I want to move next door to here and spend the rest of my life eating nothing but $2 lebanese…read morepizza. And I didn't even try the Lebanese pizza! In some genius usage of a disused servo, this bakery is an oasis in basically the middle of nowhere 'burbsville. One of those magical stores that just sells a bit of everything, but the smell of zaatar as you walk through the car space bit at the front *should* guarantee a visit to the bakery section. And there you will find $2 oregano leb bread pizzas, amazing melt-in-your mouth haloumi pastries (which I did try) and a variety of delicious Lebanese-type food stuffs. I didn't make it into the grocery bit but I bet it's awesome. I didn't try the coffee but I bet it's awesome. This is the kind of place you can just tell they do everything awesome. And cheap! They seem to sell plants & flowers as well and I saw a woman walk in with a bunch of dry-cleaning. Bit of an all-purpose all-round wonderfully scented magical fairyland plonked down on D-Town.

Dont let the front of this little Lebanese take away/restaurant put you off, behind the shabby…read morefront is a back room thatbis very warm and welcoming, the owner is a very friendly lady who isnt afraid of having a laugh with you, our party of 12 were celebrating a birthday so we ordered the $25 banquet, we started with homus and baba ganoush with leb bread, then came the felafel and a lamb mince with a crispy pastry kind of like a spring roll, then the lamb and chicken skewers and the most delicious rice I have ever tasted as well as a green bean salad, all the food was very fresh and flavorful, we went on a tuesday night and it was quite busy, cant imagine how packed it would be Fridays and Saturdays when they have a belly dancer performing. Will definitely go again.

Outstanding food, the friendliest and sweetest owners will treat you like family the moment you…read moreenter. Their falafel wrap is to die for and their sweets are from heaven!

Unlike the name suggests, it has indoor and outdoor seating options. Casual environment with nice…read moreplating . I had the. Mollouba. Braised lamb over rice and grilled cauliflower. I enjoyed the dish. The meat was moist, but I would have preferred it with a jus, so the plating would have to be reinvented.

I visited here with a food tour and it continues to be a major regret that I was unable to return…read moreto this venue again before my Sydney trip ended. I only tried one food item here, and it was the falafel ball. I'm not usually into falafel, but this appetizer changed my mind. It was so well seasoned and a little spicy. It made me want to try way more things, but that was not in the cards for me. Excellent visit.

This is a nice, reliable place. You will get a delicious meal here - it will be good quality,…read moregenerous and tasty. I came with friends who lived in Türkiye for a time and they highly appreciated the authenticity of the menu and the dishes. We had a range of items, great dips, kebabs and salads. Everything was good. I would recommend you book as it's very popular. Also, if you are travelling by car you may be challenged to find parking nearby. Don't let that deter you from coming, though - just keep it in mind.

What a fun experience at "The Sultan's Table." My good friend is Turkish --- so when this was…read morerecommended I knew it must be good. While I don't remember all the dishes we tried, I appreciated the time our waiter took to explain what we were trying and a bit of a back story. Service was prompt and friendly.

It's been a long time,my friend had a craving for Lebanese food and last time I was here it was…read morecalled Emma's on Liberty It's become more trendy,if my memory serves me right they had long benches before and more traditional Lebanese food,now the food portions have shrunk to smaller sizes so the name change is appropriate Food wise it's better than your average Lebanese place. What essentially is a chicken kebab (moorish chicken) was really nice,I was impressed. Not the kebab meat other Turkish places use but a softer and lighter tasting chicken meat Had the fried cauliflower,not what I'm use too but still nice flavours Everything else was to a good standard Better book if you want to come here,if you want to try Lebanese food with a twist,I recommend here!

Came here after a comedy show at the Enmore Theatre on Friday and I'm glad we did, cause this place…read morewas tasty. We got in around 9pm just before the kitchen closed, so make note of that. This place is put simply, Lebanese tapas. Lots of snacks and small dishes made for sharing. My only gripe is the portions are on the smaller side, but when they're tasty you kind of forget all about it. We ordered the pumpkin hummus with bread, fried cauliflower, lady fingers (awesome,) golden balls (awesome,) and moorish chicken (awesome.) We smashed all of it rather quickly We also tried the Lebanese beer and have to say not my cup of tea...definitely has thyme in it so that's an acquired taste... Great place to catchup with friends.

There's something mesmerising about a rack of flattened chicken rotating over glowing coals to the…read moreroar of a hair dryer. And Oricco's is all the better for it. I only popped in for a quick snack - falafel, chips and garlic sauce - somewhat astounding the patriarch of the joint with my small order; "ONLY one falafel and chips??" Probably not something they're used to given the many large platters I saw being carried out whilst I ate. But despite my odd order, these guys went above and beyond plating it up with a small pile of salad, pickles and tahini sauce. These guys knew what I needed even before I did; the perfect palate cleanser after that delicious fattiness! The falafel was little disappointing; a bit dry and sadly not reheated but the chips were freshly fried in that perfect, chicken shop style - a mixture of soft and crispy with a sprinkling of chicken salt. The garlic sauce? Thick, creamy, and enough garlic to make sure everyone in a 5km radius will smell you coming. I smelt like garlic and smoke the rest of the day, and boy was everyone jealous!

These guys do a mean chicken roll, you know, with actual chicken bits that have been flat roasted…read morearound and around. Their hot chips are totally yummy and I think I could happily eat that as a meal in itself if it didn't horrify most of my friends that I don't touch the chicken... Their garlic sauce is creamy and delish. You'll be sweating it out for days, I promise. They have a range of salads available inside as well as other Lebanese dishes from Kibbe to falafel. Seating is available inside and outside, usually this place can get pretty busy so when I was living around the corner I'd call up and order and then walk up 10 minutes later to pick up.

Very nice interior and amazing food with friendly service here. We ordered lamb kofta, Brussels…read moresprouts and bbq octopus. They are all amazing tasty. It's bit pricey but it's worth it to comeback.

I'll start of by saying that I had high expectations for this ultra chic middle eastern fusion…read morerestaurant on Addison Road. The food was mediocre at best. The octopus was overcooked and over seasoned. The stale pita don't help with the runny tiropitakia. Note to the chef, sprinkled pine nuts don't elevate the dish. The Tomato salad was tasteless, likely from being over ripe, again, over seasoned to hide the poor quality of ingredients. Not worth the time to get into the rest of the overpriced meal. On a good note, the service was okay

As far as a fun night out goes, this place has a great atmosphere. There are belly dancers on…read moreFriday and Saturday nights, enlivening the crowd and providing a great show. Pity the food isn't that great. Lebanese food is delicious when cooked properly, but not so good when it comes out cold, or tough. Who wants cold spinach and feta triangles or tough lamb? There are so many cheaper Lebanese places with better food, so Arabella is now off the list. If you do want a fun night out and aren't too concerned about food, then make sure you book ahead because big tables with functions pack this place out.

One of the best Lebanese food I've ever had. I've had Lebanese cuisine all over Australia, USA and…read moreLondon ... And this is the real deal. I had the Mixed Plate $35 (one person) and it was - Babaganuj - Hummus - Falafel - Kofta, Lamb Shish kebab, and chicken Shish kebab - tabouleh - breads Was more than enough if you're really hungry, and I love to have Lebanese food as leftovers! Lovely service! Great ambiance (lighting & decor is classy and perfect for a romantic date and fun enough for dinner party with mates). We also had the shisha afterwards outside and the coffee and sweets were all great too! Only tip: could have played the music some more - adds to the energy of the place.

I was here for my honeymoon , and recommend their coffee/food to anyone visiting Australia. The…read morelayout is nice - I love the bar experience. Everyone here is so nice ! I can't wait for the opportunity to come back !

One of my favorite coffee roasters in Sydney, hands down. It's a rustic store front in Mackerville,…read moreso not one that would jump out at a passerby, but is excellent. They have their standard menu and then a reserve menu, where they brew specialty, rare coffees for you and have varieties for both black and milk based coffees. I wish more places had this reserve menu concept, it was very fun to peruse and pick. The only disadvantage was our waiter was kind of pretentious, and I appreciate it when specialty coffee shops have more open and welcoming people. But the baristas more than made up for that - they were patient, kind, and generous with explaining where the coffees were sourced from and the flavors we should taste, absolutely must go and I will be back.