By rating and review confidence
Best Lebanese restaurants in Dubai
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Spinach dishSpinach with meat uses big fresh leaves, generous meat and pine nuts—an unusually specific standout.
Quality shishaReviews describe smooth, clean shisha with distinctive flavours including kiwi mint and Pinkman.
Na3na3 Cafe is a Lebanese restaurant in Motor City with indoor seating and a rooftop terrace. Reviews make it a strong choice for a relaxed meal built around dishes such as fatteh hummus yogurt, followed by shisha; breakfast is also a recurring favourite.
View full business page →Tip: Check broadcastIf a match matters to your visit, confirm the available channel first rather than assuming every sports service is working.
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ManakishZaatar, labneh and cheese manakish are recurring favourites, with one reviewer comparing them to hometown Lebanese bakeries.
Grilled ChickenThe grilled chicken has been praised for crisp skin and tender meat, while another reviewer called it a must-try.
Al Arz Automatic Bakery in Al Nahda combines a Lebanese restaurant with a sizeable bakery and grocery section. Reviews make it especially worth considering for manakish, grilled chicken and Lebanese pantry shopping, though dish quality can vary.
View full business page →Tip: Choose ManakishFor a first order, start with zaatar, labneh or cheese manakish; these receive more consistent praise than the shawarma.
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Authentic flavoursReviewers praise the fresh mezze, well-cooked grills and traditional Lebanese taste, especially the hummus and fattoush.
Hummus standoutThe hummus is repeatedly singled out, with one review calling the Beiruti version among the best they had tried.
Lokmet Gibran is a Lebanese restaurant in Jumeirah Lake Towers serving traditional dishes alongside pizza and pasta, with a lunch buffet. Reviews especially highlight the creamy hummus, freshly baked manakish and shisha, while the lake-facing seating adds a relaxed setting.
View full business page →Tip: Choose outdoorsWhen Dubai weather is comfortable, request the outdoor terrace for lake and JLT skyline views, particularly if you plan to order shisha.
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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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Smoking zonesIndoor seating is divided into smoking and non-smoking areas, with additional outdoor seating for shisha.
Lebanese dishesSeveral reviews praise the Lebanese food, including makanek, sejuk, lahm bil ajeen, shawarma and fattoush.
Cafe Beirut is a Lebanese restaurant in Downtown Dubai, styled around Beirut’s nostalgic café atmosphere. Reviews point to it for Lebanese dishes such as makanek and sejuk, as well as shisha, breakfast and relaxed outdoor seating beneath large trees.
View full business page →Tip: Choose outdoorsBook the terrace, especially in cooler weather; reviewers consistently preferred the tree-lined outdoor area.
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SandwichesSeveral visits praised the Lebanese grill sandwiches and escalope sandwiches, especially for filling portions and fresh delivery.
Generous portionsReviewers describe the servings as very generous, including a mixed grill for four that cost less than AED 300.
Jabbour is a Lebanese restaurant in Barsha Heights serving traditional dishes, grilled meats and shishas in a relaxed setting with a covered terrace. Reviews particularly highlight its generous mixed grills, Lebanese grill sandwiches and outdoor seating, though the indoor atmosphere can be heavily smoky.
View full business page →Tip: Choose outdoorsPick the terrace or ask for non-smoking seating if indoor smoke bothers you; one family specifically stayed in the non-smoking area.
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Fresh breadFresh, hot bread is repeatedly mentioned, including fluffy pita and bread baked to order.
GrillsLamb chops, shawarma, lamb kebab and mixed grilled meats receive especially strong feedback.
Habib Beirut is a Lebanese restaurant in Palm Jumeirah’s Golden Mile 3, with dine-in and delivery mentioned by customers. Reviews point to fresh mezze and grills, plus a weekend breakfast built around manakish and foul; outdoor tables and nearby parking make it easy for a relaxed meal.
View full business page →Tip: Use parkingPark in the Galleria mall parking below the restaurant; one weekend breakfast visitor found it easy.
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Iftar SpreadThe Ramadan iftar is praised for varied, fresh dishes and smooth organisation, including during busy hours.
Helpful ServiceCustomers repeatedly describe the team as attentive and welcoming, with staff checking that guests are comfortable.
Wahaa Al Falamanki is a Lebanese restaurant and cafe in Port Saeed, with outdoor seating, shisha and a relaxed evening atmosphere. Reviews also highlight its Ramadan iftar, including a varied menu and buffet, plus live entertainment such as the Tanoora dance.
View full business page →Tip: Check SeatingIf you are bringing children or dislike smoke, ask where shisha is being served before choosing an outdoor table.
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Park ViewOutdoor seating looks over Mushrif Park greenery, giving the restaurant a scenic open-air setting.
Live EntertainmentLive music is a regular highlight, with one visit also featuring belly dancing and an engaging singer.
Layali Mirdif is a Lebanese restaurant and café in Mirdif with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking Mushrif Park. Reviews highlight its shawarma and mixed grills, while live music and shisha make it more of an evening social spot than a quick meal.
View full business page →Tip: Avoid PeaksIf you want smoother service, consider visiting outside busy evenings; one review mentions slow service at peak times.
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Saj doughThe saj bread is repeatedly praised for being thin, light and crisp outside while staying soft or chewy inside.
Kishk favouriteKishk is a standout, with reviewers praising its authentic, balanced seasoning and village-style flavour.
Saj Reem is a small Lebanese restaurant in Al Jaddaf focused on saj manakish and Lebanese sandwiches, with whole-wheat bread available. Reviewers come for the light, freshly baked dough, especially the Kishk Saj and lahma bajeen, and stay for the cosy, family-run welcome.
View full business page →Tip: Order kishkTry the Kishk Saj first; several reviewers single it out, and one called it the best Kishk they had in Dubai.
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