From the talented team behind the legendary Lebanese restaurant, Fakhreldine, 1001 Nights was opened in June 2009 as a fabulous, chilled out eatery offering an all-day Lebanese dining experience, as well as delicious takeaway meals and the capital’s smartest drive-through service! In a perfect location at the heart of Piccadilly in London, 1001 Nights can be found directly underneath Fakhreldine. With its own separate entrance, 1001 Nights offers a more relaxed dining venue than its sister restaurant, whilst continuing to serve such tantalising dishes as Kibbe Asparagus. Enjoy observing the live cooking whilst you wait for your meal with a drink from the bar, and dine al fresco outside during the summer months. With such experienced staff behind it, 1001 Nights is poised to replicate the success of its sister restaurant by serving the same fantastic cuisine that Fakhreldine’s clientele have come to expect.
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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 is classically Levantine, from tabbouleh to falafel via daily specials such as courgettes stuffed with rice and minced lamb served with yogurt sauce. 
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. The 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. There is 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. 
Kenza, meaning treasure in Arabic, is truly a jewel in the City dining scene. This opulently decorated basement restaurant is full of exotic touches, such as latticed booths and wood and ironwork screens, which add to the decadent intimacy of the atmosphere. Cuisine is richly middle Eastern, with Lebanese and Moroccan dishes including sumptuous mezze and grilled meat and fish. There is also a late-night lounge bar and a private dining room. 
Step into the exotic oasis of Levant, tucked away from the bustle of Oxford Street, and sink into its decadently welcoming surroundings. This smart middle eastern restaurant prides itself on its mouthwatering array of Lebanese dishes, spiced and flavoured and served to share. Nightly belly dancers, shisha pipes and an enticingly sensual atmosphere keeps Londoners coming back with friends and partners. 
Friendly, stylish Mandaloun is part of a family-run group of restaurants serving hearty and authentic Lebanese cuisine. The cosy interior with its striped banquette seating and intimate ambience is ideal for relaxed dining, coupled with pavement seating for those who prefer to eat al fresco. Staples such as mezze and couscous nestle up to house specials on the extensive menu, with Lebanese wine and mint tea among the drinks on offer. 
Convivial little Mandaloun is part of a small family-run group of restaurants serving a tasty menu of Lebanese cuisine. Evocatively adorned with shimmering chains of beads and hammered metal lanterns, this Fulham eatery is an intimate spot for dining with friends or romantic dinners à deux. Food ranges from traditional mezze to delicacies such as pan-fried fillet of sea bass with tahina sauce, spices and pine nuts. 
Part of a family-run group of restaurants, this City branch of Mandaloun is a cosy yet cosmopolitan eatery with a tidy menu of Lebanese cooking. Exposed brickwork gives an urban edge to the glowing metal lamps and mosaic floors of the interior, while striped banquettes and well-spaced tables create nooks and crannies ideal for discreet working lunches. Food includes an extensive selection of mezze alongside tangy main course dishes and a special lunch platter menu.