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The Cedar Restaurant Kensal Rise
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Nearby attractions
King Edward VII Park
Harlesden Gardens, London NW10 4EY, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Sonora Cafe & Kitchen
79 College Rd, London NW10 5ES, United Kingdom
The Island
123 College Rd, London NW10 5HA, United Kingdom
Morty & Bob’s - Kensal Rise
118 College Rd, London NW10 5HD, United Kingdom
L'Angolo Delicatessen
120 College Rd, London NW10 5HD, United Kingdom
Touro Brazilian Steakhouse & Pizzeria
988-992, Harrow Rd, London NW10 5NT, United Kingdom
The Kensal Store
112, 114 College Rd, London NW10 5HD, United Kingdom
Behesht Restaurant (Kensal Green)
1082-1086 Harrow Rd, London NW10 5NL, United Kingdom
One One Six - Wine Bar & Shop
116 College Rd, London NW10 5HD, United Kingdom
BIRRIA TACO
75 Chamberlayne Rd, London NW10 3ND, United Kingdom
Arthur's CafƩ Restaurant
Arthurs cafe, Station Terrace, London NW10 5RU, United Kingdom
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AƧaƭ Carioca
52 Chamberlayne Rd, London NW10 3JH, United Kingdom
St Mary's Catholic Cemetery
679-681 Harrow Rd, London NW10 5NU, United Kingdom
Kensal Green Cemetery
Harrow Rd, London W10 4RA, United Kingdom
Queen's Park Tennis Courts
6SG, London NW6 6SG, United Kingdom
Queens Park Court Community Hall
Droop St, London W10 4QD, United Kingdom
Dissenters' Chapel
Harrow Rd, London W10 4RZ, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Kensal Lodge Guest House
2A College Rd, London NW10 5EN, United Kingdom
Kensal House Portobello London
23A Station Terrace, London NW10 5RP, United Kingdom
Chamberlayne Inn
81 Chamberlayne Rd, London NW10 3ND, United Kingdom
Kensal Green Backpackers
639 Harrow Rd, London NW10 5NU, United Kingdom
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The Cedar Restaurant Kensal Rise
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The Cedar Restaurant Kensal Rise

58 College Rd, London NW10 5ES, United Kingdom
4.4(88)
Open until 11:00 PM
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attractions: King Edward VII Park, restaurants: Sonora Cafe & Kitchen, The Island, Morty & Bob’s - Kensal Rise, L'Angolo Delicatessen, Touro Brazilian Steakhouse & Pizzeria, The Kensal Store, Behesht Restaurant (Kensal Green), One One Six - Wine Bar & Shop, BIRRIA TACO, Arthur's CafĆ© Restaurant, local businesses: Mostyn Gardens, Lexi Cinema, Under The Needle Tattoos - Tattoo Shop London, AƧaĆ­ Carioca, St Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Kensal Green Cemetery, Queen's Park Tennis Courts, Queens Park Court Community Hall, Dissenters' Chapel
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Nearby attractions of The Cedar Restaurant Kensal Rise

King Edward VII Park

King Edward VII Park

King Edward VII Park

4.4

(202)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of The Cedar Restaurant Kensal Rise

Sonora Cafe & Kitchen

The Island

Morty & Bob’s - Kensal Rise

L'Angolo Delicatessen

Touro Brazilian Steakhouse & Pizzeria

The Kensal Store

Behesht Restaurant (Kensal Green)

One One Six - Wine Bar & Shop

BIRRIA TACO

Arthur's CafƩ Restaurant

Sonora Cafe & Kitchen

Sonora Cafe & Kitchen

4.7

(101)

Open until 8:00 PM
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The Island

The Island

4.3

(433)

Open until 11:00 PM
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Morty & Bob’s - Kensal Rise

Morty & Bob’s - Kensal Rise

4.6

(164)

Open until 5:00 PM
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L'Angolo Delicatessen

L'Angolo Delicatessen

4.7

(135)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Nearby local services of The Cedar Restaurant Kensal Rise

Mostyn Gardens

Lexi Cinema

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AƧaƭ Carioca

St Mary's Catholic Cemetery

Kensal Green Cemetery

Queen's Park Tennis Courts

Queens Park Court Community Hall

Dissenters' Chapel

Mostyn Gardens

Mostyn Gardens

4.4

(204)

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Lexi Cinema

Lexi Cinema

4.7

(388)

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Under The Needle Tattoos - Tattoo Shop London

Under The Needle Tattoos - Tattoo Shop London

5.0

(152)

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AƧaƭ Carioca

AƧaƭ Carioca

4.5

(81)

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Reviews of The Cedar Restaurant Kensal Rise

4.4
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5.0
49w

We were in the neighbourhood last Sunday and decided to check out the place after a friend recommended it. The place is a short walk both from Kensal Rise and Kensal Green stations. We took the Bakerloo line from Charing Cross. The restaurant is a short, 4 minutes walk from Kensal Green station. There is a small residential high street in front of the local Library building and the middle of it is where this gem is located. They have an open kitchen so the chefs make everything in front of your eyes, the grill was fired up when we got there around 6pm. They have about 10 tables inside and 3 tables outside. We decided to sit outside as it was dry and not too cold in the evening. ITs a great spot for people watching. I took the recommendation from the waitress and ordered the baby chicken which is essentially a small-ish whole chicken deboned from all bones except the wings and char grilled to perfection and comes with rice or chips. We also ordered chicken liver (Sauda), pitta bread (which we were told they make in house!), Za'atar flatbread, and the same with cheese(all breads were served warm). Fattoush salad. Everything was made fresh. The salads were fresh and crispy. The meat dishes had very balanced, nice seasoning and great flavours. Service was welcoming, polite, and helpful with all the recommendations. Our waitress spoke perfect Arabic, English and French!. We ended up trying the baklava too, which I didn't really want as I never had one that I enjoyed. Well, that changed that day, because I finally got to try a nice flaky pastry baklava with enough nuts to be enjoyable and just a touch of syrup on it to give it some sweetness. By far the best baklava I ever had in a Lebanese restaurant. I have to say we enjoyed every drink and every dish we had. They had several takeaways while we were there as true testament for the quality of food. Compliments to the chefs for striking the right balance of flavour with every dish. The place is a real neighbourhood gem. We are planning to be back in a few months when we are in...

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5.0
1y

I visited this gem of a restaurant a few weeks ago based on a recommendation from one of my friends and colleagues, and I was absolutely blown away by the excellent service and great food. We arrived early and had the entire place to ourselves, which meant all the attention was on us , leading to an unforgettable dining experience. Naturally, I had to come back specifically to try their falafel and see if they could impress me again, and wow, they did not disappoint!

This time, I tried their falafel and other stuff, and let me tell you , it’s some of the best I’ve had in London. And I know my falafel, having grown up with it. It was perfectly crispy on the outside, fluffy and flavorful on the inside, and absolutely delicious. I also recommend their Kunafeh. šŸ‘Œ

The same waitress was there, and honestly, she’s an absolute legend. So friendly, accommodating, and clearly passionate about making sure every customer feels valued. It’s so refreshing to see a place that takes both food and customer service this seriously.

This spot has officially become one of my favorites. I highly recommend it for both the incredible food and the exceptional...

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1.0
2y

My mum visited the restaurant midday on 10/02/23. The service was extremely poor even though the restaurant was empty on a Friday afternoon. No one was available to seat them upon entry and they were ignored. The restaurant was very short staffed and she had to flag down a waitress to place the order. It took 20 mins for the order to be taken then another 20 mins for the cold starters to arrive. The staff were rude about ordering tap water with the meal and refused to bring back the glasses with water. The falafel order failed to arrive, when the order was chased, the staff refused to follow up and implied it was not their responsibility as the order was not placed with that individual. She tried to get the waitress’ name to complain however the waitress stated they have no name and they don’t take complaints. She complained to the chef on the way out who was smoking on the street and he said he would pass the feedback on. The food is by no means cheap and the service provided has put us off returning. Might be worth going to the Maida Vale branch to order instead or Maroush which is...

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In 2014, our Maida Vale branch was named Britain’s Favourite Takeaway šŸ†. It was a reflection of Sami Khoueiry, owner of The Cedar, and his promise to honour his mother’s recipes, using only fresh ingredients and sharing true Lebanese flavour. Now, Maida Vale’s story continues in our new home: šŸ“ 31–33 Malvern Road, London NW6 5PS Same recipes. Same spirit. A new beginning… Join us ā¤ļø #Thankyou #takeawayfood #lebanesefood #fyp #londontiktok
Linda TalosLinda Talos
We were in the neighbourhood last Sunday and decided to check out the place after a friend recommended it. The place is a short walk both from Kensal Rise and Kensal Green stations. We took the Bakerloo line from Charing Cross. The restaurant is a short, 4 minutes walk from Kensal Green station. There is a small residential high street in front of the local Library building and the middle of it is where this gem is located. They have an open kitchen so the chefs make everything in front of your eyes, the grill was fired up when we got there around 6pm. They have about 10 tables inside and 3 tables outside. We decided to sit outside as it was dry and not too cold in the evening. ITs a great spot for people watching. I took the recommendation from the waitress and ordered the baby chicken which is essentially a small-ish whole chicken deboned from all bones except the wings and char grilled to perfection and comes with rice or chips. We also ordered chicken liver (Sauda), pitta bread (which we were told they make in house!), Za'atar flatbread, and the same with cheese(all breads were served warm). Fattoush salad. Everything was made fresh. The salads were fresh and crispy. The meat dishes had very balanced, nice seasoning and great flavours. Service was welcoming, polite, and helpful with all the recommendations. Our waitress spoke perfect Arabic, English and French!. We ended up trying the baklava too, which I didn't really want as I never had one that I enjoyed. Well, that changed that day, because I finally got to try a nice flaky pastry baklava with enough nuts to be enjoyable and just a touch of syrup on it to give it some sweetness. By far the best baklava I ever had in a Lebanese restaurant. I have to say we enjoyed every drink and every dish we had. They had several takeaways while we were there as true testament for the quality of food. Compliments to the chefs for striking the right balance of flavour with every dish. The place is a real neighbourhood gem. We are planning to be back in a few months when we are in the area again.
Otoa IseOtoa Ise
šŸ½ļø Food and drinks, all ok. šŸ”–Menu descriptions aren't accurate - makanek ā€œlamb with pine kernel sausages with lemon juiceā€ came with pomegranate glaze instead. Also tabbouleh was listed as ā€œwith lemon juice and olive oilā€, this again came with vinegar or pomegranate molasses. We prefer clean flavours without pomegranate molasses so didn't appreciate this. šŸ The place feels quite sad in the evening, dim ceiling lighting and a stone wall pattern printed on the wall, generally ill-fitterd and the music echoed… we didn't stay long. 🫓The staff were all lovely so it’s a shame. šŸ’³Ā£45 for 2, we had: Mint tea Lebanese coffee Lamb shish Mousakaat Batenjan (aubergine, chickpea, tomato stew) Makanek (lamb sausages) Tabbouleh
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In 2014, our Maida Vale branch was named Britain’s Favourite Takeaway šŸ†. It was a reflection of Sami Khoueiry, owner of The Cedar, and his promise to honour his mother’s recipes, using only fresh ingredients and sharing true Lebanese flavour. Now, Maida Vale’s story continues in our new home: šŸ“ 31–33 Malvern Road, London NW6 5PS Same recipes. Same spirit. A new beginning… Join us ā¤ļø #Thankyou #takeawayfood #lebanesefood #fyp #londontiktok
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We were in the neighbourhood last Sunday and decided to check out the place after a friend recommended it. The place is a short walk both from Kensal Rise and Kensal Green stations. We took the Bakerloo line from Charing Cross. The restaurant is a short, 4 minutes walk from Kensal Green station. There is a small residential high street in front of the local Library building and the middle of it is where this gem is located. They have an open kitchen so the chefs make everything in front of your eyes, the grill was fired up when we got there around 6pm. They have about 10 tables inside and 3 tables outside. We decided to sit outside as it was dry and not too cold in the evening. ITs a great spot for people watching. I took the recommendation from the waitress and ordered the baby chicken which is essentially a small-ish whole chicken deboned from all bones except the wings and char grilled to perfection and comes with rice or chips. We also ordered chicken liver (Sauda), pitta bread (which we were told they make in house!), Za'atar flatbread, and the same with cheese(all breads were served warm). Fattoush salad. Everything was made fresh. The salads were fresh and crispy. The meat dishes had very balanced, nice seasoning and great flavours. Service was welcoming, polite, and helpful with all the recommendations. Our waitress spoke perfect Arabic, English and French!. We ended up trying the baklava too, which I didn't really want as I never had one that I enjoyed. Well, that changed that day, because I finally got to try a nice flaky pastry baklava with enough nuts to be enjoyable and just a touch of syrup on it to give it some sweetness. By far the best baklava I ever had in a Lebanese restaurant. I have to say we enjoyed every drink and every dish we had. They had several takeaways while we were there as true testament for the quality of food. Compliments to the chefs for striking the right balance of flavour with every dish. The place is a real neighbourhood gem. We are planning to be back in a few months when we are in the area again.
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šŸ½ļø Food and drinks, all ok. šŸ”–Menu descriptions aren't accurate - makanek ā€œlamb with pine kernel sausages with lemon juiceā€ came with pomegranate glaze instead. Also tabbouleh was listed as ā€œwith lemon juice and olive oilā€, this again came with vinegar or pomegranate molasses. We prefer clean flavours without pomegranate molasses so didn't appreciate this. šŸ The place feels quite sad in the evening, dim ceiling lighting and a stone wall pattern printed on the wall, generally ill-fitterd and the music echoed… we didn't stay long. 🫓The staff were all lovely so it’s a shame. šŸ’³Ā£45 for 2, we had: Mint tea Lebanese coffee Lamb shish Mousakaat Batenjan (aubergine, chickpea, tomato stew) Makanek (lamb sausages) Tabbouleh
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