I went twice. The foood was pretty good but not prepared as requested. That's because they dont…read morereally are what the customer wants. They prepare it as they always do--no changes or modifications allowed. Prices are ok

The BEST fallafel in all of France, family owned, very nice, delicious. No line- only the locals…read moreknow about it.

Tiny place serving up Shawarma. The service was great. I asked for extra hot. They were very…read moresurprised to say the least. Parisians are not known for anything spicier than cream. They loaded me up not sure if I could take it. It was excellent. The food is excellent. The location is a busy fun street. The restaurant is tight, cramped, and the eating area is kind of dirty. Let's just say when their busy the four seats inside are rarely cleaned. It's the Latin Quarter. You're meant to get the food and go strolling. But, I was tired. That said, I would go back. There are two great Shawarma shops in this street. You can't go wrong with either of them.

The PERFECT drunk meal in Paris. Definitely recommend, the owner is personable and the cook got us…read moreour food within 5 minutes. On a narrow street where you can sit on the curb or take your food to go. 10/10.

Samaya is a fancy Lebanese restaurant located a short walk from the Bir Hakiem metro station near…read morethe Eiffel Tower. They have just about any Lebanese dish you could think of, except for sfiha (Lebanese flatbread with various toppings). After being seated I ordered a mixed skewer plate and kibbeh. Mixed Skewer Plate (18 euros) - This came with kafta kabob (spiced ground beef), boneless chicken kabob, lamb kabob, shirazi salad, eggplant, hummus, and some pita bread. Each of the grilled kabobs was so flavorful and juicy. My favorite was the juicy and flavorful kafta kabob. The shirazi salad was fresh while the hummus and eggplant dips were just middle of the road. The pita bread served here is the store bought variety. Kibbeh ($9) - I always enjoy these fried football shaped croquettes, and the ones here didn't disappoint in terms of taste and consistency. The outer shell is made of bulgur wheat while the inside consists of a spiced minced meat. Overall the food tasted great, however the size of everything here is about 30% less than what I would have expected. The kabobs are so much smaller as are the kibbeh compared to portions in the U.S.. Bottled water is about 6 euros, so be sure to ask for tap water instead. This place is on the pricier side, however it's a great place to get one's Lebanese fix. All the food served here is halal.

stuffed grape leaves, tabbouleh was wonderful! portions (for a Californian) were smaller, but still…read moretasteful! my wife's tourek was great, and despite the wait was worth it

A friend of mine told me I had to eat here while I was in Paris. I was a bit skeptical, because I…read moredidn't come here for Lebanese food. I am so glad we got to experience this place! We ordered a variety of traditional foods and shared, to get to try more of their options. I know when you're traveling in Paris, you only have a limited number of meals and you don't wanna waste one. This is worth it!

I never give one star but this place is beyond anything I have seen when it comes to service. I was…read moresitting with my back to their central way and suddenly a knife hit the back of my head coming at a high speed. My skull was definitely impacted. I suspect the waitress dropped the knife as she was passing behind my back. She was non-apologetic and extremely aggressive and rude. Arguing that she did not know where the knife was coming from?! This should not have been her first reaction. I have to assume that somehow she lost the knife from a plate. She kept arguing with me when I pointed out that she should have shown some concerns and simply apologize. She initially did not. Eventually she came to her senses and finally somehow gave a fake apology. We left the premises without eating anything. The atmosphere was dark and kind of depressed. I have to assume that the owner must have been away. Quand le chat n'est pas la, les Souris dansent.

Discreet gem off on Rue Washington, off of the crowded Champs-Élysées…read more They have a small patio, and the staff kindly shaded our table by moving the patio furniture around. Service was very quick! I got the lamb, and my friend got the chicken.and was juicy and fatty (how I like it) and chicken was tender.

A WONDERFUL place to have authentic Lebanese cuisine while in Paris. Just off the Champs Elysees,…read morethis lovely place boasts great food and excellent, attentive service! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Really good selection to choose from. I chose 3 tastes of pastrami ( to die for) , chicken Schwarma…read more(so good) and aubergine (grilled eggplant) with hot fresh mint tea. O man happy girl!!!

The restaurant is directly opposite a glacier (ice cream shop) also known as La Boule au Miel (The…read moreScoop of Honey, more or less). You can sit at one of the outdoor tables at the restaurant and order and be served ice cream from just across the street. If you do, be prepared for deliciousness -- especially if you order a "maboule," a scoop of ice cream in pate a choux pastry. I ordered one with the establishment's "chocolat & orange" ice cream. It came embellished with some chocolate sauce, a bit of whipped cream hidden inside, and chopped nuts on top. It was my first time eating an ice cream dessert with a knife and fork, and it was more than worth the effort. You can also have your ice cream in a more traditional sugar cone, cup, or bowl, as my wife, who tried and loved the sesame-halvah ice cream, did -- but you can do that at home. Service was friendly enough, but our young server had to be reminded to bring the coffee and water we also ordered. He also brought my wife chocolate ice cream instead of the chocolate-orange she also requested, and disappeared before he brought our check, which was delivered by one of his colleagues. But we really didn't mind watching people go by while we waited. After all, next to eating great food, that's one of the most enjoyable activities to pursue in Paris.

Absolutely delicious and lots to eat!!! Yummy! Greek restaurant and the folks are nice!!! Lots of…read moredelicious chicken and fries: seasoning and sauce is perfect, peach tea in a can - walked away full!

Excellent food, great service and nice location. We left full and satisfied and the plates averaged…read moreabout 14 Euro. Inexpensive but delicious right at the steps of Notre Dame.

Great meal for our final night in Paris--however something is confusing. The facade of the…read morerestaurant had a different name--Kehribar. Looking at the photos of Istanbul, it has to be the same place, with the fabulous deli case. We had the hummus, tarama (pink caviar dip) and tzatziki with plentiful pita bread. All three were outstanding! We also had the chicken kebob and lamb kebob. Which were fine, but it was the dips that blew me away. I wish I'd had time to try other items in that deli case--it would be perfect to carry back to an Airbnb with a fridge. To top it off the waitress, manager, owner was so friendly and working non-stop. I found it by walking past it on the street while exploring the shops and restaurants on Rue St. Jacques. I looked up, saw the bright new sign and looked through the window. When I saw the deli case, I was sold.

What a wonderful place! My girlfriend and I were hungry for lunch while visiting Paris and stumbled…read moreupon this gem! It is a small place that serves take-out but also have a beautiful seating area that brings you back to places in Italy. Whomever designed this place, hats off to you! What a visually wonderful place. I ordered the mixed meat plate and my girlfriend ordered the two meet plate with chicken and lamb. Both plates where very tasty and a great option for lunch. It wasn't too heavy and gave us energy for a full day of walking. I highly recommend this place if you are visiting the area. Sit down, order some wine, eat some food and enjoy the scenery!