Fayrouz Restaurant

Highly recommend!! Very friendly and attentive staff, food was perfect and very very tasty. Will definitely be back to try more of your dishes.

Thank you for lovely ladies only night , Was a mix between Moroccans ,Syrians, Algerians,Iraqis and Libyans … The Food was delicious and the staff were so kind and helpful …. thanks for Feyrouz Restaurant ,Snae Dj and all staff 🌹🌹🌹♥️♥️♥️ Well organised thanks to hajar too 🌹🌹🌹😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️

It's was a lovely woman day Food testing fabulous mixed between moroccan food and Syrian Lots of thanks

I would like to share my amazing experience today at Fayrouz’s restaurant. I ordered one mix grill, one Taboulah and one Mojito. The taste of the mix grill was so exceptional compare to anywhere else. Lovely welcoming staff. I would strongly recommend visiting it.

Fancy some Middle Eastern food and want to avoid the hustle & bustle of Manchester, pop along to Fayrouz Tucked away in Wythenshawe, Fayrouz provides Middle Eastern food, in particular Syrian. Even though it’s been opened for a while, we hadn’t come across it till now and upon parking up, we were very much intrigued by this fancy gem. Having visited Fayrouz earlier in the day, it was relatively nice and quiet and have a feeling it’d get busier during the evenings. The music being played was by a Lebanese singer named Fayrouz/ Fairuz and very aptly so considering the restaurant is named after her. At Yara’s (co-owner/ chef’s wife) recommendation, we ordered the following; •Mouhamara - A red pepper paste topped with walnuts. It was sweet and spicy and provided a yummy dip to accompany the bread •Lsanat (Lamb Tongue!) - Now, we had never tried lamb tongue before and probably would have not been inclined to do so if it hadn’t been described to us so well. Genuinely loved it and would describe it as a slightly saltier meat and possibly a little spongier (but not in a bad way). It was topped with some chilli powder and infused with pistachios that helped to balance the flavour out And because of the Middle Eastern hospitality of needing to feed more, they also provided us with; •Hummus - Smooth, just the way we like it •Fattoush - Usually it ends up overpowered with balsamic vinegar and parsley, but this wasn’t one of them occasions The mains for the afternoon were; •Fayrouz Kofta Kebab - If you’re going to put your name against it, we’re likely going to try it. It was a perfectly sized meal, where the halloumi and mushroom was minced with the meat giving it a creamier taste •Dajaj Bel-Fakhara (Chicken) - This was a big portion of chicken baked in a tomato base. Had a vinegar-like tanginess on the peppers providing an extra kick Then, to finish it off (because we were being ultimate fatties on the day), we had; •Katayef - We were so full, but we couldn’t resist dessert (who can?!). There were two varieties of either cream-filled or nut-filled fried pancakes and topped with a sweet Syrian sauce. The nuts were a sweeter result with the cream version being more mellow. Was maybe a little too heavy for us at the end of that meal Definitely worth another visit Recommendation Rating: High Price: ££ Service: 8/10 Halal: Full menu

We had lovely time and food at Fayrouz. We will go again. The chief Rami is very talented and Yara was very welcoming. The staff there made us feel at home and looked after my family. Thank you.