Bältis — Restaurant in Paris

Overrated and not recommended! I wanted to introduce my foreign friends to Lebanese achta, but it was a huge disappointment. The "ashta" served had nothing to do with the real Lebanese one. Also, it's quite expensive. Some competitors charge the same but at least offer real authentic achta. Very disappointing experience overall.

Update: just seeing how you respond to negative reviews says a lot about your unprofessionalism. Shame is what you serve and what you are dear. I regret spending money in such a store stating that they serve Lebanese Ashta! Educate yourself on how to repond to client reviews before entering business. You attack negative reviews instead of thanking people for their feedback and improve accordingly. What...

Your trip to Paris will not be complete without a visit to this incredible ice cream shop! My family and I were walking the streets of Paris this week looking for a cup of dark hot chocolate. We ran across this shop and got way more than we were looking for! Any attempt on my part to try and describe what we tasted would be a disservice to their products. All I can say is unique and fabulous!!! In addition, the hospitality was incredible. Nadim, one of the owners, kept offering some of the Lebanese flavors, that you wouldn’t find in the United States. And, as we walked out the door to leave, we ran into the other owner, Jean-Michel, who was as nice as Nadim. Can’t say enough about our experience!...

Honestly, I am an avid ice cream lover.

Berthillon is a reference in Paris. And now it has heavy competition from Bältis.

The flavors are all there, they taste authentic (especially the lebanese ones aka 2ashta, mawared, mazaher). The topping with pistachio is also very welcome (and a perfect addition).

Lastly the size of each portion is not French sized. It is lebanese sized. Meaning very very generous.

Now onto service. In true lebanese fashion it was warm, joyful, very friendly and generous. If Bältis reads this, never let go of Romance. Although not lebanese, I felt back home thanks to...