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Falafel is one of the most famous Lebanese mezes, and this, in the whole world. These chickpea and bean dumplings are delicious, especially if you dip them in a creamy sauce!
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If the mezes come in a cold version, you can also enjoy a hot assortment! Among other festivities, you will be able to treat yourself to delicious Kebbeh, Falafel, Fatayer, Batat harra and Sambousik with cheese and meat. An entire program !
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Lebanese Fatayer are an oh so tasty Lebanese mezze dish. Discover here the variation of these turnovers filled with spinach enhanced with spices, onion and lemon.
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The Babakish grill is a dish reserved for meat lovers! You will be able to taste a delicious mix-grill accompanied by some of the most famous Lebanese mezes: hummus, moutabal, tabbouleh and labné. With compliments from the chef!
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If you can't decide between the assortment of hot or cold mezze, the chef offers you a mixed formula! You will have the opportunity to taste Moutabal, a Kebbeh, a Fatayer, a Falafel, tabbouleh and hummus.
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The Manouche cheese is a treat for the taste buds! Soft and melting, it is delicious with the cheese that is melted on it.
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The Manouché Lahem baajin is a flatbread decorated with juicy and tasty meat that will make you fall under its spell!
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We want to ensure your complete satisfaction. This is why we are at your disposal and prepare the desserts of your choice to order!
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Discover two fans of Lebanese cuisine: Kaak and Falafel. This fine brioche bread is garnished with falafel with the lightness of tomato, lettuce, all seasoned with tahina and pickles.
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If you succumbed to the salty Manakish, discover now its sweet version! The chef offers you a Manakish spread with Nutella, it will be hard to resist this bestseller invented by Lebanese children!
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Mouhalabieh is a traditional Lebanese flan. This milky dessert subtly flavored with orange blossom is fresh, the ideal way to end your meal on a light note!
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The Kaak Shawarma with meat is a treat for the taste buds! The meat, deliciously marinated and grilled, is placed in this tasty brioche bread and accompanied by tahina, parsley, onion and pickle.
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Coffee is one of the most popular desserts among the Lebanese. This oh so delicious pastry is made with kadaif, butter and cheese with a delicate flavored syrup.
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White coffee, or ahweh bayda, is a traditional Lebanese drink made from orange blossom water. It is the most popular non-alcoholic drink in Lebanon and the most refreshing, a real success in Marrakech especially during the hot days!
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Mint tea… Well known to Moroccans, it is just as popular in Lebanon. Enjoy the freshness of mint in this comforting drink!
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A refreshing cocktail made with fresh orange juice, raspberry syrup and sparkling water.
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This cocktail is a great source of energy: lemon, ginger, mint and sparkling water will tickle your taste buds!
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To fill up on vitality, bet on this cocktail made with ginger juice and still or sparkling water.
