Lebanese Restaurants near Raleigh, NC

“I live in Durham, and this is my go-to place to meet friends who live in Raleigh or anywhere in the Eastern part of the Triangle. The food and service are both always great!

I love that you can either get in and out pretty quickly for a casual meal, or you can stay a while, order a few courses and a bottle of wine to really make a night of it. It's sort of a dress it up or dress it down type place.

Tonight, I met my sister there for dinner. They were so kind, heard that we were having a rare night out without our kids, and treated us to an (amazing) dessert on the house.

It's just one of those special places where it feels like the people really care, they do a great job, the prices are very reasonable, and it's all around great.

Vegetarian options: Lots of great options for vegetarians, meat lovers, and anyone in-between

Kid-friendliness: I haven't seen a lot of kids around, but I wouldn't hesitate to take my young children here.“

“This is probably the best restaurant in North Hills. Today was my third time visiting Alladin's and the food was excellent as always. I have never had Lebanese food before, but this place is truly fantastic, well seasoned, perfectly cooked every time, and I don't think there is a single bad thing on the menu.

My visit today was made especially exceptional by my server Emilio who delivered the best service i have ever experienced at a restaurant.

Everyone should try this place once, and the food will keep you coming back“

“The menu at Sitti boasts a delightful array of traditional Lebanese dishes, each crafted with care and expertise. From savory appetizers like the creamy hummus and falafel to the mouthwatering kebabs and flavorful shawarma, every bite was a celebration of rich flavors and culinary finesse. The ingredients used were fresh and of the highest quality, and it was evident that the chefs take great pride in presenting the essence of Lebanese cuisine to their patrons. One standout dish that stole my heart was the Lebanese-style lamb chops, which were perfectly seasoned and grilled to perfection. The tender and juicy meat combined with aromatic spices left me craving for more. Additionally, the vegetarian options were equally impressive, catering to all dietary preferences without compromising on taste or authenticity. What sets Sitti apart from other restaurants is its dedication to providing an exceptional dining experience. The staff at Sitti was attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu, offering helpful recommendations and ensuring that every aspect of our visit was enjoyable. Their genuine passion for Lebanese cuisine and culture shone through, adding to the overall charm of the dining experience.“

“The food is great and the prices are fair!“

“Ate here for the first time yesterday, at lunch.
This place is amazing. The food is so good, the only downside is that my stomach isn't large enough to try all the different dishes at once. Already planning to come back this weekend with my family. Plenty of seat in and outside (covered). Also, check out the small mart they have inside.“

“Jasmin is by far the best place to get Mediterranean food, its price per value is unbeatable compared to all other mediterranean food places in raleigh. This place has never dissapointed me, great location, great food, great staff. I'd go early lunch because the line can pile up pretty fast. I always get the chicken zakki. French Fries are also delicious“

“Highly recommend! Whole natural ingredients. Extremely allergy friendly. Ingredients posted for most items. I have weird and severe food allergies (not top 9) and safety eat many things on their menu. Portions are a good size. The Salmon platter and Fava Bean salad are my go-to!“

“I've loved Jasmin for a long time! (They used to have a location at the old Cary Towne Center mall food court, I believe.) My go to is the Chicken Zaki. The meat is fresh, the special sauce on the Zaki is amazing and their hummus is sooo good! My husband loves their falafel.“