Dalila - Menu

beautiful experience! an art! exquisite cuisine and main course especially! khoury wein is a great choice of home wine! love it!

1st visit and enjoyed very much, was not very busy but preferred that as me and partner were celebrating her birthday so cosy suited us..good atmosphere music in background and good food

The waiter was extremely friendly and attentive, the food was nice and tasty although my food could have been hotter, however it still was nice, the only other thing was the restaurant was nippy, and could have been warmer in the restaurant. Although reasonably priced. View menu

...it was pleasing to get out of central London and unwind over great food and wine in the serene, spacious restaurant that is Dalila. Fresh n crunchy falafel – divine We ordered very leisurely. Our server gave us help with food and wine choices when asked. Nothing was rushed. We shared a ‘mezze’ selection of both hot and cold dishes, accompanied by a dry white Massaya

The place was pretty quiet, but good for conversation and the sharing food good to help the ambience. The staff were very polite and attentive. The meal we chose was a sharing menu with 7 small plates and a smallish main served with rice and some delightful baklava which were unlike the Greek version not steeped in honey. Personally we would have preferred a small salad with the main, but that is our preference. This option was £25 head so reasonable for London. All in all a good find but perhaps not to our particular taste.

a great experience. I went to this restaurant last night with four other friends and had a nice time. we had little cold to the hot mezze that tasted super and then I had the spicy fish samke harra, as main course. the sambousek, cheese rolls and sausages (made from the cook) were the highlight of the mezze and the fish was made exactly right. the service was also absolutely amazing with the owner himself about everything. we were also offered baklava on the house that I thought was very generous! a really great experience, we come back in any case. View menu

amazing!. we went here last night and were completely blown away by the food. we ordered the dalila mezze and main at £42, and it was absolutely delicious. the hommos beiruty was perfect, not too much tahini and a great resistance. the flesh was delicious. we have always tried only falafel, which is quite dry, but this was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, and was a new experience. the owner tony and his personal did everything to make us feel at home and made sure we didn't want anything. baklava came at the end of the meal and again was exactly right, as it was not too sweet what it is often. we will definitely come back, and again, and again!. we could not read more

Absolutely delicious. We went to Dalila for lunch and had some mixed grills with lots of different mezze. The quality of this place is unbelievably high fresh, tangy salads and sauces with beautifully spiced meats. The best Middle-Eastern place in the neighbourhood and we eat a lot of it The service was impeccable with plenty of refills and free additions, all served with a smile and an explanation. A lot of the produce comes fresh from Beirut, so tastes incredible. The olives and Dalila Falafel in particular were amazing, as well as the Sambousek. The mixed grill was great with very good meats, nuanced spices and a satisfying quantity The bill wasn't expensive either. This is...read more

After Arabica reminded me just how good food from the Levant could be, even if it was at the expense of that month's salary, I was in the mood for a nice big Lebanese lunch where portions weren't measured by the teaspoon and where I might feel I'd got my money's worth. Most Lebanese (I realise there's a bit of crossover with various different countries' cuisines Syrian, Israeli, Palestinian, but I'm going to stick with calling it Lebanese because I don't know any better) food I've tried has all been of a solid minimum standard; maybe Middle Eastern chefs are all trained very well, or maybe it's just difficult to mess up hummus and tabouleh. Either way, while the service in a number of...read... View menu