Whether you're in the mood for a Middle Eastern feast or a spread of light Lebanese mezze, we've gathered up our favourite restaurants doing mouthwatering mixed grills and classic Lebanese dishes. Can't find your favourite in our list? Let us know in the comment box below or tweet us.
The best Lebanese restaurants in Paris
Time Out's guide to the best Lebanese restaurants in the capital
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Don't be put off by the newspapers in the window – this unassuming restaurant-cum-newagent, in the middle of the hip rue Faubourg Saint-Denis, has a class all of its own. The Middle Eastern menu is cooked by Ahmad, who grew up in Nawa in southern Syria and emigrated to Stockholm before coming to Paris...
This sweet little Syrian restaurant on the Rue des Dames is done out like a pretty doll's house, with a freize running around the walls and coloured cushions everywhere. There are only twenty or so tables, although they don't tend to fill up until later in the evening. On our visit we shared a mezze plate for two, with six small dishes for €40...
Just minutes away from the Rue des Rosiers and the every-popular As du Falafel, Miznon has wisely decided to stick to what it does best – pitta sandwiches – rather than try and compete with its chickpea-cooking neighbours. The original restaurant in Tel Aviv has been wining over customers for some time, and the Parisian branch follows the same formula...
By noon on a Sunday there is a queue outside every falafel shop along rue des Rosiers. The long-established L'As du Fallafel, a little further up the street, still reigns supreme, whereas Hanna remains something of a locals' secret, quietly serving up falafel and shawarma sandwiches to rival any in the world...
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