Zaatar Libanais sur Paris

Delicious food at a reasonable price considering it's Paris

Superb, I highly recommend it! 💕

A good place for Lebanese flatbreads at reasonable prices. There's a wide selection to suit all tastes. However, there's limited seating and the opening hours aren't always reliable; I've been disappointed several times to find the restaurant closed when it should have been open.

A wonderful discovery in the 11th arrondissement! 🇱🇧 Lebanese cuisine bursting with flavor, generous portions, and prepared with care. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal, and it's the kind of place you leave with a smile and the desire to return. A great experience that I sincerely recommend!

Contrary to some reviews, the hummus was decent but sour and sour...and there was no bread to eat it with. A real shame. On the other hand, the portions were generous.

Perfect for takeaway but there are a few tables as well. The pita/wrap is made fresh, the portions very generous, and the fillings delicious. We tried the chicken wrap and the houlimi wrap. The server is kind and patient with us as we made our choices. There is a touch screen kiosk with menu options and prices listed. We enjoyed our wraps! Merci!

Godlike places to eat a Lebanese snack, and I've tried out all the different shawarma places in Paris. Don't hesitate if you're tempted.

A lively, family atmosphere. A pleasant and well-appointed terrace, friendly service. I'll definitely go back and I highly recommend it! Amazing food!

The chef's vegetarian galette was incredible! The bread is baked right in front of you, then filled with delicious marinated and freshly sliced ​​ingredients. A real treat, thank you Mr. Islam for your advice and tasty sandwiches 🤤

I discovered this place a few years ago. Back then, the owner had set up his oven out front, and I really loved its artisanal and authentic feel. The food was good, simple, and the prices were reasonable. Over time, I unfortunately feel that profitability has taken precedence over the quality of the products. Perhaps it's also a bit of nostalgia, but I think the place has lost its flavor and authenticity. It's a shame, because I thought it was a great spot for the neighborhood.