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Summary
“Cheap ’n’ cheerful” Beirut-style street-food duo that offer “a top Lebanese experience” in a hidden Soho alleyway and Fitzrovia. “The food is very good and very good value”, with some “unusual and delicious choices – try the mixed fish with za’atar and sumac”.
Summary
“Cheap ’n’ cheerful” Beirut-style street-food duo that offer “a top Lebanese experience” in a hidden Soho alleyway and Fitzrovia. “The food is very good and very good value”, with some “unusual and delicious choices – try the mixed fish with za’atar and sumac”.
Summary
Pair of Lebanese street food cafés that are “small, busy but worth queuing for!” in central London. “The original hidden in Soho is still the best”, but the good-value menu of “fresh” dishes at its Fitzrovia sibling is identical. (The Greenwich branch has bitten the dust.)
Summary
Tiny, “cheap ’n’ cheerful” Lebanese street food cafés, whose “interesting” choice of “fresh and zingy” mezze and other dishes “never fails to deliver”.
Opening hours
Last orders: 11.30 pm, Sat 11 pm
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