Jaber Lebanese Cuisine - Orlando

Service was good and friendly, but she took my record when I was not eaten. Kibbeh was fine, not the best I had, but the falafel and tabouleh were delicious. I'd probably take my Lebanese friends somewhere else, but the food was good. Would go back and try other items in the menu. Have dinner for 2 (not sure what they call it and it was worth the price. Steak Kabob was okay, chicken was better. You have tables that are on a platform, and you need to step up, but I did not notice the step and fell on my knees and back ends. Nothing traumatic, but knees were brutal. Girls apologise, but I had expected the manager to come out and say something or a free appetizer or dessert for the pain in which I was clear for a few minutes, but nothing like that happened. You have to do something to make the step more noticeable, as I see others make the same mistake I did. Overall, it is worthwhile to try and taste. Get the Falafel!

The food is excellent the staff is amazing. You have to believe. I went there as they open up and the quality is the same. Keep the good job

Authentic and delicious! Nice to have Jaber in downtown. We will definitely return.

I was in town for our annual great medical convention. Last Monday we always go to dinner. We booked Jaber as we could get reservations and the international location is closed on Monday. What a find! After a 20-minute Lyft ride we found the most beautiful friendly family business place! Fantastic food and spectacular cocktails made them a special one for me with Bourbon passion fruit and hot peppers. Wow! loved the shared mezes and the whole net. And what spectacular baklava. This place is a jewel! And, unique for replacement Orlando- quite authentic!!!

Service was good and friendly, but she took my record when I did not eat. Kibbeh was fine, not the best I had, but the falafel and tabouleh were delicious. I'd probably take my Lebanese friends somewhere else, but the food was good. Would go back and try other items in the menu. Have dinner for 2 (not sure what they call it and it was worth the price. Steak Kabob was okay, chicken was better. You have tables that are on a platform and you need to step up, but I did not notice the step and fell on my knees and back ends. Nothing traumatic, but knees were brutal. Girls apologise, but I had expected the manager to come out and say something or a free appetizer or dessert for the pain in which I was clear for a few minutes, but nothing like that happened. You have to do something to make the step more noticeable, as I see others make the same mistake I did. Overall, it is worthwhile to try and taste. Get the Falafel!