Lebanese Taverna Market

Must check out this little market on the corner across Pastries by Randolph (best EU pastry shop). This spot has a special kids meal deal for after school, not sharing what it is because you have to come check it out for yourself. They have an abundance of different types of teas in a variety of types of spices, breads, cheeses that are geared towards Lebanese or middle eastern dishes. You have to try their grape leaves. They are so delicious. They beat all the other restaurants anywhere I've ever been before. Their beef sambousick is also a must! Also a speciality for me was finding my childhood candy here. Jols, it's from Australia and even dentists advocate behind it :) i hope they keep importing or selling them!

I love the food here but some of the counter staff are so freaking rude. It's too much when the counter staff is checking their watch while you order and then tells you to hold on and then walks away. I order the same things almost every time I come in, so it's not like I was taking a long time to order. Food 5/5Service 2/5Hopefully when you come in she will be on her day off.

This place has gone totally downhill. It seems that the Lebanese family that started the company has sold this location to nasty and rude and CHEAP and STINGY non-Lebanese. Perhaps now Chinese owned, and the quality has suffered greatly. Spent $50 and the hummus was bitter, and the shawarma chicken by the pound had BONES in it and was dried out, OLD chicken from days ago. Full of gross water they charge you for! Stuffed grape leaves also are nothing compared to like before--mostly just loosely wrapped leaves with little filling! It's vegetarian, you cheapos!Only had one bag of soft pita on the shelves that was stale with no sell by date. Skip this location and try another location for better food and service. This location stinks now.

More market than eatery, bit great for a quick bite. The shawarma was really good, both chicken and beef, as recommended. The people were very friendly and helpful. Dining area is simple and clean, with large windows letting the sun shine in while you rat. The store was laid out nicely and a nice selection of wines and fruit drinks. There was plentiful parking during the holidays, but getting on and put was a little tricky.

This was my first time visiting this location. However, I have been eating the food from here for years thanks to one of my sisters who used to get food from here all the time. I've also eaten a few times at their restaurant in Tysons. I was surprised by how big the shop is and the diverse selection of items. The date cookies, among other middle eastern treats, in the front looked great! I quickly made my way to the prepared food section. This time I was immediately struck by how high the prices were!! There was no price on the salmon, and I would eventually find out it's $18.99 a pound. Pretty high! I'm guessing that's why it didn't have a price on it. Even though there was only one other woman at the prepared food section, and there were at least three people working there, it took at least 10-15 minutes for someone to help me. It was crazy!! I was very close to walking out! I ended up just getting a pound of the curry salad. I absolutely love curry salad, and there aren't a lot of places in the area to get it. I've had it before from here, and it was good. However, as I would discover when I was back at home, this time it was quite watery, and the chunks of chicken were quite large! It definitely didn't go well in a roll! I know from past experience that the prepared foods are very high-quality and generally very good. So, had I gotten more, I'm sure I would have enjoyed it. I'm sure someday I'll go back. However, due to the service (or lack there of), high prices, and not up-to-to-its-usual-standards curry chicken salad, I probably won't be rushing back.

We have been regular customers for many years. This place makes the best humus. So creamy and delicious. There are great choices to choose from in the case and favorites are the cauliflower, the kibbeh, and the green beans. Everyone likes the chicken shawarma. But today the woman behind the deli counter was so grouchy! It really makes me not want to return. Very impolite. The people used to be so nice and friendly here. I was so disappointed. It will be a while before I go back. Going to try some other places that might appreciate my business.

We hadn't been here in such a very long time and today, by accident almost, we stumbled upon it. Small, perhaps moderate, in size and certainly not as busy as could be the case without COVID, this shop is filled with Lebanese treasures like chicken, lamb and beef shawarma. Wines and cheeses to satisfy even the most unsatisfied and arrogant of pallets. Here you'll find the freshest of Mediterranean foods. It wasn't until we were here for a few minutes did it hit me that all those days away from Lebanese Taverna Market were days wasted. Come here and shop and eat and enjoy!

Yum! Stopped in to grab a platter for a late lunch and I wasn't disappointed! I ordered the chicken platter with a side of rice and a salad. Everything was fresh and delicious! It was enough for 1.5 meals so I had some leftovers afterwards. I liked being able to combine everything into the fresh pita they offered with my meal. Also, the inside of the market was so cozy! A few people were in the seating section enjoying sweets and afternoon coffee when I arrived. Felt like your local market to stop in on a rainy afternoon!

The worse place to buy Lebanese breads and others! I am Lebanese and I thought buying my stuff there will be the best, but unfortunately the first time I bought "manakish" (Homemade dough is topped with za'atar, a spice mixture composed of sesame seeds, oregano, marjoram, and thyme) came with a rotten / moldy! Second time was in Arabic bread and this time the third time was yesterday the bread with dates inside with 4 units came worst (see the pics)! The four were molded! I went back and they gave me my money back! The problem is not the money but the quality of their products and some staffs are very rude especially on the cashier! The only good thing I can say is that the manager was / is very professional person and hard worker! I will never go back there

Quaint little market that has some really neat items. The food counter is a little difficult to navigate, where you want a bit of everything and end up with a steep bill. This location has stuffed vegetables, which is what they should have done at their Ballston location. Very delicious. Only concern is ordering process and pricing.