Au Bois D'Acacia - Menu

everything is very good, highly recommended. nice kitchen in the mouth. Lebanese flavor with western. very friendly and Spanish speaking.

the restaurant was located near our hotel. we sat fast for a light lunch. My onion soup was excellent and my partner's pasta dish was very good.

very good cuisine and excellent reception.If you want to spend a good time and relax, then don't hesitate. You can also eat outside without it being too noisy. The price is quite reasonable.

In fact, in the immediate vicinity of the St.Lazarus train station, this restaurant has become, for 3 years, the frequent meeting place of the office of our small association which acts with very poor young people of Togo. The welcome is always very warm and friendly.The dishes offered and the wine are excellent.

A little Lebanese as we love them. a real Lebanese cuisine, classic dishes of the liban and very well prepared. a very warm welcome, we could say fraternal so we are received the open arms. You feel good in this place that suits everyone. You can also go with your children since there is a multitude of pasta dishes on the menu. Perfect!

I went to this restaurant to eat a piece by a hot Parisian evening. I chose it because it was close to the hotel and I was happy to see that much of the menu is Lebanese! The evening was so hot that I chose cold dishes: humus and eggplant salad. The eggplant salad was very good and special, because it was scented with lemon and mint. short, good experience and very nice owner.

The brewery is located between the Mont-Center Park and Saint-Lazare Station, each about 15 minutes walk away. at noon the dish of the day was more medium-oriental than French, I think it is a brewery with Lebanese cuisine. the eggplant with rice, tomato sauce and ground meat was a pleasant lunch for lunch with a glass of white wine and a mocha for 20 euros - it was correct and therefore cheaper than many in the neighborhood. the service was very friendly and the restaurant was well attended.

we didn't plan to eat here, but we were hungry after our boat trip and this restaurant was right next to our hotel while we were going home, so we made the impromptu decision to go eat a piece. the owner comes from the liban and most of the menu is from the Middle East. I had spicy lamb on pita and my husband had a omelette and fried apples. the owner was courteous and friendly and the food was good but as we had no more snack, I don't have much more details. no place for dessert but I saw a table with paklava and other sweets proposed. not a chic place but is worth a detour if you like Middle East cuisine.

We fell on this restaurant our 2nd night to betting because it was right next to our hotel. On the first night, we had the chicken skewers that were very juicy and tender while on the second night we had the grilled salmon plate. the plates are very well served and the price is very reasonable. the owner comes from the liban and made us feel like an absolute family. We decided to go to lunch before leaving for the airport and I had to have the salmon grilled while my friend had the salmon pasta. The desserts are falling down. it was one of the places that left a very good impression (in terms of food) to betting!