By rating and review confidence
Best Lebanese restaurants in Al Barsha
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What people like
Traditional dishesThe less familiar Lebanese dishes, including bemyeh and kooussa warak 3arish, are described as the menu’s standout choices.
Grilled foodGrilled chicken is praised as juicy and full of flavour, while barbecue and mixed-grill plates are noted for generous portions.
Allo Beirut is a Lebanese street-food restaurant in Al Barsha, with a wide menu that ranges from manakish and shawarma to traditional dishes such as bemyeh and kooussa warak 3arish. It suits quick meals, late-night cravings and generous shared spreads.
View full business page →Tip: Explore dishesLook beyond the usual hummus, tabbouleh and shawarma mix; one reviewer recommends the traditional dishes menu instead.
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Lebanese flavoursReviews praise well-seasoned Lebanese dishes, from mezze and hummus to grilled meats and home-style daily dishes.
Fresh breadWarm Arabic bread is repeatedly mentioned as a standout accompaniment, with some diners receiving it alongside olives.
Al Hallab is a Lebanese restaurant and sweets spot in Al Barsha, inside Mall of the Emirates, serving traditional mezze, grills and desserts. Reviews make the mixed grill, fresh Arabic bread and Lebanese sweets such as Halawt al Jibn strong reasons to stop for either a full meal or a quick bite.
View full business page →Tip: Save roomLeave space for dessert, particularly Halawt al Jibn, which a regular called the best dessert option.
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What people like
ShawarmaThe shawarma is often described as juicy, well-seasoned and balanced, with fresh bread and well-liked garlic sauce.
Sandwich ChoiceThe sandwich selection includes well-received Fajita, Philadelphia and Francisco options, with reviewers noting fresh bread.
Barbar is a Lebanese street-food restaurant in Al Barsha, known in reviews for fresh manakish, shawarma and generously filled sandwiches. It suits casual meals, group visits and late-night cravings, with a lively, functional setting rather than a quiet fine-dining atmosphere.
View full business page →Tip: Try ManakishStart with cheese and zaatar manakish if you want the item reviewers describe most enthusiastically.
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What people like
DeliverySeveral delivery customers report food arriving hot, quickly and well packaged, including soups, salads and mixed grills.
Friendly serviceStaff are repeatedly described as welcoming and attentive, with one server praised for patiently explaining unfamiliar dishes.
Qalat Baalbak is a Lebanese restaurant in Al Barsha focused on charcoal-grilled meats, traditional dishes and casual dining. Reviews especially point to its shawarma, sujuk sandwiches, mixed grills and fresh, hot bread, with delivery also praised for careful packaging.
View full business page →Tip: Plan parkingAllow time for parking; if the paid spaces out front are full, the back side road is an option but involves walking.
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What people like
GrillsMixed grills and grilled meats are consistently well received, including a 1kg plate ordered for a group of six.
Beirut HummusBeirut hummus is a standout for some diners, with one reviewer calling it the best they had tried in Dubai.
Zahr Al Karz is a Lebanese restaurant in Al Barsha where diners come for traditional Levantine dishes in a polished, clean setting. Reviews particularly highlight the meat shawarma, mixed grills, fresh bread and cheese manakish, with friendly service and generous family-style meals.
View full business page →Tip: Try BreakfastConsider breakfast as well as dinner: one review reports a breakfast formula priced at 49 dhs for two individuals.
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What people like
Tawouk WrapThe tawouk wrap combines juicy, flavorful chicken with fries, pickles and garlic sauce inside the sandwich.
Vegan OptionsVegan bowls use high-protein vegan chicken, with one reviewer noting it is cooked separately to avoid cross-contamination.
Malak Al Tawouk is a Lebanese fast-food restaurant in Al Barsha, centred on tawouk sandwiches, grilled chicken and casual takeaway meals. Reviews especially point to the juicy tawouk wrap, crunchy fries and a useful range of vegan bowls and salads.
View full business page →Tip: Dine InFor the strongest experience, consider visiting rather than ordering online; one review found the food better in-store than delivered.
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Strong falafelOne delivery customer called the falafel the best they had tried in Dubai and said it arrived piping hot.
Distinctive interiorThe retro Lebanese décor includes paintings and framed cultural references, creating a nostalgic setting that diners repeatedly notice.
Al Hamra Street Restaurant is a Lebanese restaurant in Al Barsha with a warm, retro Lebanese interior and a menu built around mezze and grilled dishes. Reviews make it worth considering for plates such as the brisket with mushroom and freshly baked manakish, with shisha available outdoors.
View full business page →Tip: Try falafelStart with the falafel if you want a review-backed favourite; one delivery customer rated it exceptionally highly.
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Outdoor seatingReviews mention ample seating and alfresco tables, with outdoor dining especially appealing in cooler winter weather.
Breakfast hoursOne review reports service from 8am to 2am, giving early breakfast and late-night dining flexibility.
Beirut Streets is a Lebanese restaurant in Al Barsha with an atmospheric Beirut-streets theme. Reviews point to its hummus, Lebanese burger and broad street-food menu, with breakfast, dine-in and takeout options available.
View full business page →Tip: Ask sauceIf ordering shawarma, ask for extra sauce; one review found the beef wrap dry and lacking sauces.
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