Tiny place serving up Shawarma. The service was great. I asked for extra hot. They were very…read moresurprised to say the least. Parisians are not known for anything spicier than cream. They loaded me up not sure if I could take it. It was excellent. The food is excellent. The location is a busy fun street. The restaurant is tight, cramped, and the eating area is kind of dirty. Let's just say when their busy the four seats inside are rarely cleaned. It's the Latin Quarter. You're meant to get the food and go strolling. But, I was tired. That said, I would go back. There are two great Shawarma shops in this street. You can't go wrong with either of them.

The PERFECT drunk meal in Paris. Definitely recommend, the owner is personable and the cook got us…read moreour food within 5 minutes. On a narrow street where you can sit on the curb or take your food to go. 10/10.

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.

A friend of mine told me I had to eat here while I was in Paris. I was a bit skeptical, because I…read moredidn't come here for Lebanese food. I am so glad we got to experience this place! We ordered a variety of traditional foods and shared, to get to try more of their options. I know when you're traveling in Paris, you only have a limited number of meals and you don't wanna waste one. This is worth it!

I never give one star but this place is beyond anything I have seen when it comes to service. I was…read moresitting with my back to their central way and suddenly a knife hit the back of my head coming at a high speed. My skull was definitely impacted. I suspect the waitress dropped the knife as she was passing behind my back. She was non-apologetic and extremely aggressive and rude. Arguing that she did not know where the knife was coming from?! This should not have been her first reaction. I have to assume that somehow she lost the knife from a plate. She kept arguing with me when I pointed out that she should have shown some concerns and simply apologize. She initially did not. Eventually she came to her senses and finally somehow gave a fake apology. We left the premises without eating anything. The atmosphere was dark and kind of depressed. I have to assume that the owner must have been away. Quand le chat n'est pas la, les Souris dansent.

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.

The couscous here is ok. I honestly wouldn't come back, but would look for another place. The front…read moreservice is really friendly while our waiter wasn't so.

The taste was good and the staff friendly. The real problem here was the hygiene…read more La Baraka looks professional from the outset, and could be mistaken for a hotel with its heavily curtained lounge area and guest book. We were led to the back, to the jardin d'hiver which was warm (too warm--we had to get up and turn off the space heater) and sparsely decorated with plants and bamboo. I was tempted to get up and try another restaurant as soon as I saw the waiter carrying the veggie couscous broth over to a neighboring table, his thumb casually resting in the sauce as he held the bowl by its lip. If we weren't in a large group, I would have gotten up and left right then, but instead made a mental note to order a tagine, since the temperature of the dish would ensure that his fingers wouldn't slip into my food. We couldn't all order tagines, since they apparently did not have enough clay dishes to go around, so half of us ordered tagines of different varieties (lamb, kefta, chicken) and the other half ordered couscous. In the end, some tagines were served in regular bowls. Strike two: when the semoule was served in large family style pots, we discovered a hair nestled neatly in the top layer of the serving bowl. It was quickly removed and the meal continued. Then came strike three. The waiter offered an orange blossom cream dessert for my friend with candles for his birthday (the occasion for this lunch) and, sitting right on top of the chocolate-drizzled cream, was a long curly hair! One hair could happen. On the way from the kitchen to the table, perhaps. But twice in one meal, and a finger in the soup? Not okay. And if that still seems benign, my partner and I had digestive issues later in the day, something our adventurous tummies aren't accustomed to. It was kind of La Baraka to offer us a birthday treat and the 2€ mint tea at the end, but if they can't master the basics of food safety, the gesture doesn't count in my book.

lovely staff who welcomed me in and helped me choose what i wanted, food was delicious and they…read moreeven gave me a little cup of tea that was free after my meal. they made an effort to speak with me, even though my french is kind of broken as i am an american exchange student. overall great food and company, will definitely be returning! ------- le personnel vraiment sympa qui m'a accueilli et m'a aidé à choisir ce que je voulais, la nourriture était délicieuse et ils m'ont même donné une petite tasse de thé qui était gratuit après mon repas. ils ont fait un effort pour parler avec moi, même si mon français est un peu cassé car je suis un étudiant d'échange américain. bref, la nourriture et la compagnie seront de retour! ----

I was traveling in Paris with my husband and we needed an affordable place to have lunch. This came…read moreout and we decided to give it a try, As soon as we walked in the owner's son greeted us really warmily, we explained we didnt speak very well and he was really nice about it exlaining everything and the food they had. We got two combos with shawarma, beignet, baklava and pop. The guys was super nice and keep making conversation. The food was delicious those beignets were to die for and after when we got our dessert the owner gave us a cup of typical tea that was marvellous and so fragrant. We will definatelly come back here when in Paris, super affordable and great food.

From the owner: Murex est un Restaurant-Snack convivial, où vous pouvez passer un moment agréable avec vos amis, ou…read morevotre famille. Murex est également un traiteur pour vos fêtes, d'anniversaire, de mariage, etc, si vous désirez des plats typiquement Libanais pour vos convives !

Hands down one of my favorite restaurants in Paris. I stayed in the Renaissance hotel for a week…read moreand would walk by Balagan all the time- every single night it was packed and lively. It's a small restaurant but filled with character and a younger crowd. Come here for drinks and a late dinner with loud music but stay for the incredible Mediterranean fusion food. Start off with their bread, Kubane or Frevanon (brioche). The sea bass and polenta are must tries!

All of my friends were praising this Israeli restaurant. But…read moreit is almost impossible to make a reservation. So we had to eat at the bar. Food is very good. Can't complain. My lamb chops were absolutely amazing. Downside - music is so loud so it makes any conversations impossible.

Amazing kosher restaurant that my husband found while searching for a nice place for dinner. After…read morea long day of walking and walking and walking, this restaurant was perfect and we surprisingly had the place to ourselves (which made me a bit concerned at first). What a gem! Our waiter was so kind. Patient as he had to explain the menu choices to us as no English (or Hebrew) menus were available. At first, my hubby was going to take the sabich but our waiter recommended the mini pita boeuf bourguignon instead. What a great choice. The beef was so tender in a delicious sauce. For me, I chose the filet daurade sauce Vierde. The fish was amazing. Loved the sauce and the pomegranates and vegetables that complimented the fish. Paired with the most delicious salad and some grilled vegetables, it was just perfect. The salad had beets, carrots and celery with pomegranates. The veggies were so thinly cut almost like an angel hair pasta. The dressing was addictive. They should bottle and sell their salad dressing. With a couple of bottles of Pellegrino, a delicious dinner for two came to about 50 euros. Highly recommend this restaurant. Check the address, it may have moved to 70 Avenue de Villiers.

This place is a must try for a kosher meat restaurant in Paris. We came here our first night in…read moreParis, strolling down the street to find some place to eat. When we stumbled upon Doron Ba Laila, we walked in because the ambience looked nice. The waitress was so nice and even spoke some English. She helped us by picking the top favorites. The food was by far the most amazing meal we have had in Paris. The restaurant was playing every Israeli song we knew and felt like we were surrounded by a room full of very nice Jewish people and felt like home! Thank you Doron Ba Laila for some amazing food! We had the chicken wings with turmeric, and the beef with the creamy potatoes. Both really amazing!