Zeit & Zaatar - Ealing - (Near , london)

5 /5 Aakaash Ramnath Sankar: Its amazing restaurant for Breakfast/Brunch. Try Mohammara & Cheese dish from their menu. Its must try.

5 /5 Fudge Meister: Recommended to try Lebanese food and what a joy to the palate. We ordered the Fatayer which is a plate of Lebanese bread filled with meat or spinach, and the Sujuk with cheese, a 10" Lebanese pizza. All were delicious and very filling. The bread is much softer than expected and taste was lovely with the spices. We saw many families come in to eat or takeaway which is always a good sign!

5 /5 Mustafa Bharmal: Great Lebanese manakish and good value. Nice to find something authentic and delicious in the area.

5 /5 Joanna D.: Let me start start with an explanation: I founded and run Talking and Exploring offering bespoke, one off walks and events, not routine guided tours, which of course are great too. It is our tradition that when the walk is over, there is an option to stay on for a chat and chill at a local hostelry, which I take great care to select prior to the walk. Last Tuesday again, we had a tasty Lebanese-style lunch at Zeit & Zaatar in West Ealing. This time it was at the end of our Black Histories in WEst Ealing walk. Being it a founded walk, first, there was feedback form-filling, followed by a treat of homemade and delicious falafels. Then, the feast! We went for for Manakeesh - a traditional Levantine flatbread with different toppings which were all enjoyed. To drink, black tea with fresh mint was most popular, but some went for fresh mint tea or coffee. A pleasant, clean and relaxed , a great place to satisfy your hunger and enjoy the company of others, without having to deal with the backbground noise.. Thank you for looking after us, Ali and your colleague!