Authentic and delicious! The best tabbouleh we've ever had! Beirut Bites is tucked into the…read moreMarketPlace, where you can order your food and go find a seat outside. There is ample seating on the street and tucked into between two buildings. While the people were very friendly, the food was the star today. Everything is house made and fresh! The vegetarian platter is more than enough for two people to share. It arrived on two plates! Save room for dessert. Beirut Bites serves baklava and tucked around the corner is Beirut Sweet Bites, offering many delicious looking treats. If the quality is similar, and it certainly looks it, the treats must be fantastic. If you want authentic Lebanese food this is your place!

Delicious food. Since moving here from Central NY I've missed the ability to get quick but good…read moreLebanese food. The owners were on site and the family run business reminded me of my former husband's place. Even their last names are similar except for the additional letter ( Jabour vs Jabbour) While seating could be difficult during busy times, we were given a 4 too near Small Bites. This location has several small pop up restaurants that can meet the need of several people looking for different cuisines. I look forward to visiting again.

Amazing food! The garlic sauce, falafel, Schwarma and lentil soup were incredible. A must try!read more

The good: the hummus and the chicken shawarma were amazing…read more The bad: the tabouli was awful. I love tabouli and order it at every Mediterranean restaurant I go to, and this was the worst I ever had. The ingredients might have been off (either the ratio, or maybe something even went bad. It looked normal but tasted terrible). When we asked for cups of water (after spending upwards of $100) we were told they "don't do that" - because obviously they expect you to purchase bottled water. I find this to be unacceptable. Last but not least: we witnessed a cockroach crawling across the floor. One of the little German ones. Although not as scary as their larger, American counterparts, they still carry lots of germs that can make you sick, and when you see one you can assume there are many more close by. Would I be back? Hard pass. I'm sure I can find great hummus and chicken shawarma elsewhere.

We happened to be in the area to take one of our pups to a specialty vet for some tests (she's fine…read morethank goodness!) so had a few hours for lunch before we could pick her up. Saw this Lebanese restaurant and jumped on it! It's in a strip mall but nice inside with some lovely photos and artwork from Lebanon. Tarek our server was so pleasant and helpful as we were deciding what to have for lunch. We both chose a combo platter and he recommended the salad and a delicious eggplant moussaka (Lebanese style, not Greek). The pita bread served with the meal was fresh and hot and the hummus was amazing (we judge all hummus to see if it stands up to the one Cafe Rakka in Hendersonville, TN serves and this one came close!). The lamb and chicken were both perfectly cooked and spiced - so delicious! Hubs had a wonderful Moroccan green tea. Tarek surprised us with a taste of the baklava and the basbousa - both were excellent - I had not had basbousa before. It is a semolina cake soaked in a sweet syrup - my new favorite middle eastern dessert. Honestly, we would drive here just to eat lunch again.

I've been craving Middle Eastern food for a while. This was my first time here, and I'm so glad I…read moregave them a try! They're close by, in the shopping strip on 436 in Casselberry. A little hidden gem. I had the vegetarian platter with baba ghanoush, hummus, bread, salad, falafel and tabouleh. It was fantastic! The flavor was there! The portions were great, and it's definitely something I would order again! I guess got the soup and cheese bread combo, which was delicious as well !! The service was very good. It's run by a family, and they're very sweet and kind and took very good care of us. When the restaurant was dead, except for the staff, but it was lovely with music in Arabic. I will definitely be back!

Lived the steak and chicken kabob and gyro. Also love the three dips. Rice is good too…read more Cute locations.

They are situated in a little food hall in downtown Eustis. It was a little hard to find. They…read moreappeared to run two separate booths, a boba booth A taste of Lebanon. The woman snapped at me that I have to wait then walked over to the other booth and served others that arrived after me. The food was only okay. I will not be going back

I checked out this restaurant when it was pretty new. I had heard great things about the Winter…read moreSprings location, so I was excited to have one close to my house. There is not another restaurant like this in the area, so it is a welcome addition. The staff was very welcoming and seemed excited to share their cuisine with my group. The baba ganoush was the best I've had and I really liked the multi grain pitas. I got the Heart of Jerusalem salad and it was massive and delicious. I really enjoyed the sage tea and the presentation was really nice. Baklava was also very yummy. Prices were reasonable and portions were big. We will definitely be back soon!

I had to try Heart of Jerusalem and was blown away. I felt welcomed immediately. The menu had so…read moremany great options I found it hard to choose. My server helped me navigate through after I mentioned I had a allergy. The owner actually stepped in and offered multiple options all of which were wonderful. When my food arrived the chef brought it out and told me it was made without any of the allergens. I appreciated the effort which allowed me to eat without concern. My meal and my friends were both amazing. The flavor, freshness, quality and quantity were exceptional.this quaint friendly restaurant will definitely be a favorite of many.

I had a great experience at Bosphorous and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for…read moredelicious food and a great atmosphere. The baba ganoush was amazing, full of flavor and some of the best I've had. You can really tell the food is fresh and made with care. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The restaurant itself is very bright and vibrant, creating a really nice atmosphere to relax and enjoy your meal. Overall, a very positive experience and I will definitely be coming back again.

Pretty good. Not great. Kinda pricy. I guess we are…read morespoiled from eating amazing food all over Turkey when we visited. Beautiful decorations and nicely furnished.

From the moment you walk in, you're treated like family. The service is warm, attentive, and…read moregenuinely welcoming--never rushed, just the perfect balance of hospitality and care. But the real highlight is the food. Every dish tastes like it was made in someone's home kitchen, with recipes passed down through generations. The flavors are rich, comforting, and incredibly authentic--nothing feels commercialized or watered down. You can tell there's real love and tradition behind every bite. If you're looking for true Middle Eastern cuisine that feels homemade and heartfelt, this place absolutely delivers. It's the kind of spot you keep coming back to--not just for the food, but for the experience.

The Hummus and freshly made pita were top notch. Meat Pie (Pita covered in spiced ground beef) was…read moregood. Harria Soups were incredibly bland, surprisingly so. Auto 18% gratuity (plus lines for extra gratuity) on the casual lunch seemed excessive. I suspect some of their specialties for dinner might be quite good, that said I don't recommend this place for a quick lunch like some of the other places in the area serving Palestinian fare.

Ordered chicken shish and beef/lamb Adana kebab to go. Very…read morejuicy chicken kebabs and very tasty Adana kebabs. Entrees come with brown flavored rice, hummus and salads.

Kinda disappointed…read more I've had many Mediterranean places, especially in Dearborn, MI. And I've never had Mediterranean food taste like this... Ordered to go- chicken breast and fattoush salad Fattoush salad - hella disappointed. I've never been to a place that put the dressing on salad for a to go order? It's normal to put sauce on side and we mix it when we get home. Came home and opened up a soggy salad! Waste of money Chicken breast - chicken kinda dry, rice was seasoning with either cinnamon, all spice, or star anise. I can't quite pin point it. However I've never had my rice in this way. And $20 for this portion? Crazy. Won't be coming back