Equinox — Restaurant in Barcelona

If you're in search of an exceptional dining experience that captures the essence of Lebanese cuisine, Equinox Lebanese Restaurant is a must-visit. From the moment you step in, you’re greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere that seamlessly blends modern elegance with traditional Lebanese charm.

The menu at Equinox is a celebration of authentic flavors and culinary craftsmanship. Each dish is a testament to the rich heritage of Lebanese cooking, with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients. The mezzes are a standout feature—don't miss the hummus, which is creamy and perfectly balanced, and the tabbouleh, which bursts with vibrant freshness. The grilled meats are equally impressive; the shawarma is tender and flavorful, while the kebabs are cooked to perfection, with a smoky char that enhances their taste.

Service at Equinox, Malika, is impeccable. The staff is knowledgeable, attentive, and eager to offer recommendations based on your preferences. They create a dining experience that is both relaxing and enjoyable, ensuring that every visit feels special.

In addition to the delectable food and excellent service, Equinox also boasts a thoughtfully curated selection of drinks that pair beautifully with the menu. The ambiance is sophisticated yet comfortable, making it an ideal spot for both casual dinners and special celebrations.

Overall, Equinox is a gem that delivers a truly memorable dining experience. Whether you’re a fan of Lebanese cuisine or a newcomer eager to explore, Equinox is sure to impress with its exquisite flavors, elegant setting, and...

Worst Halal shop I ever ate in. I love Arab food, but this is not right.

Terrible Service, Menu and staff is low in raising awareness of allergens i.e. peanuts, and lacking integrity of the order. The staff that served us didn't understand English and Spanish, but did understand Catalan.

One of the ladies in our group asked for a Fanta and it didn't arrive. We had asked him again and they just noted saying yes without understanding this I guess.

In the end I had to actually stand up and go all the way towards the reception while they stopped me and told them that I did need a fanta. In the end they actually gave us two fantas as we asked, but once we had started paying we realized that they charged us for three fantas, one of which was the first ghost fanta which they never gave us!

We still paid for it, because he was seriously adamant.

Their Shawarma plate has no potatoes or vegetables, and the Foul Medamas is just a blended bean paste, they lack any sort of Authenticity in their meals.

I really don't understand how restaurants like this remain in business. It must be the cheap ingredients used to make food, or their...

Absolutely fantastic food! I’ve visited as a takeaway patron a fair few times for one of their bocadillos, which were always freshly made and very tasty.

I’ve recently gone in to the nice restaurant, located on a lovely street in central Gràcia, and remained impressed. It’s good for singles, couples, or groups of people and given the wealth of selections available everyone will be happy; there are lots of choices of both meat and vegetable dishes, and both the shawarma and falafel are superb.

Prices are quite fair per plate too, and you’re going to get a decent portion for the money. Plates are between 5€ and 9€ each, depending on what you’re getting, so a couple of shared plates means a well priced meal when dining with a group.

Bookings are accepted, although not always necessary depending on when you visit, and takeaway and delivery orders are accepted, with the aforementioned shawarma or falafel bocadillos costing ~4€ each, and these are a meal in their own right.

Well worth a visit if you’re in Gràcia and fancy a...