Beiteddine Express

This was our late night, go to place for some hookah, hummus and baklava. We also had some of the other food offered and it was exceptional and fresh. Also, the herb and mint tea was extremely good and the perfect end to the day. The service was superb and I highly recommend it if you are looking for a place to hang out, relax and enjoy the evening. Pricing was very reasonable and the staff did a great job.

Staying at a nearby hotel and wanted something tasty, warm, but easy. Got take-​away from this spot and the staff couldn’t have been nicer. Gave great suggestions and were so polite. I had a vegetarian platter and it hit the spot. Fresh ingredients, flavorful, healthy and reasonably priced. Especially for this neighborhood. Not sure I would dine-​in, but for take-​away, I was extremely pleased.

Although I am not an aficionado On Lebanese cuisine, the food was incredible, the service was great, and I can recommend this place and would go back.

I love their shawarma, I think its the best in town. Try it with their ayran yogurt.

A solid choice if you are in the area and on a budget. It’s not fair to mention budget when eating in Mayfair, and as expected several of the nearby Lebanese Restaurants were on the high side. I did not mind one bit that this is more of a café or lunch corner, then a full fledge restaurant. I paid for exactly what I needed, good food, and none of the embellishments at fancier places. The word «express» should set your expectations correctly. I had a large Lamb Shawarma Wrap, Tabouli and a diet coke. Excellent quality and taste. If you are looking for a quick, tasty and relatively affordable Lebanese food, this is your starting point.

I eat here whenever I am in Mayfair at lunch or dinner. By far the best Lebanese in central London. The staff are also super nice.

Went there with for an small team lunch with my colleagues.
So we ordered everything from lamb & Chicken Shawerma platters, Falafel, kofta, lamb chunks, shish tawook, and soup.
The dishes were all OK, The Shawerma & Falafel in my opinion were their best two items. I didnt really think much of the other dishes.
So if you’re around mayfair and want a quick middles eastern bite, head this way.
Another thing worth mentioning is that the staff was very nice and great hosts as we were a big group and they were able to get all our orders correct and make everyone feel welcomed. typical middle eastern service.

Good shwarma, reasonable prices, excellent banana shake. The apps are really not worth the effort — we ordered a fried cheese app which was okay, and okra — okay to eh, but not worth the extra stomach space in either case. The shwarma regular was very good and filling — though hot sauce would have been nice. The banana shake was excellent. BE was perfect — a chill place to satisfy hunger in a neighborhood not known for chill places or reasonable prices. The restaurant is not big or fancy. It has about 15 – 20 seats inside and a few outside — they also seem to do a brisk take-​away business.

Not the least bit disappointed here. It wasn’t the greatest I’ve ever had, particularly the falafel and halloumi didn’t seem as fresh as I like. Yet, it was fast, reasonably priced and had good flavor.
Were I in this part of town more, I’d stop back — worth the short walk further from Green Park tube station than Pret.

Solid Lebanese food joint. Gigantic menu. Mayfair prices.
Conveniently located next to Green Park station.
Hummus is good. (actually looks like the real thing!)
Tabbouleh so-​so. Kibbeh wasn’t fresh out of the deep fryer, but good nonetheless.
The only thing I was disappointed about was the mint tea.
I’ll try the Lebanese coffee next time…
Anyways, as long as they nail the hummus, I’ll keep coming back.

Much better than average Lebanese food, though a little pricey for the quantity.

I’m a big Taza fan, but I had the regular lamb shawarma while I was here, and it was extremely good. I really love shawarma. I feel like I ate nothing but shawarma on this trip (I was in Jordan before this).

I used to treat myself once a month and go here for lunch with a couple of colleagues from work. It is not expensive but buying food in central London every day can be.
So my monthly treat was to go to this tiny restaurant in Curzon St. It is simple in design and very much down to earth, not dissimilar to a café in terms of seating etc. The food is Lebanese and they offer kebab type food. Not kebab that is reconstituted and served in a paper wrapper but individual kebabs made with fresh meat in a diced format and served with a salad on the side and little flat breads. It is the best food I have had in that area in over 6 years. It beats all the upmarket restaurants etc by a mile.
I have now given up the rat race and it was therefore with excitement that I made a special journey into town to see if it was still as good as I remember. Fantastic is the answer, as good as it ever was. I will be jumping on the tube again (not in the rush hour) to go and visit my friends again.