Best Middle Eastern Restaurants in The Village

I’ve been to Byblos multiple times and they never miss! This time I went for Valentine’s Day with my husband and wanted to specifically shout out and thank our waitress Lea for being so friendly and warm towards us!

Very warm welcome and escort at the reception. The waiter is vey friendly and with patience. Restaurant atmosphere is much better than expected, cozy but not prudish. Middle East cuisine is the first ever I tried, really mouthwatering.

Amazing date night spot. My partner an I have been wanting to try it out for a while. We were eager to order all this food and thankfully the server mentioned it was way too much so we listened to her advise which was absolutely perfect. Portions are very generous and everything was exceptional, we tried the falafel, classic hummus and Parallel salad, all amazing! as well as all of the staff was very friendly.

Thought we would try this restaurant as part of Winterlicious. It did not disappoint. The tasting menu was delicious with ample serving size. We will definitely be back.

Appetizer: Maftoul is good! The puff pastry is very crispy and fragrant, and the meat filling is a Middle Eastern specialty with just the right taste. It retains the original flavor without being too strong. Main course: Braised lamp shank is delicious! The sauce has a bit of an oriental sauce-braised flavor, but with Middle Eastern spices. When the plate was served, you could smell the rich aroma of spices. The lamb was stewed very well, and my friend and I were so silent as we were busing on eating. lol Dessert: Baklava is too sweet to me. The server suggested ordering a baklava and a caramel pudding 🍮, which was very conscientious because baklava was really sweet to us, like eating syrup directly. Oh, and I suggest going for dinner because there will be a belly dancing performance in the evening. So I would recommend you to have a good dress, because the dancer will pull you up to dance with her.