Beirut Nights

Decor: average. except for a few murals the place didn't quiet strike a chord .The outdoor seating is nice but weather wasnt conducive. Food: we ordered trio hummus falafel spicy potato shawarma and fattoush....I would say it tasted fine especially their fresh bread..and spicy potato definitely was a hit. Service: very warm hostess who let us pick tables plus good servers. a bit slow service as it was a busy eve on thu. Also surprisingly we got the bill with incorrect pricing compared to the menu. As we were celebrating birthday they served a delicious dark chocolate cake and the entrance to the hotel was a bit crowded resulting on longer wait at valet.

PLEASE DEFINITELY GO HERE TO EAT I just could not resist not to review this place again or should i say MY FOOD PALACE. 🏰 BEIRUT NIGHTS YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING 💥💥💥💥💥5 STARS FROM ME AGAIN!!! your hospitality payed off well to my guests and you did an amazing job yet again ! Your lovely Cheff MAJID your better then Gordan Ramsey!!!!..... Your food presentation is amazing the taste is so exotic and you really payed attention to all detail. Fabulous food ! great customer service ! Your the best...Thankyou for looking after me and my guest im sure your service is recognised now even more... Lovely desert served and amazing arabic tea the perfect finish... YOU KEEP SERVING ME WELL AND I WILL KEEP BRINGING YOU MORE CUSTOMERS YOUR WAY.... 😉😉😉😉 Yasmin Sheikh Hayes

I went to Beirut Nights for the first time on Sunday evening, we were served by a waiter who was very helpful and handled our order in a very professional manner. I was disappointed about the large season fruits plate, to expensive£30 for few sour fruits pineapple, apple, banana, orange and strawberry. At a moment I will recommend this restaurant because of the location and shisha.

The quality of service you get depends on the time of visit. Once I went there during the day (around 4pm) the service was very slow,it was like everyone working there was forced to take our order. But if you go in the evening its a total different environment. Decent food for a shisha garden. I loved the falafel mainly.

A bit out of the way for me but Beirut Nights was on my list of places to visit for more than 3 years. I just never got around to it till now. Famous for it's celebrity customers, I've seen photo's of Arsenal football players having visit this restaurant. The restaurant was clean and the staff were welcoming. Outside at the front of the establishment is the Shisha area where you can also eat your food if you wish. The restaurant inside was not very busy for a Friday night at 8pm. I ordered grilled Halloumi and a Mixed grill. The Halloumi was nicely grilled, soft and not overly charred. The main arrived and it looked and smelled great. The Basmati rice was nice and fluffy with a light sprinkle of some kind of spice which made eating the rice even more enjoyable. The kofte kebab was tasty and not too bland. The chicken was good but I found the lamb shish to be a little on the tough side. The chilli and the garlic sauce was very, very nice. The food bill came to a total of £34.00 (one Halloumi starter and two mixed grill mains). After food I went for a session of Shisha. As said before this area of the restaurant was extremely busy. But I was found a table within minutes. They have a time policy in place which I believe to be 90 minutes. Which is more than enough time for one session. I ordered one Shisha (berries flavour) and a pot of Moroccan tea. The Shisha was ok, not as much smoke as I expected but the flavour was okay, the tea was nothing to write home about. The total cost for this session was £32 (including an ice pipe). Overall an ok night, I would recommend for a first visit, but I would not go there again partly due to the distance of the venue.