Little Tripoli Lebanese Restaurant

'You 're always welcome here, to do your shopping, it is safe, like any suburb of Sydney, ' our Egyptian guide Sahar says encouragingly.It’s hard not to cringe a bit when Sahar explains Greenacre “is a beautiful village, the people here try as hard as they can to undo the perceptions people have of them from the media.”Greenacre seems a fitting place to end my nearly 9-year tenure as Altmedia Dining Editor undoing some of the barriers my media colleagues have helped create.I’m ashamed that despite it taking less time to drive to Greenacre (25 minutes) than to drive and park in Darlinghurst on a busy Saturday morning, I’ve never visited

One of the best.  I eat here as often as I can.  Its delicious and much cheaper than its fancy next door neighbour.  Really yummy fresh high quality food.

Best Lebanese restaurant in Sydney, great service and awesome food. We have been here on multiple occasions and we always leave satisfied...

Initially headed to Al Aseel on a lovely Sunday night, however due to the full house and crowd waiting to be seated we decided to go 2 shops down to the less busy (half empty) little tripoli.<br/ <br/ Not judging the book by its understated cover, we decide to order the kafta plate, all chicken plate (With humous, baba ganoish and garlic sauce tabouli) and a beef skewer plate. Great value, big chunks of well cooked lean mean, full of flavour and went down a treat with unlimited fresh lebanese bread!<br/ <br/ Will definitely return, great feed dor $70

Their breakfast is so yummy it makes it's competitors look like they don't know how to cook good breakfast.