Food was absolutely delicious! They had great service and even though we did not have reservations,…read morethey made room seated our party of 6 and made the evening perfect! I can't say enough about the freshness of the food and the medley of flavors! The building is also beautiful!

Years ago I went to a different location and it was horrible experience so I swear them off. It's…read morebeen 9 years I think I since that time. My daughter lives in London and she keeps going to this location. She says they are very careful with the gluten free. So I went with her since yes I was super hungry after a 12 hours flight. They are actually way better than the other location that has closed down (which I am not surprised at all) the food here is super good, the staff are super friendly and on top of their work. The restaurant by itself is a very normal looking restaurant. Like nothing special. But I have to say that they have a different location at St, johns woods area. Holy moly it's a five stars restaurant from the look to the service. Food is the same taste as this one but the place is stunning.

Spent a week in London renewing my visa and sampled some of the local fare. My wife and I miss food…read moreLebanese food from Sydney and we had a sneaking suspicion that London would have something good. Weren't let down. This place was as good as I have ever had. Couldn't recommend it more. Chicken Mezze plate was very good, tender and juicy but not under cooked, good variance in type of chicken as well. Falafel could have been the best I have ever had. Can always tell the quality of it by the dryness and chick pea to herb ratio. Fantastic. Garlic potatoes - very good with peppers. Cold Mezze- excellent but would have wanted more tabouleh if possible but you can't have everything. Hummus Babaganoush and Labneh all top draw. With a good glass of red the whole thing came to less than 80 pounds. Unreal. Service was ace not a thing to complain about. What a place. Price 5/5 Service 5/5 (if you are looking for a reservation and online says it's booked, just call and they will sort you out) Food 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Can't miss with this one.

Really enjoyed the food and being downtown London, it was truly a fun experience. I got the grilled…read morechicken burger and it was flavorful, loads of mayo and I ate every bite. The service was okay except for our server lady, she seemed a bit rude. The other severs were all pretty good. The atmosphere is very very pretty. Especially inside! We sat outside because it was a perfect late September afternoon to enjoy the decent weather. And listen to the side shows going on around the courtyard across the way.

Another mom n pop eatery that we discovered that turned out to be very good, that served generous…read moreportions for food. I ordered the mix shawarma plate and added an order of fries. I opted to get the shawarma plate on a bed of fries also. The meats were tender, juicy and seasoned so good. The juices blended into the fries adding aroma and flavor to them. The plate was packed with salad and other sides such as coleslaw n pickles Etc. The extra plate of fries was delicious also. Our server brought our order to the table. After we initially ordered at the counter, but it's not really a sit down service. Ambiance was fine too, as u would expect.

My favorite Lebanese restaurant ever in London UK. Very family oriented, the owners are there every…read moreday. They all treat you as if you are family and super sweet to you. The workers are super nice and hard working. I have been going there since 2013 so 10 years now. The food is so so so so good like there is no way I wouldn't go daily to eat there when I am in London. One of the brothers (owners) is the master chef. I only do hookah when I am travelling and only trust them with my hookah. The place is super clean and nice. I can't wait to go back to London to see everyone as yes I feel I am going back to see family at this point and eat the delicious food!

The wait staff was knowledgeable and so friendly. The food was out of this world. I dislike the…read moreAmerican hummus in grocery stores but figured I would try it here and it was so amazing. The hummus was did not have a strong tahini flavor. It was delicate and amazing. The beetroot salad and dressing that comes on it was incredible. I filled up on so much hummus and salad I didn't have a lot of room for dinner. Which was so sad because the lamb & rice was just amazing. Five Stars!!!

This place is delicious. The best hummus I have ever had (and I eat a lot of hummus). Also…read morerecommned the apple ginger drink Everything was absolutely delicious and we would highly HIGHLY recommend. We will visit again during our London stay. Well worth it.

This wasn't my favorite Comptoir Libanais location, mainly due to the customer service. We ended up…read morehaving a gentlemen help us that was great, he was running around the entire restaurant looking like he was doing everything, while the other two servers were barely doing anything. Obviously we can't know what was going on that night, but if it wasn't for him this review would be much more negative. And the place wasn't even half full so there didn't look to be any excuse for it. Luckily the food was really good and we all enjoyed our meals, despite the I attentiveness.

Delicious food! The appetizer platter for one was perfect for my hubs and I -- a taste of different…read moreappetizers while still keeping room for main dishes. The babaganoush was a a little different than I've had before: it had a little fresh mint and a sprinkling of pomegranate --loved it. I had the Chicken and green olives tangine (stew) with short brown rice. My hubs had seabass with sesame tahini pomegranate sauce --delicious! Our server was friendly and gave us good recommendations -- excellent service. Great ambiance too.

If you're in the london area this is a must try. I have walked by this place many times and decided…read moreto drop in. Right when you walk in, the vibes of the restaurant is inviting and decor beautiful. I started off with a passion fruit martini and ordered the chicken wings. Since the cuisine is Lebanese, the wings garlic and thyme. delicious and perfectly cooked. I then ordered the salad and garlic pita bread. Salad was okay by the garlic pita was big and delicious. I could have eaten two. While I was enjoying my food I over heard an individual raving about the lamb kebabs and chicken. Had to try those of course. Amazing! If you're in the area must try.

Stayed maybe two blocks away from this place. Was starving & found this place. I'm so glad we went…read morein. A very cute & chill vibe. We were sat immediately. The service was good! The pornstar martini was the best one that I've had! The food was delicious! I would definitely stop by again if ever in London!

Absolutely delicious foul and the meze platter for takeaway. I was a bit surprised at the price…read morepoint for both but they're SO worth it. The foul arrived bubbling and steaming pot and the portion is substantial. Incredibly tasty with rich spices and herbs but not too spicy. Also, the dish comes with a huge serving of bread. And I mean HUGE. Like half my body size. The meze is a wonderful mix of dolma, hummus, babaganoush and tabbouleh. Again, a huge portion size. Sustained me for two dinners. Garlicky, creamy and just incredibly tasty.

I lived in the Middle East in Qatar for years and my favorite Middle Eastern food is Yemeni which…read moreI've had the opportunity to eat many times. Since we were passing through London, we figured that we would check out Queen of Sheba. We found the restaurant but the door was locked when we tried to open it. Some of the restaurant staff came to the door and asked if they could help us. They were surprised that we were trying to eat there! Haha. Once they knew that I lived in Qatar and my friend lived in Kuwait, it was smooth and they brought the food. We started off with the traditional maraq soup (made from lamb broth) that always starts off the meal. It was great. Then we got mandi meat (lamb with rice) and chicken ogda. The mandi meat was decent and the chicken ogda was good but needed to be in the black pots to keep it warm. We were happy to discover that they had fresh juice and we got lemon mint which was great. The bread was also good and they had a bread oven in the restaurant. We ended the meal with some karak tea (black tea with milk and sugar) and it was yummy. Overall, it was a pretty good experience but quite expensive (I guess this is London). More information about Yemeni food: http://www.bandaraden.com/about.php

Stopped by today for a late lunch and the female server was so helpful! She was so friendly and she…read morerecommended some Lebanese dishes that were amazing! Highly recommended!

The four of us were searching for a place for lunch in the neighborhood and opted for the Cedar…read more The lunch menu seemed like a nice bet, so we settled down inside the small restaurant. Two of us had the lamb gyro and one had chicken shwarma, and one had the falafel lunch special. The service was very friendly, and the food came out in good order. I just wish I had ordered the chicken since the lamb was nor very tender. It wasn't bad, just a little bit too tough for my taste. I think I had in my mind that the gyro would be life the American style, sliced off that big hunk of rotating meat on a spit, while this was actual lamb. The bread served with the meal was excellent as was the plate of pickles, olives and turnips. The restaurant was clean and the service was friendly as well. Just stay away from the lamb if you want tender meat.