Lebanese DeliCafe' in Kingston upon Thames

Friendly staff and fantastic food. Also, you must try the signature tea. Highly recommended. I ll go back there again.

I ordered a take away of all the starters and the Lamb main meal for people who all knew about good Lebanese food. Everybody was impressed. I live in Portugal but when I visit the U.K again I will be sure to visit this wonderful place again. Thank you to the wonderful owner and his lovely family.

This little cafe is an absolute gem. Having had a relationship with a Lebanese man for five years when I was younger I know how authentic the food is here. It is a joy to go in and chat and the owner will happily make up any combination I ask for. He will even stay open late if 2 or 3 of you want a special early evening meal at one of the little tables. The chicken Shawarmas are fab. There aren't enough of these unique little independent places around these days. What a joy this is.

Houmus and falafel platter served with ayran is first class. It is all made fresh and tastes delicious. The total cost was just £7 which is very reasonable.

After seeing your review about "Lebanese DeliCafe" I thought to myself I have to reply and put things right. As you are entitled to your opinion and I do respect it, I think you are working for the "Lebanese Express" or you have some sort of relation with them. First it is unethical to put one business down to bring another up. Second I do believe that you know nothing about Lebanese food. The mixed mezze you are talking about served cold, this how suppose to be served. It is served at room temperature. You have paid £7.00, this is a bargain for a good quality food. I feel strongly about it because I am local to "Lebanese DeliCafe" and I enjoy eating in this place. Food is prepared fresh on a daily basis. Unfair and untrue comments like yours will put business owners at risk of loosing their clients. Myself and colleagues we are so pleased that we have a little gem like the "Lebanese DeliCafe" in Surbiton. My advice to you next time, do not slag a hard working business owner, instead have the decency to say it in his face and put your comment to him directly so he can rectify it if there was an issue.

I've been back to the Lebanese Delicafe for the second time and was really not impressed by what I received. The mixed mezze with meat was really poor. "Made to order", as the owner stressed to me the food was , does not mean prepared the day before and then reheated in the microwave. The portions were small, the mezze dishes lukewarm and the 'Lebanese bread' (from a packet) hadn't even been heated and was cold and hard. I paid £7 and won't be back - there are far better places in the area, such as the Lebanese Express a 15 minute walk away.

What the cafe does it does well, at good value prices. Nice chicken shawarma and mezze, but there are equally decent places in the area.

My girlfriend introduced me to this place reluctantly as she wanted to keep it all for herself. After my lunch, I understood why. The lady who made our food was so incredibly friendly and wow can she make a chicken shawarma. It's the best Lebanese food I've ever had the pleasure of eating. Some people have said the interior leaves more to be desired and to be honest, I completely disagree. This cafe lets the food do the talking. I had a table and a seat... why would I need anything else? And again, I completely disagree with another review saying it seems like a Shisha bar. It doesn't. At all.

Colleagues recommended I went out for "falafel friday" and i'm so glad I did. I had the falafel special which was £3.50 very well spent. Would highly recommend visiting for lunch but there are only 6 seats so get there early or take away.

While visiting the Lebanese DeliCafe today I read a review which claimed that they served 'the best Lebanese food in the capital'. A big statement to live up to, but after tasting the food myself I can believe it! Even my boyfriend who is half lebanese himself agreed, and claimed that it massively resembled his Dads home made cooking (and let me tell you that is the highest compliment he can give!). The soup was made fresh and to order, the mezze offered a large variety of dishes all freshly made and we were offered some baklava as a sweet which was delicious. A few things in particular that I feel I should point out are the homemade humous, freshly made tabbouleh and ultimately the best falafel I've ever tasted, which made the cafe worth a visit in itself! If the opportunity rises, you should definitely go to the Lebanese DeliCafe... it comes highly recommended!

This is a lovely place. Good surroundings, attentive staff and lovely food. I like the more laid back and casual atmosphere. I must admit I am not familiar with Lebanese food so took recommendations from my colleagues and our waiter. What we received was very tasty and fresh, all the platters offered different flavours and a good evening was had at a fair price.

To imrul, you made a mistake in your review. The deli cafe do not have shisha or toilets. The Lebanese deli cafe serve tasty freshly made food. The owner is passionate and friendly. Flafel special and shawarma emmmmmazing taste.

Amazing food at a reasonable price. I recommend either the Lebanese Breakfast or Chicken/Beef Special Wrap. The owner is a lovely man too...very polite and welcoming!

Food was alright... my friends enjoyed the food... size of the dishes were definitely smaller compare to the price.. the lavatory needs to be cleaner...! If you want to only depend on the smoking (shish) bar business.. then fine... otherwise.. you may think about improving the interior..

Went for a weekday lunch last week. I had the falafel special wrap and a homemade lemonade. Both were delicious, with the falafel fried fresh and the wrap prepared before me. Such a bargain too, we managed to grab a seat at 1pm. Will be going again soon.

The Delicafe is a welcome home-cooked addition to Victoria Rd.Serving Real Coffee-a selection of delicious mezze dishes flatbread wraps and a welcoming atmosphere.Tucked away at the Brighton Rd end of the Main Street near the bookshop this a real culinary discovery for hungry lunchtimes.

The Lebanese Delicafe primarily serves vegetarian and vegan cusine. I therefore find it hard to see where Mr Boris K can find fault with the 'burnt meat from the grill' as there is neither grill or grilled meat on the premises. In my experience the food is beautifully fresh and very tasty with a good standard of hygiene all round. I very much look forward to eating here again.

Delicious fresh home made Lebanese food, all at very good prices. Not much room to sit, though there are a couple of tables. When I went I had a falafel and hummus mezze with home made fresh lemonade with rosewater. The owner is enthusiastic and friendly, and the place is spotless. Highly recommended for a quick bite to eat in central Surbiton.