Em Sherif Cafe was simply put into one word delicious ! I'm not a fan of Lebanese food but this is a must try ... my favourites were humous with meat , quinoa salad and for sure their ultimate delicious dessert made up of cotton candy !
Just a note, down the same street from the restaurant lives Haifa Wahby and Raqeb Alama singers.
One of my favorite Lebanese restaurants in Beirut! Excellent food and desserts , and great service! Always try to book ur table ahead of time (few days before) specially on weekends and when ur a big family.
Lunch at Em Sherif Cafe with another couple. Modern decor but with a traditional nod. DELICIOUS food. To die for dessert. Fun ambiance. Go!!!
Loved the place food and atmosphere . We had fatoosh shawermah houmas fatah a burger and falafel all were great
Em Sherif Café is best in Lebanese food so far now. you will experience same food as Em Sherif Restaurant , great hospitality and service...Taboule is a star at the menu...chapeaux
but the prices are the same as the restaurant , I couldn't see the difference in the concept
Anyway well done!!! reflecting a great image of the Lebanese Cuisine
I went with Lebanese friends, first experience with the food in the country it helped me a lot to fall in love with the local tastes.
We drank Arak, we tried taboule, hummus, beef and lamb meat and the cheese
All at top level
****Best Lebanese food I've ever tried , The food is really tasty ,Best place to have a good sunday brunch as you're going to be full for the day
I went here twice during my week long trip to Lebanon. No complaints about the food. I love the kibbeh nayyeh and fetteh. The meat is also very good!
Amazing experience by all means .. The food was perfect and the service was great. We loved, i would definitely go again. A must go..
We had difficulty booking because the place is so popular and it was worth the trouble. The design is so creative, the utensils and cutlery quite original and the service really professional and friendly. FOOD? WOWWWW. you have to try the shawerma, the eggs with cream and most definitely, their kunafa. If we were not afraid of gaining weight as we were sitting there, we would have not only had second helpings but three, four and endless. What a place. I have already recommended to people back home and a colleague who has been relocated to Beirut to go there. Wow and wow and wow