Al Wadi - Bogotá

The Chef will most likely welcome you with a warm smile and help you through the menu. The food is great (I must say Libanese is one of my favorites, so I have been in very few bad Lebanese restaurants! . Good prices and many large sample plates to know the Lebanese food a little better! In Colombia is Hummus Tahine.

Sometimes there is nothing that is as satisfying as Middle East food, and Al Wadi will deliver to fulfill your desire. The owner who speaks English is really friendly and made us feel welcome from the moment we came in. It is a cafe-style place and it seems that most, if not all, the dishes are prepared on the grounds. All standards are there shawarma, falafel etc. and there are some daily specialties. Proper Arabic coffee to finish with sticky cakes like baklava and a beautiful shot of arak! I remember two of us eating a very reasonable lunch price for less than COP 50,000, especially given the quality of food and welcome.

The owner / chef will most likely greet you with a warm smile and help guide you through the menu. The food is great (I must say lebanese is one of my favorites, therefore, I have been to very few bad lebanese restaurants!). Good prices and plenty of large sample plates in order to share and get to know lebanese food a little better! BTW, in Colombia, Hummus is called Tahine.

Sometimes there's nothing as satisfying as Middle Eastern food, and Al Wadi will deliver to meet your craving.The owner, who speaks English, is really friendly and made us feel welcome from the moment we went inside. It's a cafe style place and it seems that most, if not all, the dishes are prepared on the premises. All the standards are there - shawarma, falafel etc - and there are some daily specials. Proper arabic coffee to finish off with, sticky cakes like baklava and a nice shot of arak!As I recall two of us ate for less than COP 50,000 - a very reasonable lunchtime price, especially considering the quality of the food and the welcome.