Service was good, but the food was okay. I'm Lebanese and this wasn't great food or authentic. The…read morepresentation of the meal was nice and it came out quickly. The baba ganoush wasn't very flavorful and the chicken flavor was okay. My favorite part of the meal was the salad that came with my plate. I had high expectations and was excited to eat here, but it was disappointing unfortunately.

The food was some of the best Lebanese I've ever had. I got the falafel plate. My husband got the…read morechicken. Both were delicious. The service was good. The seating was outdoors, no room inside. I would go back.

Amazing food!!!! Loved the various dishes served…read morebeautifully. Also the server was very accommodating.

This place is delicious! The staff was friendly and helpful with all of the dietary restrictions…read moreand requests our party had. It's pretty small, so definitely recommend a reservation - especially for larger groups. The portions are good and the food comes out as it's ready, so be sure to remember what you ordered! I had the shakshuka and it was delicious - eggs were cooked perfectly and it had a little kick to it. I also had some of their hummus and it was very creamy.

Came here for dinner…read more Pros: - Friendly and efficient staff - Mango shake/lassi was really good - Favorite dish was the Beef Saag Cons: - Chicken Tikka Masala was really watery

The food all tasted the same. The place has no washroom even for dining customers. The guy didn't…read morespeak any English, thank goodness for his cook who saved the day with translating.

This cozy little spot is located in a cobbled alley and was fun to find using Google Maps. Upon…read morearrival, the hostess asks if you have a reservation - if you do you get to sit in the part of the restaurant that has more life to it; if not you sit in the front room which was much quieter and only had one other table of of 2 people. Both are nice spaces but being a solo traveler it was a bit depressing having to sit alone in a dimly lit empty dining room looking out a window while others were dining in the lively space with an open kitchen. I understand that's how it is when being a table of one but moral is to make a reservation if you can b/c that would have been a better dining experience. The menu offers so many choices and is very vegetarian friendly. The server was helpful and provided recommendations. One thing I thought was tricky was how he brought bread to the table and asked "would you like some fresh bread and dips?" before putting it down. Since I had read reviews I knew to asd "doesn't that cost extra?" to which he replied yes so I opted to skip it. Especially because I was alone and most def couldn't have eaten all that food. The falafel hummus bowl was excellent. The hummus was perfectly prepared and beautifully creamy. It was served with warm pita that you could taste was housemade. That was some of the best pita I ever tasted. I also chose a watermelon basil mocktail which was very tasty. I wish I had room for dessert but was stuffed by the time I walked back to my accommodation.

What the ....? Just showed up at the restaurant during normal business hours and it's closed. Sign…read moresays open but it's dark, locked, and closed. Yallah dude, why aren't you open?????

I've tried a lot of Persian food at my Iranian friend's house, but the food at this restaurant was…read morejust terrible. I ordered the Adas Polo and couldn't even swallow it--left it completely untouched on the table, paid the bill, and walked out.

My daughters and I travel internationally often, and we always look for good Persian restaurants…read morewhen we arrive. When we arrived in Portugal, we carried on with that tradition. Our first attempt was Khayyam, and we were thoroughly disappointed. What kind of Persian Restaurant does not serve koubiddeh? Seriously? There was a long list of grievances, but we forgot all about them when we arrived at 1001 Nights. The smell, absent on our last attempt, was the first sign that we were in the right place. My daughter and I settled into a great meal where the koubiddeh and rice were well up to our standards. Nothing was wasted and the staff was great. If you are looking for a great Persian meal in Lisbon, don't be distracted by the name of a great Persian poet. Go to 1001 Nights and be satisfied....

This place has vegan and vegetarian food and juices. And here's the best part: ORGANIC!…read moreI had their lunch menu (soup, big juice and a sandwich for 8,20 Euro) and I liked it very much! I'll be back for more!

Amazing food. I'm vegan (nearly 30 years) and have eaten vegan food all over the world. The food…read morehere is authentic, fantastically flavourful and fresh. I usually avoid falafel (it's ubiquitous) but was persuaded after being offered some of my husband's and got my own; it was mind-blowing. Their business card says they have "the best falafel in the world", and I believe it. We stayed and sampled loads of the other food on offer (all really excellent) and the staff was wonderful. Highly recommended.

We tried this place because it looked good but turned out really bad , everything was tasteless and…read morethe meat is not seasoned. The falafel sandwich is an abomination and shouldn't be served at all, the fixings they put on top of the sandwiches don't have distinct flavor . The shawarma sandwich was probably the best thing out of this mess. We tried the vegetarian carrot soup and it was unique and tasted good. We also tried the Brazilian fruit drink and it didn't taste like anything . I would skip this place

Great beer, quaint / awesome location & friendly staff. Get the Super Bock, amazing.read more

I love Lebanese food, but this place was not good. We had a variety of dishes for lunch. The fried…read morecauliflower with other vegetables was the best. That and the salad are the only dishes I would order again. The beet hummus was nothing special. The falafel had a weird texture and tasted like it was a mix out of a box. The flat beans had a canned bean taste. The bread/pita was ok. The kafta meatball stew was only mediocre too. The service was fine and the place was clean.

Excellent food. The falafels are simply amazing. The hummus and the pita bread are fantastic. The…read morebread was warm, just out of the oven. The kibbe was delicious. I would definitely return.

Great for late night eats, especially after drinking. The owner/staff are super friendly. I visited…read moretwo nights in a row and had the chicken shawarma, falafel, fries, and samosas. Fries are great. Falafel was fine but the shawarma was super flavorful. I loved the spicy sauce and it was extremely spicy. Samosas were tasty and heavy on the vegetables, which is appreciated. I really appreciate the good food to soak up the alcohol.

A-OK. A tiny hole in…read morethe wall place that hit the spot. Beer. Outdoor seating. Döner Kebab. It was very tasty. + Friendly service. + open late in the afternoon. €6.50

I cannot recommend this place enough. Everything was incredibly delicious and the service was…read moreincredible! Kind owner as well.

Stumbled upon this place walking home and man was that fortune! The food is excellent, we ordered…read moreeach type of plate for the table (chicken, lamb, beef) and I can honestly say it was all tasty! Highly recommend!