Best Lebanese Restaurants in Dubai
Lebanese cuisine occupies a special place in Dubai's food culture. It is comfort food for a large portion of the population, a go-to choice for group dinners, and a staple of everyday eating. The city's Lebanese restaurants range from casual shawarma counters and manoushe bakeries to expansive restaurants with live grills, fresh bread stations, and mezze spreads that can fill an entire table.
Dubai's Lebanese dining scene is one of the most authentic outside Lebanon itself, and with Places UAE, every shared platter and charcoal-grilled kebab earns you cashback.
Lebanese restaurants with cashback
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9 Places partner restaurants, with up to 20% back. Pay your bill through the app and the cashback lands in your Places Wallet — then spend it at any other partner. Minimum bill AED 20.
20% CASHBACK Mezza Lebanese Kitchen
Lebanese · Mediterranean
Every day · 11:00 AM–10:00 PM
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Cashback rates, eligible days and hours are set by each venue and can change. Partners can join or leave at any time — the app always shows the current offer.
Where to Find Lebanese Food in Dubai
Lebanese restaurants are found in every district of Dubai. Some of the most established and popular venues are on Sheikh Zayed Road, in Downtown Dubai, and along Jumeirah Beach Road. These restaurants serve the full Lebanese experience — cold and hot mezze, mixed grills, freshly baked bread, and traditional desserts like knafeh and mafroukeh.
For quicker, more casual Lebanese food, shawarma shops and manoushe bakeries are on almost every commercial street in the city. Areas like Al Barsha, JLT, and the older parts of Deira and Bur Dubai have particularly strong options for everyday Lebanese eating.
Popular Lebanese Dishes
Hummus, fattoush, and tabbouleh are the starting point of almost every Lebanese meal in Dubai. Mixed grills — typically a combination of shish taouk, lamb kebab, and kafta — are the main-course standard. Shawarma, whether chicken or lamb, is perhaps the single most eaten street food in the entire city.
Manoushe — flatbread topped with zaatar, cheese, or minced meat — is a breakfast and snack staple. Fatayer (savoury pastries), kibbeh (fried or baked bulgur shells with spiced meat), and vine leaves are popular across all Lebanese restaurants. For dessert, knafeh with its stretchy cheese filling and crisp pastry base is a Dubai favourite that transcends cultural boundaries.
Cashback on Lebanese Dining
Places UAE works with Lebanese restaurants across the city, from casual shawarma joints to full-service dining rooms. Pay through the app and earn cashback on your total bill. Lebanese meals are often shared among groups, so the bill can add up — making cashback all the more valuable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best Lebanese food in Dubai?
Dubai excels at the full Lebanese dining experience — cold mezze, grills, and freshly baked bread. The most popular dishes include hummus, mixed grills, shawarma, and knafeh.
Where can I find good shawarma in Dubai?
Good shawarma is available in almost every neighbourhood. Established shops in Deira, Al Barsha, and along Sheikh Zayed Road are particularly well-regarded.