Leila Moroccan And Lebanese

Excellent food and service We went there to celebrate my daughter's 8th birthday, they surprised us all with a brownie and a candle with a happy birthday song in the background

Excellent tagine. We had the lamb and fish ones, which were completely different styles of tagine and both superb. Perfect portion sizes, great tea, and surprisingly reasonable prices for London. Would return.

This restaurant is lovely. The food is amazing,a mix of Lebanese and Moroccan cuisine. I have been several times and love it. The staff are so nice and it has a real friendly environment. Staff are accomodating and I can't rate this place enough.

Came here recently with friends for dinner. I love the vibe of this restaurant, feels very homely and traditionally designed! We came here to pickup a takeaway, with our party going for wraps. All were slightly pricey, but good sized and tasted decent. Staff was friendly and the food didn't take too long either. Overall, a decent experience.

We chose to celebrate Mother's Day at this restaurant and it was a great decision. We were warmly greeted even though we arrived early. Our group included multiple generations, including a 9-month-old baby. The high chair was quickly provided and we were seated comfortably. The service was excellent and the menu had a wide variety of options. Bella took great care of us and the food was delicious, reminding us of our time in Marrakesh. I highly recommend this wonderful local restaurant, especially the Tagines.

The best Moroccan/Lebanese food I have found in London so far. Comfortable chairs, relaxed atmosphere. The tables near the window are fun for people watching on the busy Uxbridge Road outside. We started with the Pastila Djaj to share an excellent pastry filled with chicken, almonds and saffron delicious. Mains were the Tagine Bil Lahme (lamb, prunes, almonds) and the Mixed Grill (Lamb and Chicken) both with rice. All dishes were generous portions and outstanding... flavor, taste and quality. We will definitely be back.

Highly recommended. We dined at this restaurant years ago when we were last in the area, and were excited to return. After spending all day at the Hampton Court Garden Festival, we were famished. We opted for the Moroccan set menu and were unable to finish the final course due to the generous portions. The soup was delectable, and the mezze dish with four different types of flatbreads was amazing. The lamb tagine was incredibly tender and delicious. The wine was reasonably priced. If we didn't live in Yorkshire, this would be our go-to restaurant. The prices are extremely competitive.

We visited this restaurant for the first time and were extremely impressed. The food was delicious, high quality, and the portion sizes were generous. The prices were very reasonable, making it a great spot for regular dining, not just special occasions. I ordered the Moroccan sample menu and my husband had the Lebanese sample menu. The flavors were fresh and well-balanced, the meat was tender, and the vegetable dishes in the Moroccan menu were a healthier option. Each sample menu was only £28 and included a soup, starter, main course, and tea/coffee. We will definitely be back to try more dishes in the future.

Hugely disappointing. Went for my mum’s birthday, decided to try the afternoon tea after hearing it was good from a friend, albeit a couple of years ago but I checked the recent reviews and they appeared to be good. We were the only customers, there were several men going in and out, talking loudly and keeping the staff occupied which meant our service was nonexistent. The restaurant itself is run down, had an unpleasant smell, the tables were sticky. The afternoon tea consisted of chicken wraps, falafel wraps, and a ball of mushed up meat rice in filo pastry, smothered in cinnamon. Alongside ready filled scones and shop bought cupcakes. Then a plate of falafel and a plate of baklava. Sadly...