A colleague of mine, who is Greek, recommended this place. The dishes taste homey, with a touch of…read moreelegance. Our favorites: * Kalamaria ghemista (squid stuffed with small vegetables, spinach, and rice) * Oktapodi sto tigani (pan-fried octopus with tomatoes and parsley) * Souvlaki kotopoulo (chicken souvlaki) * Moussaka (eggplant and lamb casserole) * Kataifi (vermicelli-like pastry) The restaurant space is pretty small though. We had a table for five, in a space that is ideal for three or four. We ordered many dishes, and they barely fit on the table. We could only take about two dishes at a time. The back of my chair was butting up against the next table. The bathroom setup is awkward (1 star off). To enter the bathroom, you have to squeeze by a table with guests enjoying their dinner, go up a few steps, and enter an area with a urinal. The women's bathroom is located past the urinal, i.e. women need to walk past the urinal in order to use the toilet. After finishing using the toilet, walking back to my table, I was crossing my fingers that I wouldn't accidentally walk past someone using the urinal...

I'm not very well-versed in Greek food, but the service was great and all the dishes were yummy. I…read morehad mousaka- which I've never had before. It was very good- a little like the sauce/meat of spaghetti but with veggies and a pastry around it. (Sorry for my very Caucasian connection). I thought it was very good (much better than spaghetti, but you get my drift). And dessert was something "les cheveux des anges " (angel hair) with honey and nuts- very good, I don't remember the name.

Great calm atmosphere, very friendly nice restaurant in a quiet street. Really liked the food.read more

all i can say is for a palestinian girl in paris dreaming of a good knafa, i am so happy i found…read morethis place!!!! knafa is cheesy and gooey and served fresh out of the oven.

If you're looking for good, authentic Lebanese food in Paris, this is the spot. The owner was very…read moregracious and welcoming; he is fluent in English. Our group of five had various mezze and main courses; everyone enjoyed their dishes, including the vegan in our group (many choices available for her.) We washed it down with some arak and wine. This is the food I grew up with; I would bring my family here in a heartbeat. They offer kibbeh nayyeh, but be aware that you have to order it a day in advance. Also, they definitely do accept credit cards - things must have changed since the 2018 review posted by Bushra H.

Excellent meal. Well prepared food with variety of tastes. Attentive, friendly service and well…read moreworth the visit. We will be back.

Tasy fresh high quality meats wrapped in traditional greek souvlaik pit(flat pita)…read morelocation is'nt so easy to find .a good place for a quik healthier option .

This place is HEAVEN…read more If I didn't have to count service, they'd get 5 stars. We were really hungry and so excited to find this establishment. Everything looked so amazing, we really had a hard time deciding what to get. Tomato, Onion, Cucumber & Feta Salad (Two Orders) Octopus Salad Vegetarian Stuffed Eggplant Spinach Puff Pastry Stuffed Squid My favorite was the octopus salad, feta cheese salad and vegetarian stuffed eggplant. Everything had really great fresh flavor. The stuffed squid was good, but had more rice filling than I prefer. The spinach puff pastry would be best served right out of the oven, but it had been sitting out for awhile. In addition to prepared foods and salads, they also have grocer items, olives, cheeses and a variety of nuts and bulk items. The prices are based on weight. Overall reasonable since the quality is good. The reason I wasn't pleased with the service is for the following reasons: 1. The employee was very cold immediately upon walking in. 2. Our non-French friend who is currently residing in France, married to a French native and has been learning the language for some time interpreted for us and did all the ordering. The employee was a little critical of how she pronounced things and it really irked me. Also, our friend called the spinach cheese puff pastry (which we are familiar with it being Spanakopita) and she corrected us in a very rude way. 3. The shop was not closed, nor was it going to be closed anytime soon. They have several tables in the back dining room. Nothing fancy, just basic tables and chairs. She wouldn't allow us to sit at the tables to eat our food. She said it was only for "lunch" and at this point it was a little past lunch. Like 2ish. We found this a little odd since no one was occupying the tables. So instead we had to walk around the neighborhood with our bags of food until we could find a bench or table to sit at. Also silly, because we ended up spending so much here. If, I am ever in the area again. I would love to be able to try their spicy octopus salad. I regretted not getting it this time around!

This cute little place with rugs on the ceiling and a groovy 3-d mural was down the street from our…read morerental. The freshly washed but unironed tablecloths cracked us up. We ordered the chicken wings that were marinated in lemon and garlic and roasted - delicious! - and a green salad and kebab plate. The salads was dressed with lemon and olive oil and had that delightfully citrus flavor without being overwhelming. After eating so many pastries, it was so wonderful to have a really fresh, tasty salad. The kebabs were to die for. I've never had ones so meltingly flavofrul. In the US, they are always compacted so hard on the skewer that they meat is tough. Not these. The rice, which I generally don't eat, was an excellent accompaniment. We went back a second time and had baba ganoush as well, which we enjoyed and a fatoush salad that was also excellent. The owner is a hoot, speaks English, and is just an excellent host. We really enjoyed our meals there. Even the Lebanese wine was good. Highly recommended.