La Libanesa - Madrid

First of all, if you want a restaurant dish and not fast food before 8pm in Madrid, this is your place to go. La Libanesa has good Libanese food, fresh cooked. Dont be fooled by the fassade or the entrance (with guests smoking hooka), just go through in the back to the restaurant seating area. The staff is super friendly and they accomodate specific requests. We specifically liked the Oriental Salad, Chicken skewers, lentil soup and hummus.

We had the Fattoush salad and the Pincho de Kafta accompanied with a small platter of hummus and fresh mango juice. The food tasted fresh and flavorful. We requested a hookah-free space which the owner was happy to provide us. We even got complimentary mint tea. I recommend this place to anyone looking for an Arab/Lebanese fix and/or halal meat.

I always wanted to try the famous Lebanese food and i just found the right restaurant!! I went with some friends to eat in la Libanesa and it was an amazing experience.the food, the service, the location...recommended

We stayed close to this place and it’s a great place for takeout food for dinner or eat in. All dishes were hygienic and cooked nicely. The owner and staff was courteous and friendly. Service was fast and efficient.

My family and I spent three days in Madrid and ate tapas and local cuisine during that time. So we decided to try something different but within walking distance from our hotel (Hotel Preciados). It is located around the corner from the hotel On c/jacometrezo. We decided to try this local restaurant for a change of cuisine. The restaurant is small and unassuming, and the service is a bit slow but the staff is very pleasant. So we decided to just try small plates (sambousa meat patties, labneh yogurt and the Lebanese Pizza . We were all pleasantly surprised at how delicious and affordable the food was. So after a full day of sightseeing in Toledo , we decided to come back on our last night and try the tagine, which was even better than the food from the night before. We had a very pleasant experience and would recommend something off the beaten path for those that have had their fill of tapas while in Madrid.