Abou Khalil - Menu

great eating, good service, the menus of the pre-room are good to share and try something if you want to try if you want to experience different aromes.

We picked this place based on its proximity to our apartment and were disappointed. The food was fresh and flavorful and the portions generously sized. There is belly dancing later in the evening too. Overall a very enjoyable experience.

This is a restaurant with a long history. Its owners also run another restaurant, also in BCN. The food is superb. We recommend the hummus with meat (awesome), falafel, kibbie, fatoush and meat platters. Great service and don’t forget to try the dessert pastries! View menu

The food was mediocre at best. Some dishes were bordering on inedible. VERY expensive prices (130 euros for a group of 5 starters and 4 main courses only). The waiter was attentive and friendly. Perhaps the only positive of the place considering how unclean...the place appeared to be.

the meat and the chicken in all the food we ordered, tasted undercooked and very chew. the food was served in a plastic container and metal plates. the portion size was very small, which actually worked to our advantage, as we hardly like what was. eating was ridiculously expensive and eating was not worth it.

Delicious food! Tastes exactly like a meal I'd have in Lebanon. The restaurant has a beautiful energy, and a real middle eastern spirit to it. My friends and I enjoyed every bite that we had, especially the olives that were served before our food was...ready! Thank you for a yummy Lebanese lunch all the way in Barcelona!! We loved it View menu

I have often been in this restaurant with friends or family and I was always delighted with the delicate Lebanese foods they prepare. from the beautiful traditional hummus to the Lebanese moussaka or the eggplant caviar are all déjes homemade, fresh and tasty. with regard to wee or beer, I have always tried to marry the local Catalans who are well married with the Mediterranean taste of the dishes. the decoration is quite outdated, but it reminds me that this is an old restaurant opened more than 35 years ago and is still successfully opened, ready to welcome all of us!

This Lebanese restaurant is not bad! We went for the lunch menu. Whopping 11.50€ Upon entering, there's a lot of decorations on the wall also magazine articles, hookahs, tea sets. Really classy and large dining area. The lunch menu has plenty of options so...here's what we got: Complimentary olives were provided Appetizers: Eggplant dip smokey and creamy. Love it Falafel crispy and delicious Pita bread (complimentary) Entree I got the beef kebab with the tomato sauce. I wasn't too fond of this dish. Though the beef didn't have enough flavor and the tomato sauce was very spicy (I asked it to be mild) Lamb with basmati rice and nuts this dish was very tasty. The lamb had a lot of flavor (it wa...

the restaurant specializes in traditional cuisine. It is worth mentioning the so famous entries, such as the hommos (small chickpeas), the bitingan (sorpment cream), the sprains of spinach, sauces, yebni (white cheese), and the arais (make of cheese, meat or spinach) followed by a main dish of meat (normally, lamb) or fish, often full of rice and nuts. It is important to reserve before going even today, the influence of the Middle East in our country can be observed and is as attractive as ever. At least this is the slogan that governs this restaurant where they offer the most tasty traditional cuisine and can also savor the dishes while the pleasant music sounds the background and the dance... View menu