BeyÏt Jedo — Restaurant in Paris

Most despising and disrespectful situation I have experienced in a restaurant.

This is where you see that being a pseudo Libanese restaurant ( they also offer couscous, very remotely Lebanese), can be very scornful towards customers based on their origin, I leave this to the female owner's therapist to discuss.

The facts: I invited my wife and son to Beit Jedo to try the restaurant, the waiter had apparently received instructions to priviledge a certain type of customers ( needless to say we were not that type) we arrived at a nearly empty restaurant and politely waited for the service, one call, two calls, no response... After noticing that he waited tables of people who arrived after us, we finally decided to hail him , we ordered two Jedo plates and a Jedo burger... You can guess our frustration seeing the customers who arrived after us being served and even finishing eating while no sign of our order.

We requested to talk to the manager but she failed to show up so we took our things and walked off. On our way out, I tried to speak to the manager and all we received was more scornful and unpleasant remarks...zero apologies or regrets, not what we expect from a "hype and ethnic" restaurant...a disgrace!

I apologised to my wife and especially to my young son who discovered a practical case of intolerance coming from people who looked like him with a huge complex of inferiority.

If they are not ra##%t, they are undoubtedly unpleasant and unprofessional.

Sorry, I can't talk about the food, we couldn't have any!

They made a family very sad. "Shame on you if you...

This place is an amazing sanctuary for people looking for homemade Lebanese food prepared the same way as moms do. I was thrilled by the cozy ambience this small restaurant could provide which in return was complemented by the azing food and proper service. We were a party of 6 friends, some of us had the mezze promotion they have running and the food was just spot on; some went for their daily special which some days seemed to be international with a Lebanese twist. In a summary, for the money we paid against the tasty food, amicable service, value for money, and the great hospitality, this place is definitely one ofy favorite in Paris and you will see us again soon! Special thanks to the ladies running this restaurant:...

A FUIR PRESQUE DEUX HEURES D'ATTENTE ! Pour 2 aubergines farcies et 2 assiettes composées. Pas un hasard ou une erreur, mais un système bien organisé pour maximiser le profit au détriment du client. Arrivés à 20h00 on a été servis à 21h45. En même temps que les gens arrivés avant et après nous. C'est pas un restau c'est une pompe à fric: Dark restaurant déguisé, ils font passer les commandes à emporter et les uber AVANT LA SALLE ! La jolie déco du restau sert à la communications pour les commandes....c'est futé ! Joli modèle d uberisation de la ville pour maximiser le profit mais on ne peut pas appeler cette horreur un restaurant. ! Preuve supplémentaire, ils n'ont pas de terrasse (ça coûte cher ! Et ça rapporte 30€ par personne par heure au mieux alors que deliveroo et compagnie c'est plus rentable sans frais de service etc...) Côté nourriture, pas désastreux mais très moyen : à presque 22h00 après 2h d'attente on avale sans plaisir et sans faire les difficiles.. Bien trop salé, sans doute pour masquer la fadeur des plats ! ... Un bon point pour la gentillesse des serveurs.... Impuissants face à une manageuse hargneuse et prête à tout pour le profit... C'est malheureux ! Adresse blacklistee, dommage c'est le seul resto libanais sur Daumesnil. La prochaine fois j'irai acheter au traiteur plus bas dans l'avenue Daumesnil meilleur et plus...