Mazmez — Restaurant in Paris

Visited here for dinner when on city break with my mum. We appreciated and enjoyed the bread, oils and nuts which arrived free of charge at the beginning. The waiter was very knowledgable about the menu and explained the principle of the cross of Lebanese and French food throughout. We ordered the recommended 2x savoury dishes per person - food was great. The fattoush was very good & as was the feta crousti with red pepper. Lebanese fried chicken was a bit dry. But all in all, the food was very tasty. They were limited on choice of wine due to the forthcoming holidays. However, our waiter was very nice and recommended a wine that he had in stock which was his personal favourite. The customer service in this restaurant was above and beyond and we would...

Overrated and pricy fusion restaurant. We came here for lunch on a Monday and experienced a good service and nice atmosphere in a good neighborhood. However, the dishes lacked a bit of good flavor, especially the one with shredded chicken was somehow disgusting. Meat balls were not available, so only fried chicken as a meat option was available, but we did not want to eat fried stuff, so there was no real meat option for us available. The pumpkin salad was best and the almonds as they were fo free. Pricewise you need around 25-30 EUR per person. We expected grilled meet and a big plate, instead we got small portions of different dishes with nearly no meat inside. To our surprise they do not have hummus on their menu. It did not meet our...

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🇱🇧 Great Lebanese experience – ask for the "Menu Kell shi" and let all worries go away 🥗🍽️

I had a wonderful dinner here and went for the "Kell shi" menu, which in Lebanese Arabic means "everything" – and that’s exactly what you get: appetizers, a small dish, a main course and a dessert 🧆🍢🍰. It’s perfect if you want to try a bit of everything without having to decide!

My partner asked for a vegetarian version 🥒 and they were happy to accommodate – super flavorful and generous portions.

The price is €35 per person, drinks included 🍷💶, which is a great deal for the variety and quality.

Highly recommend for anyone curious to experience real Lebanese hospitality...