Byblos Restaurant

Fantastic falafels! Never had such fluffy, soft, and luscious chickpea balls as these! Definitely do not pass up getting these at Byblos. Their other items are very good too: I had kafta kabobs with rice and fattoush which were tasty; my wife and daughter had the falafels (which I now regret not ordering for myself - fortunately, they let me have a bite of theirs) along with hummus and tabouli. All items were very fresh and flavorful. Wait staff was very nice and plenty of seating both indoors and out.

So the food & service here are pretty good. I will say that there were a few perplexing things that I have share. We ordered the hummus app as well as house salads. For some reason the pita came out, warm, but nothing else. It would have made more sense for the hummus to come out at the same time, but it didn't, came out same time as salad which is weird. The server helped in my decision of what vegetarian dish to get. For some reason they fry the pumplin kibby appetizer but bake the entree. Not sure what that's about. Well then we got our food which was good & after brings the check before asking if we wanted dessert, which I did. Also not sure why that ended up taking like 15+min when shoulda taken like 5min. I would say the baklava is two tiny pieces & not really worth it. When we got the bill, I was shocked to find the salad was $8, seriously? Iceberg lettuce w/tomato & cucumber is not worth that either. So basically a pricey meal where the timing wasn't really good.

Beautiful restaurant, convenient location, food is reasonably priced and service is decent. Food is good too but check with waiter to see which dishes are halal. The beef is not halal.

We had sooo much fun. I had been curious about this place for awhile so when my mom sent me a check for my birthday and told me I had to use it for a nice dinner this is where we went.On Fridays and Saturdays there is music and belly dancing in the music room.When you reserve a table in the music room it is $50 per person for the mezze which like a 4 course tasting menu and and the evenings entertainment.Each course was delicious. The meat was tender. The falafel was great. The cheese roll was my favorite. The waitstaff was really kind and attentive. We had a couple of cocktails which are also delicious. The concert was really fun. I don't know if it people get up and dance every time but it was a straight up party on Friday night.

I've had the pleasure of dining at Byblos several times now, and each visit has been an absolute delight. From the romantic ambiance to the delectable food, this Middle Eastern (Lebanese) eatery consistently delivers on all fronts.Byblos has a spacious interior that is perfect for an intimate dinner or a lively gathering. On weekends, the restaurant comes alive with live music and belly dancers, providing an entertaining and captivating atmosphere. Despite the bustling environment, the service remains swift and attentive.During my most recent visit, my fiancé and I decided to order the Chicken Hashweh once again. The dish was nothing short of divine. For those new to Middle Eastern (Lebanese) cuisine, Chicken Hashweh serves as an excellent introduction. But as someone who has grown up savoring these flavors, I can assure you that Byblos' rendition is truly top-notch. The nuts sprinkled on top were roasted to perfection, adding a delightful crunch to the dish.A standout at Byblos is their homemade hot sauce, which is simply stunning. If only I could get my hands on the recipe to recreate its magic at home! To accompany our main course, we enjoyed a Tabouli salad, which was evidently crafted with love and expertise.I must extend my compliments to the chef and the entire Byblos team. They have a true knack for putting together beautiful and satisfying plates that never fail to leave a lasting impression. Each visit to Byblos leaves me with a smile on my face, and I am certain that my fiancé and I will be returning time and time again. If you're in the mood for an unforgettable Middle Eastern (Lebanese) dining experience, Byblos is the place to be.

Excellent Lebanese food and authentic Lebanese nights on the weekend!We were a party of 5 and booked in the music room on Saturday. The Ambiance reminded me of Beirut nights, a belly dancer with live one man show that put everyone in a great festive mood and you can dance and enjoy the evening.We took the Mezze all included ($40 per person) and ordered Lebanese Ksara wine in addition. The quality and the taste of the dishes were soooo goooddd!! Like home!Highlights: Baba ghannouj, Falafel, fattoush, tabouli, cheese spring rolls, kibbe and grilled kafta, taouk and steak tips! Everyone was impressed with the quality of the taste!We finished with some sweets including ashta and walnut katayef- great flavors to finish a fun and lovely evening!

Food was amazing! Service was amazing but we could not enjoy it because the music was sooooo loud it was painful at 96-103 decibels for two hours!!!! I am a musician and this is totally irresponsible. You are making your audience deaf! We asked nicely for it to be turned down but the older manager said, no. We couldn't even have a conversation. We spent over $250 and we will NOT return due to the loud music. Loud does not equal fun, party atmosphere.

The word for the meal was "WOW!!" Over and over again. The falafel was PHENOMENAL! Like a fried falafel mousse. Crunchy on the outside and light and airy on the inside. The Halloumi was WONDERFUL!!The Vegetarian Kibbee balls were FANTASTIC!!And the Baked Kibbee and Lamb Kabobs were SPECTACULAR!!And our server, Scott, was AMAZING!!Again, the word for the meal was "WOW!!" over and over again!!

Really good experienceFood was tastyFalafel was truly excellentWant to return and try other dishes

Food and service always excellent! Best drinks in town! Generous portions. Love the tabouli and meat grape leaves! Lamb shishkabob always tender and cooked perfectly.