Located just off Shepherd’s Market, Al Sultan is a small, captivating Lebanese restaurant that has attracted the well-heeled residents of Mayfair for many years. The charming interior with its arched mirrors and fresh floral displays offers comfy banquettes and crisp white tablelinen for relaxed, intimate dining. Food at Al Sultan is classically Levantine, from tabbouleh to falafel via daily specials such as courgettes stuffed with rice and minced lamb served with yogurt sauce.
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Darbucka World Music Bar and Restaurant is the vision of Syrian Musician Ahmad Mohammad who wanted to combine his passion for music and Middle Eastern cuisine. The two meet in the Bedouin tent-like interior of this Clerkenwell venue. The ground floor restaurant serves Syrian and Lebanese inspired food including Cold Meze (all at £4.50 and all vegetarian) and Hot Meze (£4.50 or £5.50) including Spicy Lamb Sausage and Bourak, filo parcels stuffed with cheese, spinach or lamb. There are also Mezze Platters for £12. Mains from the char grill including a variety of kebabs (£12) whilst vegetarian dishes (all at £9.50) include classics like Vegetable Cous Cous or try the Chef’s Set Menu for £20. Descend to the basement for live music and dance, mint tea, cocktails and shisha pipes. 
A renowned Moroccan and Lebanese restaurant in Hammersmith, Fez Restaurant is conveniently located on Fulham Palace Road and is run by Ahmed Elharrak, a chef-proprietor with an amazing 37 years experience in hospitality and 26 years as chef. Ahmed has also worked in the famous Maroush group of Lebanese restaurants, and in Fakhreldine in Green Park. Fez has a varied and delicious Moroccan and Lebanese menu, but the restaurant is most famous for its couscous, which the staff guarantee is the best couscous in London. For your entertainment, belly dancing is also available at Fez upon request. Fez Restaurant provides outside catering, and the restaurant can be hired out for private parties. If you would like to enjoy delicious Fez food at home, the restaurant provides a delivery service, which is free of charge for orders over £25.The staff very much look forward to seeing you at Fez Restaurant, Hammersmith! 
Mellow and laid-back Hiba is an engaging Lebanese restaurant situated amidst the bustle of Borough High Street. Food mixes traditional and modern tastes, with each dish freshly prepared and cooked over hot charcoals in the Ocakbasi grill kitchen. Chocolate leather banquettes and huge low-hanging lampshades add to the cosy informal vibe. 
Karaam, which translates as ‘generosity’, is a trait that this bright, modern Ealing restaurant displays in everything from its congenial atmosphere to the lavish Lebanese cuisine on its menu. Karaam’s well-appointed dining room is spacious and welcoming, with a mixed crowd of business and leisure diners sampling traditional dishes including five spice lamb and chicken shish taouk. Karaam offers belly dancing on Saturdays. 
Named after an enchanting and attractive town in Lebanon, Kaslik brings the authentic taste of the famed ancient Lebanese cuisine to vibrant Soho. The Head Chef has created an innovative menu to delight your taste buds. Each dish is true to the Lebanese tradition of being healthy, as well as tasty and filling. A firm favourite are the mezze, an array of small succulent dishes. They comprise both hot and cold dishes and offer a wealth of colour, flavour, texture and aroma. To satisfy a larger appetite, try the flavourful marinated meats and grilled fish. A choice of traditional Lebanese desserts is on offer to complement the meal, expect Baklawa, a sweet pastry, and Mhallablyeh, milk pudding with rose water. No Lebanese meal is complete without smoking an authentic hooka pipe. The water pipes are packed with flavoured tobaccos, including apple, strawberry, cherry, rose, grape and fruit cocktail. 
Nestling in Beauchamp Place, just a stone’s throw from Harrods, lies LayaLina; modern Lebanese cuisine’s finest newcomer. Here, you will find an exquisitely stylish atmosphere, where lovers of fine dining can enjoy an unparalleled experience.Bold and brilliant, and brimming with fresh ideas, LayaLina’s carefully crafted menu will satisfy vegetarians and omnivores alike. With an extensive wine cellar, elegant cocktail bar and lounge, superb service, and evening entertainment every Thursday, Friday and Saturday; LayaLina seamlessly blends sight, sound and taste, making an altogether unforgettable experience. 
Situated in the heart of Paddington Waterside in the modern development of Paddington Central, Massis focuses on the authenticity of its Lebanese cuisine which is presented in an atmospheric setting with impeccable service and style. The hospitality and warmth of Eastern Mediterranean people could not be more clearly represented than in the quintessential culinary concept of Lebanon; the Mezze. The menu of Massis is a true reflection of this highly entertaining and welcoming food culture, not to mention the wholesome main courses that will complete your journey through the spectrum of the earthy, aromatic flavours of Lebanese food. The wine list is global and extensive, comprised of wines selected from both the Old and New World. With a wide selection of fine spirits, cocktails and beers, the bar is ideal for post-work drinks, the start of a great night out or simply enjoying a snack with a glass of wine. 
Situated on trendy Battersea Square Mazar serves a mix of Lebanese and Continental cuisine. The Meze Menu has a dozen vegetarian dishes including Mousakaa with chickpeas (£5.25) whilst hot starters include Arayes Lamb, on pitta (£4.80). Mains include a variety of lamb and chicken skewers most around £12.95, there are also veggie options such as Loubieh, French beans in a garlic and tomato sauce (£12) and a range of seafood including the Mazar Special Harra 3 with Whole Sea Bass or Bream (£13.95). For those after a lighter main Lebanese wraps (all at ?6.50) come with meat from the grill, or falafel, hommous or halloumi for veggies. House Wines includes Lebanese whites, reds and a rose and there are also more exclusive special reserve Lebanese wines around the £40 mark. 
Serving superb Lebanese cuisine in Camden Town, Mezza Express Lebanese Restaurant offers a wide range of high quality food in a stylish, elegant setting.Friendly staff and an authentic decor complement an extensive menu of traditional Mezze dishes. The Cold Mezzes range from Hommos (Puree of Chickpeas) to Batrakh (Boutargue Fish Roe), whilst the Hot Mezzes menu includes Hommos Awarma (Puree of Chickpeas topped with minced lamb), Sojok (Spicy Sausage served with eggs) and Grilled Halloumi Cheese.The menu showcases a delectable selection of main courses, including the Mixed Chawarma (slices of marinated lamb and roast chicken) and Bamieh (Okra cooked with tomato, coriander and olive oil), and there are also fish, soup and salad options for you to enjoy, coupled with a great selection of Lebanese wines and beers.