Le Beyrouth - Menu

We were well looked after the night we went for dinner. The food was very good and plenty of it. The only disappointment was that there was no lamb on the 'mixed grill'

nice little restaurant to change the ideas (with terrace in good weather): where the mezze (very tasteful) fight falafels or beautiful skewers nicely accompanied by a succulent Lebanese bread. to be happy at less costs.

We had a great time at the beyrouth! very welcoming and delicious, we have tasted 7 different dishes to share in 2. perfect to discover Lebanese cuisine. the rosé wine is very good, and the tea does not denote to finish the meal!Thank you View menu

a warm and family welcome, well-trained dishes, a beautiful diversity, all for an affordable price. note: offers vegetarian dishes. special mention for falafels: they are exquisite! my second visit and certainly not the last one, a good address like this one is noted!

Small restaurant.Personal welcoming and reactive.Degustation of the 6 mezze and 3 "viande."Bread pancakes are very good. Falafels are excellent. We took a dessert tasting plate accompanied by a very friendly little rosé. A very reasonable bill. A very good time for us.

we thought we were having a good evening, and indeed the mediocrity of the service that we are laughing at today. More than an hour waiting to take our order, the tables on each other and the dishes that are not exceptional..We went out of table with hunger. address to forget! View menu

we have known for a long time and unfortunately according to us. the quality of the products is less and less good. The meat of the cheek tauk was of poor quality. Fatouch salad with too much salad but no tomatoes and parsley. low-end frozen fries....bref... small prices certainly... pleasant welcome...but in the city of gastronomy... we should be able to do better in the mouth!

tonight I tested Lebanese cuisine for the first time. So I took “The grilled plate” which has 3 meat specialties, the plate is presented in several parts, 4 for the accompaniments and one for the meat ... the meat was very good but I much less preferred the accompaniments that were not to my taste, so I ate only half of the plate ... unfortunately I will not refresh the experience in this establishment. However, the addition is something can atypical, I let you discover! I let you test for yourself!

This is one of numer of small restaurants along the popular Rue Colbert. We chose this restaurant as we wanted to sit outside. We ordered three dishes, fatouche, lamb kebab and a chicken kebab, when I asked for rice instead of frites, the waitress told me they dont serve rice, just frites! A lebanese restaurant that doesnt serve rice!! The fatouche was just a limp lettuce salad and definately did not contain any mint. When the kebabs arrived the frites were stone cold, these were replaced when we complained, but by the time the plates were returned, the kebabs were cold! All in all there is little to commend this eatery, and how people can say this is the best lebanese restaurant in Tours is... View menu