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Dubai is home to many Lebanese restaurants serving authentic mezze—small plates full of flavor and tradition. From hummus and baba ghanoush to falafel and kibbeh, these dishes are perfect for sharing. This guide takes you through the best spots in the city to enjoy fresh and tasty Lebanese mezze in a warm and welcoming setting.1
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Al Safadi is a longtime favorite among Dubai residents, known for its consistent quality, hearty Lebanese mezze, and quick service, making it perfect for families, groups, or business lunches. 1
Ayamna at Atlantis The Palm offers luxurious Lebanese dining with live music, fresh mezze, and a stunning interior that combines traditional Arabic motifs with a glamorous, modern twist. 2
Bait Maryam in Jumeirah Lake Towers provides a nostalgic, home-cooked experience. Its traditional mezze, made with love, evokes the feeling of eating in a Lebanese grandmother’s kitchen. 3
Babel at The Dubai Mall offers upscale Lebanese dishes with creative presentation. Guests enjoy delicious mezze while watching the Dubai Fountain from a stylish terrace overlooking the waterfront. 4
Ibn AlBahr on Palm Jumeirah combines Lebanese cuisine with fresh seafood offerings. The mezze here includes spicy prawns, hummus, and calamari served by the beach with tranquil sea views.
Karam Beirut in Mall of the Emirates offers a traditional, no-frills Lebanese menu. Its mezze plates are generous and full of rich flavors, including grilled meats and creamy hummus. 5
Al Nafoorah in Jumeirah Emirates Towers impresses with elegant décor and an extensive menu of Lebanese mezze, featuring dishes like moutabbal, kibbeh, and mixed grills in a refined setting. 6
Abd El Wahab in Souk Al Bahar is beloved for its authentic taste and excellent location. Enjoy classic Lebanese appetizers with views of the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain. 7
Leila in Downtown Dubai is a casual Lebanese bistro. Its menu features lighter mezze options like fattoush, grilled halloumi, and labneh, making it ideal for health-conscious diners. 8
Zahr El Laymoun in Souk Al Bahar focuses on healthful, aromatic Lebanese food. Its menu includes grilled vegetables, thyme manakish, and fresh juices in a calm, nature-themed ambiance.
Mezze House in Downtown Dubai offers both indoor and terrace seating with Burj Khalifa views. It’s known for its authentic Lebanese starters like sambousek, tabbouleh, and crispy batata harra. 9
Almayass by the Sea blends Lebanese and Armenian flavors with mezze specialties like spicy muhammara, lentil kibbeh, and grilled halloumi, all served with a laid-back beachfront atmosphere. 10
Habib Beirut in Dubai Marina is bright and family-friendly. Their mezze menu features homestyle dishes like vine leaves, creamy hummus, and kibbeh with consistently good taste and welcoming service. 11
Café Beirut brings old Beirut charm to Downtown Dubai with retro décor, Arabic music, and traditional mezze such as baba ghanoush, sujuk, and homemade pickles served with Arabic bread. 12
Al Hallab Bab El Bahr is a seafood-focused Lebanese restaurant. Mezze options here include shrimp fattoush, calamari, and mussels, all seasoned with Lebanese herbs and served in a maritime ambiance.
Zefki Levantine Eatery explores Levantine fusion with Lebanese mezze and Syrian-Turkish flair. The space is contemporary, offering colorful dips, flatbreads, and chargrilled skewers with stylish plating. 13
Al Falamanki on Jumeirah Beach Road replicates a 1960s Beirut café. It’s popular for casual Lebanese mezze, tea, and backgammon, served in a garden-like setting with vintage charm. 14
Ayam Elezz provides a playful Lebanese dining experience, decorated with retro posters and housewares. Their mezze menu features spicy potatoes, fattoush, and garlic toum served in cheerful, mismatched dishes. 15
Nurai in Business Bay overlooks the Dubai Canal and serves affordable Lebanese cuisine with hearty mezze options. It’s known for its laid-back vibe and varied offerings suitable for brunch. 16
Em Sherif in Address Downtown presents gourmet Lebanese food in a palace-style setting. Their mezze is served banquet-style, with dishes arriving continuously—everything from tabbouleh to lamb liver and kibbeh. 17
