Comptoir Libanais London Bridge - (Near Southwark, South East)

4 /5 Desyana Squires: Quick meeting with my friend and she choose this place. Its the first time for me to try Lebanese food, so I m not really sure. We share the meal and my friend order it for us. Chicken tasted good, bread taste good too and the portion is very good. I dont know the name of the other meal and the pickle tasted weird for my tounge. Its not bad, but probably its not my taste. Decor of the restaurant is unique and very colorful. Remind me of our old house and windows. The restaurant is busy and have great atmosphere.

5 /5 TasnimxEats: i recently visited comptoir libanais and had such a lovely experience. bringing the vibrant flavours of lebanon and the middle east, they’re known for colourful mezze, bold spices and dishes rooted in tradition, and it really shows in the food. we started with the mezze platter, which had a bit of everything: creamy hommos, smoky baba ghanuj, fresh tabbouleh, falafel, labneh and cheese samboussek with warm flatbread, a great balance of flavours and perfect for sharing. the lebanese wings were packed with lemon and garlic, and the lamb kibbeh was lightly spiced, crisp on the outside and so flavourful, especially with the mint yoghurt. for mains, the mixed grill was juicy and succulent, the lamb kofta wrap platter was delicious, and the chicken shawarma bowl with charred chicken and herby rice was a standout for me. we finished with the orange blossom mouhalabia, which was silky, fragrant and the perfect sweet ending. the drinks were refreshing too, especially the roza, which pleasantly surprised me as i don’t usually like rose! they’re also offering a ramadan iftar feast, which makes it a great spot to gather and break your fast. overall, a warm, welcoming atmosphere with delicious food, i’ll definitely be back!

4 /5 Sharon Mirembe: Such a lovely experience with friends. The food was good, I had the salmon annd I enjoyed. Our waiter was Dan, he was very friendly, helpful and funny. We loved him!! I wish we could light the cupcakes we bought but they explained due to cross contamination. Would come back though!

5 /5 Ali: I visited this Lebanese restaurant in London with high expectations, but unfortunately the experience didn’t reflect authentic Lebanese cuisine. Although the restaurant is marketed as Lebanese, it is run by Asians, and the flavours and cooking style felt quite different from traditional Lebanese food. The dishes lacked the usual depth of flavour, freshness, and balance of spices you would expect from classic Lebanese mezze and grills. Some items tasted adapted to a different palate, and the seasoning felt off compared to what you’d find in a more authentic Lebanese kitchen. The service was polite and the restaurant itself was clean and comfortable, which is a positive. However, if you’re specifically looking for genuine Lebanese taste and preparation, this place may not meet your expectations. Overall, it might suit diners who prefer a milder or fusion-style approach, but it’s not ideal for those seeking traditional Lebanese flavours.