Amazing! We were…read moredriving through Tours on our way to some of the chateaus in the area. We decided on Le Byblos for lunch. It was easy to find and there was parking nearby. They did not have an English menu and the staff spoke about as much English as I speak French (a couple basic phrases and that's about it). Our server was very patient with us and definitely put forth effort to meet us part way when it came to communicating even though he didn't have to. Fortunately since it's Lebanese food, most of the names are pretty similar between French and English. I had the chicken kebab plate and my husband ordered the lamb kebab plate. It came with rice and tabbouleh salad. I've been to a fair share of Middle Eastern restaurants and this was the best chicken kebab I've had. I absolutely recommend eating here but maybe look at the menu on their website ahead of time if you don't speak French so you know what you want. 5 stars.

Wonderful restaurant! Great chicken, salad, baklava, and eggplant. Owned by a very nice family…read more Happy environment.

I wasn't expecting this level of authenticity in a town like Poitiers but here it is! Tabouli was…read moreexcellent and we got the chicken and lamb kebab. Very good and plentiful serving. Service was excellent and place filled quickly after 8 pm. Too full for dessert. Prices reasonable.

From the owner: restaurant Libanais à poitiersread more

It was clear that the place was new, one server and I think 2 people in the kitchen. It was slow…read moreservice as a result but the food was nice. Not the greatest Lebanese food I have ever had but good.I ordered the discovery platter. Delicious kibbee, hummous and labne . I did not like the baba ghanouge, but the other savory pasties were ok as well. grape leave was fair. The place was decorated nicely, clean and a friendly server.

From the owner: Spécialités irakiennes La cuisine est vraiment typique: à base essentiellement de viande de mouton,…read morecuisinée de différentes façon, d'aubergines, de coriandre ou de sumak. En fin de raps, vous pourre déguster du thé, très sucré, ou du café, sachant qu'à l'origine celui-ci est réservé aux familles aisées.