By rating and review confidence
Best Lebanese restaurants in Jumeirah
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Lebanese settingA villa, rustic décor and vintage furniture create an old-school Lebanese atmosphere that reviewers compare with old Beirut.
Garden seatingThe green outdoor garden is a peaceful choice for dinner when the weather is cooler.
Al Falamanki Dubai is a Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah built around an old-school villa setting, nostalgic décor and a relaxed café atmosphere. Come for authentic dishes such as manakish, then settle in for shisha, backgammon or football with friends.
View full business page →Tip: Choose outdoorsAsk for the backyard garden when the weather is pleasant; it is repeatedly singled out as a calmer seating choice.
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Fresh cookingReviews consistently describe the food as fresh and flavorful, with mezze and grilled dishes standing out.
Signature dishesThe hummus with zaatar, shawarma, fatteh and fattoush were particularly praised during an iftar meal.
Al Beiruti The Palm is a Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah with a lively, Beirut-inspired atmosphere. Reviews point to fresh mezze and grilled dishes, plus outdoor seating with Palm views and well-prepared shisha for relaxed meals with family or friends.
View full business page →Tip: Choose outdoorsFor Palm views, ask for terrace seating; a reviewer especially enjoyed it during winter.
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Levantine FlavoursReviewers describe traditional Lebanese and Syrian dishes with an authentic Levantine taste, including fattoush prepared in a home-style way.
Mixed GrillThe mixed grill is described as flavourful and generously portioned, with one review saying the serving was enough for two.
Kahloun is a Lebanese restaurant and cafe in Jumeirah serving Levantine favourites in a warm, traditional-meets-modern setting. Reviews point to its mixed grill, Arabic breakfast and shisha as strong reasons to visit, with buffet dining also available on selected occasions.
View full business page →Tip: Choose Your AreaAsk for the non-smoking section if you want to avoid shisha smoke; the restaurant has both smoking and non-smoking areas.
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Burj Khalifa viewsTerrace and rooftop seating give diners views of Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa.
Family friendlyA dedicated kids’ play area can keep children entertained while parents eat.
Derwandi is a Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah with a contemporary setting, terrace and rooftop seating overlooking Burj Khalifa. Reviews point to generous mezze and grill portions, a dedicated kids’ play area, and breakfast spreads that suit both family meals and relaxed mornings.
View full business page →Tip: Use RTA parkingConsider nearby RTA parking: one review says it may be a better option than the 25 AED valet charge.
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Lebanese classicsMixed appetizers and the main-course mixed grill were described as superb, with unlimited freshly baked bread adding value.
ParkingReviews mention on-site parking, including a small parking area by the restaurant entrance.
Arz Lebanon Restaurant is a Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah, serving familiar dishes such as manakeesh and mixed grill. Reviews point to freshly baked bread, a lively atmosphere and attentive service, with indoor and outdoor seating mentioned; it suits a relaxed family meal or a generous Lebanese spread.
View full business page →Tip: Order hummusOrder hummus separately rather than expecting a complimentary appetiser; one reviewer specifically said it had to be ordered.
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Shisha qualitySeveral guests rate the shisha highly, making it a central part of the visit.
Generous portionsPortions are repeatedly described as large, which helps balance the higher prices some diners report.
Kahwet Azmi is a lively Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah, suited to social meals, coffee and shisha rather than quiet dining. Reviews highlight its Lebanese dishes, generous portions and Beirut-style atmosphere, with breakfast gatherings, iftar meals and board games all part of the experience.
View full business page →Tip: Expect smokeChoose another venue if you dislike smoke; shisha can cloud the room when it is busy.
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Lebanese-ArmenianThe menu brings together authentic Lebanese-Armenian cooking, including regional dishes and fresh Arabic bread.
SeafoodSeafood is a strong choice, with reviewers praising the sea bass, sea bream, calamari and fried fish.
Almayass by the Sea is a Lebanese-Armenian restaurant in Jumeirah, at J1 Beach, combining heritage dishes with a coastal setting. Reviews point to standout plates such as manti and sea bass, plus a polished atmosphere that works for relaxed dinners, family gatherings and special occasions.
View full business page →Tip: Order MantiTry the Manti, which multiple diners highlighted as a signature dish.
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Vegetarian choiceVegetarians get a notably broad selection rather than just one or two fallback dishes.
Outdoor comfortThe terrace and outdoor seating can remain comfortable in hot weather thanks to air conditioning and air coolers.
Wafi Gourmet is a Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah, serving traditional Arabic dishes in a Mediterranean-style setting with indoor and outdoor seating. Reviews highlight filling fatteh shrimps with eggplants, Lebanese sweets such as baklava, shisha, and a comfortable terrace kept cool with air conditioning.
View full business page →Tip: Try shakshukaAt breakfast, ask whether the classic omelet can be swapped for shakshuka; one review says this option was rich and perfectly cooked.
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BBQ chickenThe BBQ chicken is a standout, with reviewers highlighting soft meat, strong seasoning and a 10/10 BBQ flavour.
Crisp friesA delivery review found the thick-cut fries still crispy alongside the grilled food, bread, hummus and garlic dip.
Maroosh is a Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah serving shawarma, kebabs and Arabic grills. Reviews make the mixed grill platters and BBQ chicken especially useful picks, with generous portions and delivery packaging that helps food arrive hot.
View full business page →Tip: Share plattersFor a group, consider The Big Boss: one reviewer said its 1 kg mixed-meat kebab meal was good for four people.
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