Le QG961 sur Boulogne-Billancourt

A fantastic discovery! ❤️ Authentic and absolutely delicious Lebanese cuisine. Everything is homemade, and it's the dad who cooks: you can really taste it in the dishes, which are succulent and bursting with flavor. Special mention to his daughter who welcomed us; she was lovely and incredibly kind. We had made a mistake with our reservation, and despite that, they graciously agreed to see us an hour before closing time. Honestly, a welcome like that is truly heartwarming! A family-run, generous, and authentic place, just the way we like them. We'll definitely be back! 🥰

We received a very warm welcome from the chef and his daughter. She explained the menu very well and helped us make some excellent choices. We tried the rikakats as a starter, which were excellent and perfectly crispy. For our main courses, we ordered chicken and mixed shawarma. The presentation was beautiful, the portions were generous, and it was absolutely delicious! We finished with a za'atar infusion and mint tea. We highly recommend this authentic, family-run restaurant. The background music was a delightful touch that transported us as we enjoyed our meal. We'll be back with our colleagues to introduce them to it, as we work nearby. Thank you for everything.

Excellent, I highly recommend it.

Excellent Lebanese food, beautiful decor. The service was a little slow, but we ate very well!

Everything was perfect, from the service to the food; a very good Lebanese restaurant. Thank you to the waiter for his kindness and to the chef/owner for coming to greet us at the end of the meal.

We were disappointed with our meal, especially considering the very positive reviews. We weren't convinced by the food. In our opinion, the flavors of Lebanon weren't there, and what's more, everything we ordered was extremely salty. The main courses arrived before we had finished our appetizers. As a result, the waiter placed them on the next table.

We didn't receive a warm welcome at QG961. Although we were comfortably seated on the terrace, the waitress was chewing gum and wasn't very friendly, a bit too bossy for our liking. The highlight of the evening: we couldn't get a coffee because the machine was swimming in vinegar. Even though we said we could wait, the waitress sneered and offered us a vinegar coffee! In short, we ate well, but I won't be going back!

Great Lebanese food with genuinely warm people running the place — the chef is down to earth and super sweet, and the older lady serving tables was just as lovely. My personal favorite dish, the warak enab (stuffed grape leaves), isn't pictured here since I visited this time with my mom and mother-in-law, but it's absolutely the dish to get. A welcoming spot with food that lives up to the hospitality.

There are flavors that are impossible to find in a restaurant. They're the flavors of dishes lovingly prepared by our mothers, the ones that instantly transport us back to childhood. Well, QG 961 is one of those very rare places capable of recreating that feeling. I'm not Lebanese, but I can say without hesitation that I've never tasted such a delicious falafel sandwich, nor such high-quality shish taouk. Every bite exudes authenticity, expertise, and above all, the passion of home cooking. You can tell that nothing is left to chance: the flavors are just right, generous, and deeply comforting. The service is just like the food: warm, sincere, and attentive. Even the drinks are homemade, and I can tell you that despite the waitress's young age, she makes them with astonishing ease! A word of advice: stop looking for a soulless kebab. Treat yourself to authentic Lebanese cuisine, made with heart. You won't be disappointed. For me, it's a place well worth the detour and one I'll gladly return to.

Always welcoming. Very good quality/price ratio and good variety.