Habibi - Menu

very rich food as well as teas and with reasonable prices. small but comfortable place. pity you don't have a terrace

It's closed, it's the best Lebanese I've ever had. Although the place seemed a little weird, the food was very good. a pity

the site is not very nice, the decoration is poor, but the food is authentic and this very good and the prices are very economic. you can eat or have tea or smoke a cashew.

the rich food especially the meat croquettes, place to reform and above all clean thoroughly as the cleaning shines by its absence. Too bad I already said that the food was rich but it gives a little.

I am from the venezuela, and there the Arabic food that is sold most, is the Lebanese cuisine. I had not found in Madrid a place where the shawarmas I met served, until we had given this lottery! everything was very good! we tried the falafel, the baba ganush and the 100% recommended chawarmas

Humus and (maybe) belly dancers are the only resemblances to Lebanese... Bad location, very hard to find, in a not-so-friendly area. They put lettuce in each and every dish. Labneh was actually cheese balls, and the fatoush was a great dissapointment. This is unfortunately the only Lebanese restaurant in Madrid. It's a shame and it wasn't worth the effort to find it, not to mention the ordeal of parking in the area. I wouldn't recommend it.

After coming with a friend, this is one of those places that I come every month. The food-price are good. The only thing is that the waiters are men and they don't clean the table immediately after the last client. . I recommend shawarma and goat meat cuscus and finishing with a shisha (7€ . If you are looking for a fancy Lebanese restaurant, then this is not for you. The food is good and the quantity as well but the deco is... well, let's say acceptable.

We just got from spending a week in Madrid. My wife is pregnant so is rather picky about what she eats. The flavour at this time was Lebanese, so we ate a lot of Lebanese food all over Madrid, Southern Spain and Morocco. This place is a hole in the wall, but the food is really excellent. The fattoush is the best we have ever had and we have had it all over the world. The staff was kind, my Spanish is minimal, so I ordered in Arabic instead. I highly recommend.

Os presento en este rincón el restaurante libanés Habibi, está ubicado en el barrio madrileño de Lavapiés, que por cierto cada vez está más de moda, os recomiendo una visita de cañas y en domingo, pues el Rastro lo tenéis al lado. La verdad es que sitio ha sido todo un descubrimiento porque se come muy bien y barato. Es un restaurante basado en comida árabe, tenéis para elegir de entrada un hummus, baba ganush falafel... También os ponen bocatas: Shawarma, Laben de queso o Falafel. Unas ricas ensaldas o platos típicos como la pastela. Aquí me detengo porque tenéis que probarlo. Está hecho de hojaldre, pollo y almendras con un toque de canela que está para chuparse los dedos (a ves si adiviná...