Lebanese Taverna - McLean

Lebanese Taverna never disappoints!! Love their Baltimore location as well. My favorites include their shawarma hummus, samosas, and the Lamb Sharhat! The most delicious lamb ever, always perfectly cooked. I seriously crave this meal all the times. Would highly recommend.

Eating is good at this place from my experience, but the service is so, so! I had the fattoush salat and added the shawarma huh that was delicious. her lens soup is also very good. our waiter had his mask under his poor and not rude or something, but he was not very professional and that was consistent with all my visit in lt. he brought the bill before I asked and rushed to get the entrance after I signed while we were still sitting. this on Wednesday afternoon and there were empty tables. I think lt should invest in the job better, more professional employees.

Over the years, I have dined at various locations, including the market, but recently I met two friends at Tyrosen. The food was excellent as always. However, one of the waiters at our table did not wear a mask. When we asked him about it, he rudely ignored us and walked away. The rest of the staff and employees were wearing masks. Despite our clear discomfort, he returned to the table without a mask. The Lebanese tavern's indifference to our concerns about the employee not wearing a mask is disappointing. We will not be returning.

I was somewhat disappointed with my dining experience at this restaurant. I believe that the food quality and service have declined. It appears that the food was not freshly prepared and possibly reheated. The chicken was dry and lacked freshness, and this sentiment was shared by the other six family members dining with me. After multiple underwhelming experiences in a row, I am unsure if I will give this restaurant another chance.

Very disappointing experience. that was my first Arab restaurant in the Usa. my standards are based on Britain, dubai and france. the food was subpar, not fresh. hasn't tasted much, and the chicken was very dry. the sauces do not taste home made or fresh. the rice was bland and dry. the child menu looked like it was served in mcdonalds. the free brot at the beginning was probably the best they had done for them, as it was only pitta and olive oil with zetar. as araber, this place is a remoteness of our kitchen. the majority of customers was not Arabic, and so perhaps this place is attractive for those who do not know the actual aromes that have expected a court. the service was poor, no one came to check us and see how the dinge go, they fought with us. Despite covid sat people right behind us, where other areas of the restaurant were free. they refused to sit in the open even though we were the second customers and there were seats available in free.