Eats Thyme — Restaurant in Paris

Cozy Lebanese Restaurant with Instagram-Worthy Vibes – Eats Thyme Review

Ambiance: 4/5 Eats Thyme offers a cozy, Instagram-worthy interior that feels welcoming and stylish. However, the space can feel a bit tight during busy hours. On the plus side, there’s a convenient takeaway section on the other side, which is great for quick meals on the go.

Food: 3.5/5 We shared a variety of dishes, and while some stood out, others were average for the price. Here’s a breakdown:

Halloumi (14€) – 3/5 A solid starter with the classic halloumi taste, though nothing particularly memorable.

Fatayer Spinach (12€) – 2/5 A bit too dry compared to other fatayer I’ve tried. While the flavor wasn’t bad, the texture could be improved.

Taboulleh (12€) – 4/5 Authentic Lebanese taboulleh, fresh and vibrant. A great addition to the starters.

Kafta Sandwich (16€) – 4/5 This was the highlight! The kafta sandwich was flavorful and unique compared to other Lebanese sandwiches I’ve tried. The portion size is generous, making it perfect for sharing.

Overall Experience: While the food was enjoyable, the prices felt a bit steep for the quality offered. That said, the cozy atmosphere and convenient takeaway section make it worth a visit, especially if you’re craving Lebanese flavors in a stylish setting.

Key Notes:

Best for small groups or takeaway meals Highly recommend the Kafta Sandwich and Taboulleh Cozy, Instagram-worthy interior but slightly tight seating A bit pricey for the...

Us Lebanese don’t usually go out to Lebanese restaurants to buy dishes that we can make ourselves at home but when we do we can be sure that the experience will be a good one because we will be made to feel at home. Now to the review… I have never been more disappointed, is the owner even Lebanese?! First of all, the atmosphere and the service extremely disgraceful. I felt unwelcome from the moment I walked in. The young blonde waitress was very rude, did not give us time to look at the menu properly, kept coming back, touring around us desperately after I said I needed more time. We hadn’t even been there for 5 minutes. We could hear the manager asking her if we had ordered so pressuring her as well to come get our order. The place was far from busy or full capacity. So what was the reason? Our questions were met with an annoyed face and tone. The food was absolutely nothing special, definitely not some “new retwisted Lebanese food”. The main dish (most expensive) extremely-extremely small. I regret not having walked out on arrival (my actual sentiment) instead of ordering not to be rude since we were already sitting down. I asked for the check, I was never told I had to pay at the bar, I was left waiting and eventually called...

If you're looking for a cosy, intimate spot to enjoy dinner with friends or loved ones, Eats Thyme is a delightful surprise.

Food-wise, everything is done with heart. The special edition revisited black hummus is a must-try, bold, earthy, and unlike anything you've had before. Don't miss their daily specials, always fresh and full of flavor. Pair it with the orange blossom lemonade, a fragrant and refreshing twist that will instantly lift your mood. And for a sweet ending, their Lebanese flan is smooth, delicate, and comforting, it reminds you of childhood memories.

In short, Eats Thyme is one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. Go for the food, stay...