Cafe Beirut

Halloumi garden wrap was amazing

I was excited to see a Lebanese place near my new house, I did not know it will be my first and last meal there. I'm Arab, so I know what I'm talking about.. The kibbeh was not fresh, portions are huge, but unfortunately, bland, dry, and generic combinations with no authentic flavors. I used the washroom, and I saw in the hallway a huge bag of dry chickpeas open, just next to the washroom!! To be fair, they have a lot of potential if they fix these issues or just focus on a few items, and perfect them instead of having a long list of dishes they rail to deliver on. The service was great, and the dude at the cashier was helpful.. The place is lively, but you won't enjoy it if you are here for the food. Many other places offer better quality for similar or lower cost.

It is not even close to Lebanese or syrian food ,we tried shawarma …and it is a chicken wrap only …please rename your menu items…

Food was great. Falafel sandwich was up there with the best we have ever had. Pumpkin kibbih was delicious. Fast service and huge portions. One sandwich can probably be two meals

Wanted to like this place but the food is almost inedible (shawarma) and the sandwiches are over salted. The $50 charge caught us off guard. Super overpriced.

I stopped into this place for the first time today because I was really in the mood for some good Lebanese soup. First I was shocked by the $9 price for 16oz of the cauliflower soup and then it was so salty that I couldn’t get past the first 2 spoonfuls. If I had eaten in, I would have sent it back to the kitchen. I’m Indian so I know salty. This was inedible.

Absolutely fabulous food! The meat was perfectly spiced and cooked and the baklava was the best I’ve had in many years. Can’t wait to come back!