Maroosh in Kensington and Chelsea

Amazing experience. The restaurant was packed but still they manage to seat us. The food was amazing aswell. Totally recommend it.

This restaurant is fine, I was expecting more from the reviews I read but after all it is good to try and you won't be disappointed.

Average Restaurant, with average food and non existent service. Not worth going for a special occasion.

Fabulous dinner last night, we had two types of hummus it was so good. The salad was to die for then the chicken kabobs were so good, so much food . The chef sent us a new flavor hummus to try, so wonderful. Also the wine the waiter suggest complemented the food. I highly recommend this restaurant, it’s very popular so you might need a reservation on the weekend.

Muy buena relación calidad precio. Variedad en la carta sopas, ensaladas etapas....Restaurante pequeñito acogedor.

Average food and overrated. Food was meh and service was hit and miss. We won't be coming back I'm afraid.

Great place to eat, and a clean and nice environment. Came here for breakfast, service was fast and also the portion size was big. Lots of selection and will definitely go again.

Good selection of food available, especially the mezze and kebabs - all cooked freshly to order. Restaurant in a good location in Church Street.

Great service from staff but lacked the inititives. But will be here soon try out new dishes just to give the place a another chance, for now though not to overwhelm

What can I say, not out first time here. We’ve eaten in all of them on ‘the maroosh corner’ and it never fails us. I’d go to the more cafe style place, same food less stuffy and better price point. Fantastic, cheers

I regularly go to this restaurant. The food is clean not all mucked up. The grilled chicken is great. The appetizers are excellent. You should go if you want well prepared clean food.

We went to this lovely place all the time that I got the change to go to London. Love it the place the food is amazing and the service is nice. Love it

This Lebanese restaurant is fabulous! The fire burning on two sides of the entrance is welcoming from the cold streets of London. We had to wait for table but it was well worth it. It is located adjacent to Debenhams on oxford street and serves amazing food. We ordered an open shawarma, sheesh kebab & humus with pita. My toddler who hadnt been eating much on our holiday simply loved the meat which was soo flavourful. A definite visit if you enjoy Lebanese cuisine.

Generally good and reliable like the rest of the chain; they did try and fob us off with some substandard food that had been sitting around last time we went - but were very much aware of it and changed it swiftly. but that doesn't excuse trying to fob off poor quality food on your customers! apart from that, a generally good and reliable place!

The food is delicious, fresh and very reasonable but the best part was the enthusiastic table service provided by Ricardo. He even brought us multiple rounds of delicious baklava and fruits free of charge at the end of the meal.

Very good food, wonderful service. Friendly and informative about the food. A word of caution portions are big, and very delicious. The Lebanese wine was a very pleasant surprise. Definitely one to come back too.

We read positive reviews about Maroosh and didn't expect to be able to get a table however we were pleasantly surprised. The staff were lovely and very attentive, and the food was all delicious - we would particularly recommend the

Lovely take out. Very fresh. Would keep going back. Had babaganoush. The humous also brilliant. Definately one to try.

Recientemente visité Maroosh y estaba feliz de decir que me proporcionaron un buen precio y buen servicio en un tiempo manor ya que era un almuerzo de trabajo

esperienza molto positiva ( la prima volta che mangiavo ad un ristorante libanese ) e ne sono rimasto davvero colpito per la varietà ed i sapori .

We were looking for somewhere for a late night snack and chanced upon Maroosh.Delicious quality food, reasonably priced, friendly staff, eat in or take away, open until the early hours.What more do you need to know?!

Exceptional food! We absolutely loved Maroosh. The portions were large, so plan accordingly. Wish there was a location in SF.

Visited Maroosh for their authentic Lebanese Falafels and must say my family and I were not disappointed..Do visit this place if you are craving for a good fare of Lebanese food.

we went there for business dinner and food along with drinks was awesome. to my surprise , in London, vegetarian mediternean food was lovely. 4 stars for this

I popped up with a friend for a lunch and we both were very hungry. Food arrived very quickly and it was delicious. I highly recommend this place. It is not posh but very cosy. Plus the atmosphere is super.

The restaurant was nice but lots of things were just overpriced .When you compare to the Turkish restaurnts,you get much more there for what you pay then what you would get in the Lebanese restaurants.The portions are tiny and it was OK but will stick with the Turkish restaurants in future.

No doubt foods are the best within Edgware road, London. Interior goes well with the food trend they are offering.

We were staying in a nearby hotel and had intended to eat in the restaurant. Unfortunately our sone was feeling unwell so we decided to stay at the hotel and rest but to order take away instead.The hotel was a 5 minute walk from the restaurant so I ordered in person and waited whilst the food was cooked. The restaurant is clearly very popular and was extremely busy. During the 15 minutes I waited for my food at least 20 takeaway orders were processed. The system in place at the restaurant seemed a little chaotic at times - but credit to the staff, they seemed to know exactly what they were doing even if no-one else could be confident that they did!We ordered Houmous, Tabboleh, Vine leave, Mixed grill, Lamb cutlets and rice and bread.The food was absolutely delicious. We ate it back at our suite in the hotel and even after a 5 minute walk back the food was still hot, fresh and succulent.

Went with group of friends on Tuesday night, it was ok, bit expensive though as compare to the same food around Edgware Road.

Went to the Edgware Road restaurant for lunch with my wife on her birthday. Food average, staff sullen,service poor. Worst of all was the Green side salad we ordered, it was full of grit, when we informed the staff, they took it away, gave it a perfunctory rinse and brought it back to us with the salad dripping water and grit visible in the bottom of the plate! We showed it to the staff who shrugged and said, "it is fresh salad" and walked away from us to continue their chatting; we were the only people in the restaurant!!

Have been here twice. First with colleagues (8 of us) which was fine as the manager said he will bring a bit of everything for us and we did enjoy tasting everything and there was enough food for us all. Cannot comment re. service or price as I don't remember much about it due to being in a large group and having drinks. Second time was with my brother visiting in London. The seating was not great (by the door) but we did not complain and thought food will be worth it. Food was ok. Not great. Service was too snoby for our liking. We just wanted some delicious food and left quite disappointed actually after paying a big price too. Being of turkish heritage and our food being quite similar, i can definitely say i know at least 10 turkish restaurants that will deliver better service and food for approx half the price. Since then i have also visited other independent lebanese restuarants and found the same. Due to their location i think the aura in the restaurant is quite tense. For example the waitress will smile and say yes i can bring more bread but can tell it is not genuine its almost like we are bothering her. Place was not extremely busy either and my original order was not in stock which wasn't a good start but hey i will say you can give it a go but don't scream about it (like i did to my brother) as you may leave disappointed. Or better yet support other independent lebanese restaraunts where you receive yummy food which tastes like love was put into the food, the way it should be :)

Whenever you're in Central London/ Knightsbridge look for the Maroosh restaurants for their authentic and tasty Lebanese food which is served with simplicity and without much of a wait. The best is at the end when they serve you baklava as a complimentary dessert.

I use maroosh on a regular basis, perfect for the quick stop lunch break, delicious food cooked to perfection! Full of flavour and plentiful in portion size. Definitely recommend this Resturant as they have a nice seating area at the back. The baklavas are to die for. And the staff are friendly! -

This is nice to look at, the only food I've had is the chicken shwarma with salad and I like them both.A bit pricey so you end up thinking twice before ordering anything else. You also have a restriction of where you can sit and what you can order - you can't sit in the posh area and order a shwarma!

Both my daughter and I were starving so we found it right in front of us. We went in and no one greeted us. So we went downstairs and one guy came to us and showed us to our table. We sat there for 30 min with no one coming to give us a menu or ask us for drinks. I had to tell one of the waitress who were just walking around or just chatting with each other can someone give us a menu or take our drinks order. Finally a very laid back waitress comes over with the menu and takes our drinks order. After 10 min she came for the food order and then another 10 min to tell me that they are out of my order!! I ordered something else and told her make sure there is no Gluten in there ( that's mean do not add pita bread to it) my food comes out with a bread on top of it. I told the guy who brought it over please take it back and bring to me a new order with no pita bread as I cannot have gluten. He says okay and within a min he is back. I told him is this is new order and his respond was no we just took the pita out. I told him this will make me sick I cannot eat it. He just stood there looking at me and then said well they did not cook it with the pita they just throw it on top. I told him I am starving and I need to eat and this is going to make me so sick of I eat it. Again he repeated him self. I end up removing the top part of the shawarma so I can eat the bottom that did not touch the pita. I still got some of the gluten cuz the coming few days were not fun. We took the rest of the food to go and I hand it out to the first homeless man I saw on my way. I will never ever go back there and will never advice anyone to go there. Oh yeah and they weren't busy to say oh yeah there is a reason to why all of this happened. There was two table upstairs and 3 tables downstairs including us. So 5 tables and 7-8 waitress downstairs doing nothing but chatting with each other and they are so chill as if they were high.

The food is extremely good, ambience very ordinary, the lebenese beer had an "oily" fee to it. Lots of outlets in central londoon, but all are as good.

i hate to share this but we saw it and had to tell. we were walking by the maroosh bakery which sells the lebanes baklava. it was around 11.30 and they were closing down. still we went in - as our baklava cravings took over our good manners and there they were. 2 mice were in the baklava windows and under the nylon covers and wondering on the baklava…..2 people were there in the shop but we were so chocked that just left.what else can i say!!

The restaurant is really good cleanThe food is Arabic and mainly lebanese cuisine. It was deliciousEnjoy the food

the first time i went to maroosh i didn't expect the food to be so great,but it was brilliant.we go there every 1 or 2 weeks seeing as we live in london.5 STARS RATED,THANKYOU MAROOSH.

I have been here many times and would highly recommend this restaurant. The service and food are A1 most of the time. I highly recommend the mixed grill. The location is also very good, with it being on the high street, close to shops and transport links. Cant go wrong with this establishment if you are a fan of Lebanese food.

We've been to this restaurant once before and we had a lovely time. The service was impeccable and the food was delicious. Also the atmosphere had an oriental feel within an extremely classy setting. We are definitely considering a second visit and I highly recommend it.

Stayed in a hotel nearby and stumbled upon this cafe/restaurant. Food was delicious and fresh tasting. Judging by the number of people apparently calling in after work to collect meals to go, it's a great favourite locally. Not licensed, but even I can manage an hour without a drink. I didn't ask if you can BYO so you might want to check, if that is important for you.