I give this place four stars because the food is great. I had the Lahm Meshwi wrap which was really good: tasty meat, vegetables, delicate hummus and the wrap is good. However, the service is almost absent and disinterested. The kitchen is open and seems very cleaned. Great food at reasonable prices but I am not sure I would go back. read more

I took some visitors here based on all the great Yelp reviews, and we were not disappointed! There are certainly some bizarre aspects to this restaurant, such as the giant bowl of uncut veggies sitting on the table when you arrive, but we saw other people digging in so we did the same! We tried a little bit of almost everything on the menu, but the Hommos Shawarma, Kibbeh, Fattet Hommos B'laban, and Mixed Grill were table favorites. The pita bread was also very fresh and toasty, and the waiters kept our bread plates full. After the meal we were served a corresponding plate of uncut fresh fruit and some little pastries, which were delightful. A must try if you are in the area and craving good Lebanese food. read more

Seriously yummy Lebanese. I don't know how they make the food so flavorful... maybe I don't want to know. I don't think I care since the food is so damn good. Hommos, Maroush Salad, Shish Taoukj and Kastaleta Lamb - all utterly fabulous orders. read more

Needed a quick fix of a hearty shawarma sandwich before hitting up Sheesha. This place was located near all the sheesha lounges, and had a good variety of items to select from. I think it went really well overall, definately a festive/lively place to hit up on the weekend. I was there alone, so I did not stay too long...just had my sandwich and a drink and left. read more

Maroush is the closest to home cooked food, which is the best compliment I can bestow. The ambience is great and the staff are extremely friendly. It may not be cheap, but the quality is simply the best for Lebanese food. read more

Every so often I have a massive craving for their lamb shwarma. Nothing else will do until I have it. The best in the area.

Awesome food, great ambiance if you sit outside. The fresh mango juice is to die for as is the garlic sauce, not as good as the garlic sauce as Zankou in Los Angeles but it comes quite close to it. Chicken was really good and moist , pita was warm fresh & fluffy like the pictures others have uploaded. My only criticism would be the potatoes, these could've been a bit spicier & tangier but that's no fault of the restaurant as my palate is a bit skewed. read more

This was our first stop in London....so worth it. The plate of raw veggies they gave us right when we sat down was the best. The lamb...the lamb the lamb. Set a really good tone for our trip! read more

Found this place on my way to Notting Hills. Did not expect much as it was at 1:00 am, but the food was of superb, gourmet-level quality. A must try and worth it to visit during the day also. read more

There are so many Maroush restaurants in the area! Food was good, although slightly overpriced. Decent experience overall.

Amazing food, amazing service. Extensive and well rounded menu. Fresh ingredients and well prepared, some of the best middle eastern food I have eaten outside of the Middle East read more

I had the pleasure of going to Maroush for lunch the other day and enjoyed it immensely. Quality Lebanese located on a posh street in Chelsea and still incredibly affordable! The hummus was very good and the Tabouleh salad was very fresh and delicious as well. I also enjoyed a lamb shawarma. The main floor seems to be more casual eating - shawarma's off the lunch menu - while the upper floors look to be relegated to upscale dining (tablecloths and such). Service was good, food was delicious!! read more

A bit crestfallen after our first Mediterranean choice at Harrod's fell through, we decided to lunch at Maroush instead. At first glance, the decor seemed too minimalist and the atmosphere lacked the festivity of a restaurant withing walking distance of a major shopping Mecca. However, after we happily tucked in our sprawling lunch spread, we rather enjoyed Maroush. We ordered hummus and salad to start. It was easily one of the most perfect bowls of hummus I have ever had in my life. Then we ordered chicken shawarma, lamb cubes (though "cubes" certainly don't sound enticing) in curry, and falafel. The chicken shawarma was tasty, but the lamb cubes and falafel were definitely more remarkable. The lamb had the ideal tenderness, tearing apart perfectly and playing well with its tomatoey curry. The falafel, toasty with a nice tinge of spice, was excellent. Also, we all had their fresh lemonade with everything, which I highly recommend as well. I would definitely recommend Maroush if you're craving a little meaty, tangy Mediterranean goodness mid-shopping session! read more

The food is really good here. Always fresh and extremely tasty. I usually go for the hot and cold starters tapas-style and skip the main course. I have a lot of favourites, but the falafel and the humous beiruti is really good. They also do a mean melon juice. read more

i went with ma friends and we had rice woth bamya, kuba bel laban, humus, dolma, taboula and other starters and main corses. The food was very good and the coffee is well prepared too. read more

The food here is absolutely fabulous. Everything you'll take is good. We took fatoush salad, Kibbeh, Shawarma plate, Hummous and more - and it was all AAA+. 5 Stars. The service was also great. The only problem is that this branch is (much) more expensive than the same branch on Edgware Road and has much less selection. It is an upmarket branch with the same food, nicer decor and much more expensive prices. 14 pounds for a (relatively small) shawarma plate is pretty steep, I would say. read more

Fatoush salad, eggplant dip, house-made pita bread, chicken shwerma, falafel and complimentary baklava with fruit delighted us. The pomegranate seeds sprinkled on the dip and salad added a special fresh flavor. I would love to eat here again. read more

Awesome food. If you love Lebanese food, this is a must-visit. Spiced chicken kofta is to die for, accompanying rice is fabulous, and hummus is fantastic. read more

Very recommended restaurant; the mixed screws dish is very good, and also the baklava is awesome. It placed very well on the oxford street and a good place to eat on your way to the Hyde park. read more

This is a really nice outlet of the popular Maroush restaurant. Diners can sit by the high dining tables observing the chefs grilling and cooking in style or can sit on the 1st floor (cover charge applies) or on the ground floor for a more relaxed environment. Prices are very reasonable for the surrounding Knightsbridge/South Kensington area and the grilled meat is simply brilliant. Try the Lahem Mashwi (grilled lamb) or chicken livers for a rather unusual set of dishes. read more

We ate upstairs. This was a lovely dinner. The vegetarian choices were plentiful and delicious. My friend loved the lamb. The service was attentive but not cloying. We both loved the food. At the end of the meal we were given a large plate of fruit and some small sweet breads. We thought that was a great touch to a fabulous dinner. SURPRISE! There was a 2£ cover charge for each of us. We didn't notice if this was announced anywhere before but if so, we hadn't noticed it. We just deducted it from the tip and in all fairness, the fruit and desert would probably have cost that much. The dining area is spacious and we had a nice seat by the window where we could see the street. There is a dining room downstairs that serves the same food with no cover charge.... And perhaps they don't give you the little extra at the end either. I'm going to try to get back and find out, the food is great! There is also a nice looking bakery attached. read more

Best Lebanese food in London. Hands down. Falafel is terrific.

This place has too many doors to enter through causing confusion about who to ask for a table. We were seated at what appeared to be the last table which was the least desirable because the two seats were not across from each other (it was stuffed in a corner) and which otherwise would have blocked the main aisle. We later saw there were more tables in an adjacent room which were not offered to us. The waitstaff seemed impatient and almost annoyed at our non-local presence, however the ordering process went smoothly and our meal came out quickly. We were never again visited by our waiter but were able to flag down one of the food runners to have our bill settled at the appropriate time. Overall I would say the quality was about average for a middle eastern restaurant compared to those back in the States, especially considering the prices. Grilled cheese app - a bit dry but tasty Green salad - Very colorful and tasty. We were led to believe the salad portions were large but in our case it was barely enough for two to taste. Babaganoush - best part of the meal - you gotta order this Fresh pita bread - they were dryer than I hoped for - if they were indeed fresh as opposed to just reheated. Passable. Lamb shwarma wrap - heavily flavored which was helpful in taming the gaminess of the lamb, but I wasn't expecting the serious amount of cinnamon. Live and learn. Chicken breast wrap - tasty although it didn't appear to be 100% chicken breast Lebanese Coffee - I have never had this before but assumed it would be similar to Turkish or Greek coffee and I wasn't disappointed. Definitely an acquired taste. Plate of mini backlava and a plate of fruit - gratis and a nice unexpected treat, however our jaws dropped when we saw the much nicer fruit plate given to a nearby table. read more

The best Lebanese I've had! I sat at the bar chatting with a girl whose name I forgot, but said she is from Slovakia or Slovenia, grew up in Colorado or Utah. Anyway, I had the most delicious chicken liver EVER. I would definitely go back here. read more

The food was very good. We ordered Baba Ghanouj, Shish Taouk, Lahem Meshwi (chicken and lamb kababs), Lebanese Vermicelli Rice. The portions were quite generous. The kababs were tender and tasty. Service for the most part was sadly lacking. But one of the wait staff made up for it by being very friendly, actually smiling and asking us about our food. The unexpected complimentary dessert (baklava and fresh fruit) was a pleasant surprise. We asked for the leftovers to be packed and they packed fresh pita bread. Recommended for the food not the service. read more

Great food, fast service. Surprise complimentary desert! I enjoyed everything - the best babaganush and humus ever.

Im a regular to Maroush restaurants round the Edgware Road area, but we wanted a change for a special occasion, so went to this one instead, its smaller than the largest one in W2, but there is an upstairs, we ordered some small dishes, and there were soo many we were full! The food is exquisite, as was the service, but this place is also reasonably price, definitely one of my favourites. read more

The food is amazing (considering you like Lebanese food)! Place is very informal, so perfect for a casual meal. I had the Kafta yoghurtlieh, which was great! Hummus and Labneh are also good as starters. read more

Wonderful Lebanese food, great service and reasonable prices. Highly recommended for lunch if around the Knightsbridge area.

I was negatively surprised today when I had lunch at Marouch. The quality has gone way below the standards which Marouch was known for. What a shame!!! Will not be a next time and will not recommend this restaurant to anyone who knows what Lebanese food should be Like. I understand that the chain has spread widely and the management decided to prepare the food in one place and deliver it done to their restaurants. That means almost none is freshly cooked in the place but everything is warmed up! Even the bread that was an attraction is now getting dry in the plate after warming it from frozen. Miss management. Really bad ! read more

Still one of the best Lebanese restaurants in Knightsbridge. Their wraps are utterly delicious and the service and staff always pleasant.

Delicious Lebanese staples. Ate myself sick here, must try the fish and mezzas.

This used to be a regular eating joint during our university days/nights and I have fond memories of going for a middle eastern fix comprising of the melt in your mouth chicken taouk, moutabbal(Baba Ganoush), houmous with meat and washed down with fresh jalab juice(which I cannot seem to find anymore).When we felt a bit more adventerous then it had to be a juicy lamb/fresh salad/chicken shawarma with lots of garlic and special chef sauce(like a spicy salsa sauce)and not to forget the special pickles!!yummmyyyyy read more

Quick update, still excellent after many visits over a period of time.

5 stars for the DELICIOUS chicken or lamb shawarma ..perfect amount of garlic and pickled cucumber. The complimentary baklava is wonderful as well. Very casual, hole in the wall type of place ..late-night hours and prime location = perfect spot to grab excellent post-bar grub as well. You can sit down or have the shawarma made to-go in little take-away pockets. :) read more

Great food and excellent service. Went with my wife and three year old son. We really liked the food. The waiters were very accommodating when my son started to 'kick-off' and helped settle him down with a free fresh fruit juice. read more

The best Lebanese restaurant in London in my opinion. Great food, like if you were in Lebanon, great service, maitres D Shadi and Tony embody the true Lebanese hospitality. The prices offer great value for what you get. Jim Z read more

We had a craving for grilled halloumi cheese and came across this place right down the street! And we were very much satisfied. The waitresses also brought us toasted pinenuts fresh from the kitchen! And then fresh fruit and baklava to top off a wonderful meal and we were sold! read more

Maroush introduced me to Lebanese food and it is delicious--especially the chicken shwarma and the baklava.

Good food, dreadful service. We ask for tap water and a bottle of wine. The water appeared to be rationed at the same rate as the wine. The starters were good (though I've had better falafel in Bethlehem). We were half way through them when we were told that the main courses re ready. We managed to put those off for a few minutes but they were still served before we wee ready. Shalwar a was good, but too big. My son's roast leg of lamb on top of savoury rice was better. read more