Al-dar Ii - Kensington and Chelsea

I recently dined at Taste of the House in London and I highly recommend trying their falafel wrap, it is the best! The staff is friendly and welcoming, creating a great atmosphere. I also enjoyed the 90s music they were playing.

We stopped at this restaurant on our way to the Chelsea Flower Show for a light lunch. It was a warm day, so we decided to sit outside on the sidewalk. It was a bit noisy, but perfect for people-watching. The food was fantastic and there was a lot of it. We ordered mezze number 2, which included sponge, falafel, baked spinach, baked cheese, a spicy dish, fatoush, and grilled halloumi. We shared the meal between three of us and there was more than enough to go around. The service was quick and friendly. The bill came out to £16.00 each, including soft drinks and a 10% service charge, which we found to be very reasonable for the Kings Road area. This restaurant is ideal for a visit to the Saatchi Gallery, as it is located directly across the street.

Delicious food and outstanding service at this restaurant. The staff were very helpful with recommendations, especially one lady. The moutabal was a standout dish. Will definitely be returning, as the lively atmosphere adds to the overall experience of enjoying good food and company.

Loves this restaurant. ... love eating at this place. hummous is always absolutely delicious and the spicy al dar salat is always delicious. service is always good, probably because they all know that we are always there. baklava is amazing! loves this restaurant.

Today my husband and I went to one of our favourite Lebanese restaurants: Al Dar, which is located on Kings Road near Sloane Square Tube Station. The food is always fresh and delicious and you generally need to wait for a table, as it is always packed, especially at lunchtimes. Their Edgware Road restaurant is a lot bigger and is equally as good. My husband ordered a mixed chicken and lamb platter which came with delicious traditional pickles, onions and was served with a very spicy chilli yoghurt. He also had the Lebanese flat bread and a small portion of eggplant dip. I ordered the mixed salad and a delicious platter of spicy potatoes with peppers. Overall a fabulous meal, one which we cannot wait to have again. The restaurant on King's Road near the Sloane Square tube station. Our delicious feast included mixed shawarma, moutabal (aubergine dip), batata harra (spicy potatoes), Lebanese salad and an extremely tasty combination of yoghurt and a spicy chilli sauce. Even though the se