Very cozy and nice place with a humorous and helpful service. The atmosphere is typical with…read morepictures of Lebanon etc stuff, but ok. Food is good, not superb but not disappointing either. Got the feeling that they are saving with spices - even though I'm not so familiar with Lebanese food. Prices maybe a bit higher than other restaurants around. All in all a nice dinner experience.

I don't recommend it the food quality changed so since they opened,the prices changed to more…read moreexpensive!

Worst food I've ever had. Tagine/tajin missing meat entirely - there was no meat in the tajin. The…read moretajin with no meat and all sauce cost us €17,95. Pitas were from Mercadona as was the yogurt. It wasn't labneh, it was just some yogurt with olive oil on top. I don't know why the reviews on google are so high. We both got coke zeros and they were completely flat and warm, even WITH the ice somehow? Tourist trap crap! Beirut the country would be thoroughly upset and spitting to see this restaurant with their namesake. Completely overpriced. Can't say enough terrible things about this restaurant. I can't believe we paid €41. So many regrets.

The place is clean and the food arrived on time, warm and taste. We ordered in our vacations and we…read morerecommend you the place.

Great food and generous portions if you plan to share several meze. It would be nicer if the…read morestarters were actually smaller so you could try more of their great dishes :) The service was impeccable. They should improve the restaurant creating smaller and cosier rooms. It look a bit like a kitsch canteen. Prices are medium-high, but comparable with La Laguna standards.

First meal in the Canary Islands! Stopped by on our way to the resort from Tenerife North airport…read moreto Adeje in the South. Conveniently located off the hwy with a parking lot. Resto is good for tourists as menu comes in many languages. Paper placemat is a map of the island. Sangria uses fresh fruit displayed in a case when you walk in. Good sign. Definitely not on the dry side. Fruit was so tender and sweet, it was like candy. Good sized seafood menu. I got the Langostinos al Grill (grilled king prawns). Well seasoned, but slightly (just tiny bit fishy). Hubs got the fish of the day. They called it Dorado but looked different than what we know it to be. Tender and clean, cooked great. Food takes a while to come out. Unless you're getting stuff like the breakfast plate--rice, egg, fries, and sausage. Service is on the slower side, but not unreasonable or horrible. Small dinner cost us 33 Euros, tip and tax included. Not bad at all. Solid, but not life changing. If you're staying in the area, stop in. But, no need to go out of your way to make it worth your while.

Staying in the neighbourhood this restaurant was highly recommended by a local…read more Once we went in I noticed many locals were eating here, which is always a very good sign. The menu is nicely varied, and tastes extremely well. All the waiters are very quick and very friendly. A place to eat, that is for sure!

Absolutely amazing service, so attentive and the food was just as good! Beautiful seafood starter…read moreand a fillet steak for main.

Nice food, nice and fast pleasant service, seated along the boulevard you beautiful view of the…read moreocean and sunset