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Leila Restaurant

812 Testimonials

Hospitality and gastronomy

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City Centre - 100a Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd - Muwaileh Commercial - Al Zahia - Sharjah

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Okay, let me paint you a picture of an evening I spent at Leila Restaurant. Tucked away in the City Centre of Sharjah, 100a Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd, it lures you in with the promise of authentic Lebanese flavors. And boy, does it deliver—mostly!

Now, if you’re anything like me, you’ve probably been to places where the food is hit or miss. At Leila, I had a mix of both, but it’s hard to overlook the charm. They’ve curated this vibe that feels cozy yet hip. Perfect for a casual dinner or brunch with friends. Plus, they’ve got both indoor and outdoor seating, so if you prefer the fresh air while munching on delicious mezze, you’re covered.

Speaking of food, ah, the grilled chicken! So tender! But then again, I also had a not-so-great experience with their chicken misahab; I mean, it was kinda bland. That said, the hummus was spot on, and their tabbouleh? Chef’s kiss! Other diners seemed to agree, scoring the place a solid 4.6 outta 5 on reviews—812 reviews, to be precise. People rave about the ambiance and service. I can testify to that; the wait staff were polite and attentive, especially this one guy, Mr. Ali, who was fantastic.

However, I must admit, I did experience one odd hiccup. I was looking for a bit more hospitality—like, when you order their soups, it feels a bit stripped down with just the essentials. Some missed the mark there, I think. The prices can also be a tad steep for what you get. But hey, where can you find an environment that offers such a stunning atmosphere along with decent Lebanese fare?

Oh! And before I forget—the tea. Gotta love a good tea selection, right? Just make sure you grab a cup because a little bit of it felt overpriced.

So, if you’re in the neighborhood—like, seriously just swing by. With a schedule running from 9 AM to 11:45 PM daily, you’ve got plenty of time to stop by. Plus, they serve everything from breakfast to dinner. Just a heads up—maybe don’t go in expecting a perfect meal every time; it’s a bit of a mixed bag. But that’s part of the adventure, isn’t it? Who’s in for trying a little taste of Lebanon at Leila?