it was quite busy. They had chairs…read moreall outside to sit at. The eatery itself is very small and there's only space to order food, but the guy told us sit and they'll take order at the table. We ordered the doner kabob sandwich, the beef Kebob sandwich and French fries. The sandwiches were excellent. Plenty of meat and fixings inside. The potatoes were delicious. Golden yellow and tasty. Some real potatoes that actually tasted liked potatoes. It was a nice outing. Watching all the tourists go back n forth, along with all the locals gathered. A very busy area and open late night. The only annoying thing was being seated outdoors, other tables had heavy cigarette smokers, so it was hard to avoid the smoke!

medium price but Switzerland is pricey. Good eats close to the train station…read more open late even on Sunday which is convenient

Went here late night at 2330hrs. Ordered a Doner Kebab. Shaved the Lamb into the bread and then…read morestuck it into the microwave! The food was tasty but after the microwave it was like chewing gum! You don't heat bread up in the microwave! That cost me 10 Francs and the cashier said he needed more, so I gave another 1 F and he said thanks as he dropped it into the tip Jar!!! I'll never go back there! Kebab stands are a dime a dozen here, avoid this place!

Large, DELICIOUS spicy lamb galette (wrap). The meat is well seasoned and the vegetables are fresh…read more Mine had the spicy sauce. If I lived/worked nearby I would eat here every week. Affordable and filling!

Horrible Kebabs served at this dirty place. The food is bland and not appetizing at all. On top of…read morethat, the food is pretty expensive for the slim amount of meat they put in the sandwiches.

We both had the kebab plate. Big serving. We were both stuffed when we finished. Seasoned a bit,…read morebut the purple color spice you can put on your food definitely helped. Definitely Iranian run. Pretty good place. Contrary to Yelp info, wasn't closed after 3 on a Saturday.

I decided to take my mother to this new iranian restaurant opened close to the train station…read more Unfortunately, this restaurant has poor business ethics. Website + Opening Hours on the window says the restaurant is open until 4pm. When we showed up at 3pm, the restaurant was closed with no notes on the door like the owner would be back in 5min. We waited 5-10 min but nobody showed up. It is kinda frustrating when you come to this part of town specially for this restaurant. Also, the location of this restaurant isn't the best during the evening. You want to make sure to have someone with you if you decide to go have dinner.

Very disappointed, was looking forward to tasty food and ended up getting frozen fries and…read morevegetables, getting scammed over an invented dish with a made up price. They called it "the chef's specialty" yet it was simple white rice and beans for 50chf. When we asked why (because the dish and price were nowhere on the menu), they argued the rice was 10chf which is outrageous, but then took the bill and with no explanations brought it down to 40? Was pretty sketchy. I saw someone else review the same type of problem on google, I guess this was a normal occurrence for them. Definitely ruined the evening for us. Other than that some of the food was okay but nothing special. I don't recommend this place at all.

The most bomb lebne and hummus! Food is amazing and service is even better! Best Lebanese food…read moreoutside of Lebanon !

This is my favorite kebab place in Geneva. I always order the poulet sandwich, and Le Liban always…read moredelivers. The place is reasonably priced and really quick at getting the food to you. There's some seating available. It's conveniently located near the bars in Plainpalais, so it makes the perfect spot to stop on your way home for a midnight bite.

I've been wanting to try this place out for a while. First of all, it always seems to be busy…read more Second, the prices are fairly reasonable. Third, it's one of the biggest kebab joints I've seen in the area. I ordered the box kebab, which gives you a selection of lamb or chicken over either mixed salad or frites. I opted for the mixed salad. As I was waiting, someone in line ahead of me ordered what I believe was a lamb soujouk sandwich, and I found myself thinking "wow, that looks amazing." Two thin sheets of pita were piled to the brim with the salad ingredients and a generous portion of lamb, expertly swaddled in a small plastic bag, wrapped in a napkin, wrapped in aluminum foil, placed in plastic bag. Then, I realized, "wait--that's exactly the same stuff he's putting in my box, except she gets the pita AND she's only paying CHF8 when I had paid CHF10 for my box!" Lesson learned--get the sandwich. I passed over the yogurt sauce as it looked excessively watery, and opted instead for what I thought was tahini sauce. Imagine my dismay when, as he is slathering my box with the stuff, the guy behind the counter notes "ah, oui, mayonaisse." The lettuce was fresh. The hot sauce wasn't the best I had tasted. I couldn't really tell how good or bad the lamb was, because it had already been tainted with the mayo/hot sauce concoction by the time I opened the box. Presentation was above average, substance was probably just about average. But what keeps this place at three stars, or rather, a 3.5 rounded down to a 3, is the sweet couple that run the place. They were super friendly, you can tell they keep the place really clean, and the owner comped me a falafel ball as I was waiting. It was huge, well spiced, and I was almost full by the time I was done with the falafel ball. Considering that I have yet to find an amazing kebab place, this place does just as well as the others plus a little bit of extra. Unless I find somewhere that's significantly tastier, I'd be happy making Le Liban my local kebab joint.