Cilicie Le Restaurant

Nice surprise. Excellent Middle Eastern menu and a nice change of pace from traditional French fare. Mezze plates well done!

Excellent! Tables a bit cosy but great atmosphere! Live music by way of a big band playing in the streets to help the ambience! Would definitely recommend this restaurant.

We walked past this restaurant and it looked inviting. What a great find. A German /Arminian couple next to us advised us what to eat. O goodness what a great find . The mezze platter followed by the kebabs were fantastic as was the dessert ,wine and coffee.

After looking for something different to eat in the area we came across this lovely little restaurant. The welcoming was very warm and the knowledgeable waiter explained everything that was on the menu. We had the selection of meze with meat and a desert. With a glass of wine will definitely revisite

We had a wonderful time at this restaurant! The food was really tasty and the waiter was very attentive and so friendly! The desserts were a bit special and not all of us liked it but that is just personal preference. The starters and the main courses although were excellent! I can highly recommend it.

Well, we had to really, when in Armenia and all that, and it was very good - quite sherbety and bright (white) as for the food - faultless, delicious, fresh, and healthy! well, maybe not the puds . . . Our waiter was . . . Hm, let's say, possibly the best in Bordeaux. No aloofness, kind, helpful with a genuine smile for all his clients. We will definitely be back.

Came across this restaurant by chance on a very hot day in Bordeaux. To be honest, I was reluctantly dragged in, but was immediately pleasantly surprised by the decor.The restaurateur was very friendly and helped us with our food choices.We had mezze dishes and some delicious mixed kebabs washed down with a very pleasant Armenian Rose wine.This made a welcome change for lunch in Bordeaux and would be on my recommendation list.

I visited the place twice this week with my kids.The food was amazing.Flavors like in the Middle East .Excellent humus, falafel, babaganush, yaprah and Tabule.The burek with cheese and spinach was not so fresh and tasty .It was warmed so it was not crunchy.All the rest was very fresh and very tasty.The service was excellent .The owners really knows how to welcome the guests.They are Syrians Armenians.They are very attentive .They even opened the restaurant specially for us.The restaurant is small and cosy. Prices in the restaurant are not cheap.next door they have a fast food restaurant where you can eat falafel and Kabab at very good price.

We turned up without reservation on a Saturday evening, we were early diners and the first in that evening. The restaurant specializes in Lebanese and Albanian cuisine. We didn't really know what this type of cuisine was to be honest but though we would give it a go as the place looked so inviting. We both dined from the 25 euro fixed price menu. We shared a mixed starter of various flavored houmous, spiced Aubergine chutney and shredded parsley and tomato salad, all served with warm pitta bread. For the main I had a chicken dish, cooked in creamy pearl barley and herbs, my husband had the mixed kebabs, which were delicious. I had a glass of wine from both Lebanon and Albania, both were very...