Snubar - Gusto Ebraico Libanese — Restaurant in Milan

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An Unforgettable Meal at Snubar – Heart & Soul in Every Bite!

Snubar is hands down one of the best culinary experiences we had in Milan. From the moment we walked in, Victor and Paula made us feel like family—so warm, kind, and genuinely passionate about what they do.

We ordered a variety of dishes and each one was exceptional. The lahmajin was perfectly spiced and crisp, the kibbeh was golden on the outside and packed with flavor inside, and the kebab was juicy, tender, and full of authentic Middle Eastern flair.

But the real showstoppers? Ayatef and Malabi for dessert. 😍 The malabi was silky and fragrant with just the right sweetness, and the ayatef—wow!—a true homemade treat that brought everything together.

It’s clear that everything at Snubar is made with care, love, and tradition. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, the portions are generous, and the food is 100% kosher and authentic.

If you’re in Milan and want a homemade meal that speaks to the soul—Snubar is a must. Thank you Victor and Paula for an unforgettable experience. We’ll definitely be...

Loved it, shawarma was a little too salty, the arayes and burger out of this world, the fries were really good the hummus best I’ve had in milan so far, the food was totally authentic. I’ll definitely visit again. The price id say some things were little expensive but this is milan and things get expensive. Although it felt VERY conflicting drinking Israeli beer in light of the situation in Palestine the beer was actually pretty good. The server was really nice so was the man by the register, the atmosphere was really nice. I’m guessing the restaurant is a fusion of Israeli and Lebanese...

Really good mezze, hummus, baba ganoush and a wider selection of burger and plates than I expected. Lovely crispy-on-the-outside-fluffy-on-the-inside falafel. Perfect balance of spice and garlic overall (at least for an average Italian taste). Quality food and fast service, average priced for Milano in my opinion. Not too far from the underground (Wagner), with open air tables on the large via Washington, which isn’t too congested but also not the quaint romantic stone-paved italian street you would dream of dining on. All in all, a reliable address, good food and a...