Le Chouf — Restaurant in Paris

A lovely little find. We had the vegan platter, some chips and a hot drink - which was ideal. A tasty lunch of Lebanese treats after wandering the streets of Monmatre. I loved the salad, aubergine dip and the chips were fresh and heavenly. It was in just the right place at the right time for us to feel cosy and to shelter from a brief rain shower. The service was friendly and welcoming. They speak wonderful English and can translate the menu with ease (helpful when you are hungry and French is not your first language). Overall it was a lovely vibe and we left refreshed and ready for our onward trip to the Seine....

I went around 12:00 pm. It was very quiet. The chef was efficient. I ordered Chich tawak and baklawa. They served me with salted cracker first. And my order arrived quickly after. Chicken was tender and tasty. The sauces were complementing that taste of chicken and bread. I eat outside but their indoor ambiance is also very nice. But i think at peak dinner time it could get very crowded (but thats a thing about the places which provide tasty food. For me the serving of baklava was very small but its was just 3€ so i...

Wish I would have listened to the lower reviews. The place has a minimum of €15/person, which means you’re forced to buy their formule or plates. The vegetarian options are basically not worth it, as everything is reheated in the microwave. The baba ganoush wrap had some spread, cheapest iceberg salad, tasteless tomatoes and 3-4 old fries. The falafel ball was dry and crumbly, could barely eat it with a fork. The wrap itself is also from a bag, so really nothing special. To top it off, the €3 date dessert...