Man'oushe

Food
The baba ghanoush is a favourite – but pace yourself, there are still man’oushe from the oven and the saj, with delicious fillings. For mains you can’t go wrong with chicken Jean – strips of chicken with olives, tomato and mint.

Wine
The wine list is small and reasonably priced. Or try a glass of traditional Lebanese arak.

Service
The quality of the food is matched by exemplary service – the servers are young, energetic and congenial.

Ambience
At night it’s a blur of activity, and the seating spills onto the pavement area.

And...
Relax, the Beirut special is scrambled eggs on toast! (CV)

Dita Du Plessis
22-Feb-2012

After commenting to the waiter about putting out a blackboard to warn customers that nothing can be eaten there between 10am-12am, we and all the restaurant heard him say "These effing customers are hassling me about how stupid the kitchen times are!". This, while two tables (foreigners) sat down and got up again because there is nothing to eat!

Come on man!

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Deon Van Zyl
19-Jan-2012

Noisy. Service so poor, so poor that we left after we waited an hour for our starter Meze Platter.

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Cathy Milner
8-Dec-2011

Great atmosphere, tasty food, but no ways could I finish the portions. Thank goodness we shared - delicious and good value.

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