Bacchus of Lebanon

The belly dancer was fantastic and really made it an experience to remember. Everyone enjoyed their food. The service was okay but not great, and they didn't seem to know anything about gluten free restrictions. They also didn't have a kids menu which was strange and meant that we had to get a full plate for my four year old. But the belly dancer made it worth it.

It was great experience. Great food. Love it. Keep up the great work. The waiter was especially great and friendly.

Amazing food. Service was rude and bad.

Mother’s Day dinner. Two of us. Management and hubby. Nice food, and nice quiet atmosphere. Plus when I clumsily knocked over my wife’s glass of Prosecco they replaced it without further cost. Classic old place. We hadn’t been there in 25 years since our daughter’s rehearsal dinner. Still a pleasant place to dine.

Love their food!

Great food and I love the atmosphere.

We've been fans of Bacchus of Lebanon for many years. The food is authentic and excellent. The service is appropriately leisurely for a middle eastern restaurant. Don't miss the Bacchus eggplant dip. The falafel are outstanding, crisp and crunchy on the outside while thoroughly cooked on the inside. And they're served with the perfect little turnip pickle (lefet). One of the things we most appreciate is the wide variety of cold and warm appetizers, which enable you to have a proper mezze spread. Finally, the dessert menu includes, besides warm baklava of course, an outstanding chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream. Pleasant outdoor patio is covered and has a plashing fountain. Interior is quiet most of the time. Be sure to check out the completely mirrored ladies' room!

Good food (pricy) but the environment is a bit too noisy, hard to hear your table mates talking.