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"One falafel ball, two tiny sambuseks and French fries that had seen better days with tiny tastes of chums, baby portions for the maze plate, served without a smile. Better go to Beyrouth. Not enough to fill a tooth."
Tuesday: 12:00-22:00
Wednesday: 12:00-22:00
Thursday: 12:00-22:00
Friday: 12:00-22:00
Saturday: 12:00-22:00
Dishes: 10
Amenities: 12
Categories: 5
Reviews: 723
We were recommended by locals when we went looking for a decent reasonable restaurant and found many to be closed. It is right next door to the Hotel Arpege. We went in and decided that, while we would normally avoid North American style food when in France, the burgers looked interesting and ordered the chicken and blue cheese burgers with a very reasonably priced bottle of a decent Beaujolais. Well, we were so pleasantly surprised. We come from Alberta Canada, where beef cattle outnumber people almost 2 to 1 and where live cattle and beef are a major export. The burgers were amazing, tender,, perfectly done and with very interesting flavour profiles that one would not expect in what is bas...
I was in good company so much better the kitchen wasn't bad but I expected to have a Lebanese restaurant exclusively so disappointing the dishes discovered are not quite diversified too many doughnuts and not enough fresh dishes for me it's not a Lebanese restaurant it's the fair to all the waitress was pretty but a little too rigorous to my taste more smile and answers to the blago would have been more commercial
If you are in Arpajon then this is where to eat. The food is excellent, the staff polite, the cost very reasonable. You will not regret having chosen to eat here, and you will leave wanting to come back again. This is number 1 in the town.
We managed to sneak in at the start of a busy Friday night and what a joy. The hospitality was attentive and helpful given our poor French and the hosts poor English but my son who never eats more than burgers and chicken was talked...More
One falafel ball, two tiny sambuseks and French fries that had seen better days with tiny tastes of chums, baby portions for the maze plate, served without a smile. Better go to Beyrouth. Not enough to fill a tooth.
