Book Middle Eastern Restaurants in West London

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Del Aziz
Nestled amongst the bustling designer boutiques at Westfield, in Shepherd’s Bush, Del Aziz is the perfect place for post-shopping pick-me-ups. This stylish delicatessen and brasserie has a posh Middle Eastern marketplace vibe, and the piles of glossy fruit, chocolates and fresh pastries make Del Aziz a cosy spot to enjoy business breakfasts, mint tea breaks, leisurely lunches and candlelit dinner parties. With chunky wooden tables, fresh flowers and a buzzy crowd, the restaurant is run by dynamic husband and wife duo Shahrokh and Zehra Parvin and the hearty menu includes classics such as the spongy semolina Berber pancakes for breakfast served with honey and roasted almonds; the Israeli couscous salad for lunch; and the tuna burger with honey, harissa and sumac.

Cuisine: Middle Eastern
Location: Southern Terrace, Westfield Shopping Centre, Ariel Way, London, W12 7GM [Map]
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La Menara Restaurant
This down-to-earth Middle Eastern restaurant near Charlotte Street is always filled with an eclectic mix of Londoners and tourists kicking up their heels in true Morrocan style. Conveniently located for the West End's abundance of bars and theatres, La Menara is a fun place for celebrations and birthdays. Decorated with deep red and salmon pink walls and blue velvet chairs, the restaurant is renowned for its friendly staff and bellydancers, and favourite dishes from the menu include the Tagine Lahem Belbarkouk – lamb cooked in a terra cotta clay pot with prunes; the Chicken Bastilla – a chicken pie with almonds, herbs, saffron and eggs; and the Menara Brochettes – skewers of meat marinated and served with Moroccan salad and rice.

Cuisine: Middle Eastern
Location: 55 Cleveland Street, London, W1T 4JL [Map]
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Maison Touareg
For a spot of urbanised, Saharan-themed socialising in the middle of Soho, this stylish North African restaurant and bar provides the perfect mise-en-scène for pre-theatre soirees and raucous evening meals. Located on the corner of Greek Street and Old Compton Street, Maison Touareg has a candles-and-cushions Moroccan-style interior with low tables and lanterns, and downstairs there is a basement bar perfect for pre-dinner cocktails. The menu – prepared by Lebanese and Moroccan chefs – comes with a side-order of belly-dancing and shisha-smoking, and favourite dishes include the lamb tagine, the chicken pastilla’s flavoured with honey and cinnamon, and the cous cous served with sweet chutney.

Cuisine: Middle Eastern
Location: 23 - 24 Greek Street, Soho, W1D 4DZ [Map]
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Mamounia Lounge
Much care has been taken to decorate Mamounia Lounge in the luxurious style its upmarket clientele are accustomed to. In the evocative entrance lounge raw silk cushions colourfully line plush, low-level seating, and dimmed lighting, candles, incense and black and white photos of Berber people create a very warm space for chic laidback lunches and exotic evenings where beautiful belly dancers move rhythmically to intoxicating Arabic music. The equally comfortable restaurant below serves traditional Moroccan, Lebanese and Mediterranean (with an emphasis on French, the nationality of the head chef) meals such tagines, fattoush and pan-fried duck. An interesting range of fusion dishes satisfies those in search of something new. If the generous portions make you want to skip dessert, suck on a shisha pipe in the upstairs bar instead.

Cuisine: Middle Eastern
Location: 37A Curzon Street, Mayfair, W1J 7TX [Map]
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Maramia Café
The first restaurant of its kind in the UK, London’s Maramia Café is inspired by the fresh, healthy and flavourful food of the Palestinian region of the Middle East. With its warm welcome, efficient service and simply delicious Mediterranean food, it’s not difficult to see why the Maramia Café is a favourite not just with your average Notting Hill-ite, but also with the likes of television newsreader Jon Snow and none other than our very own premier David Cameron and wife Samantha who have been spotted relaxing over Sunday brunch here. The Maramia menu ranges straight from delicious sandwiches stuffed with typically Eastern ingredients to mezze and heartier main dishes all cooked to traditional Palestinian recipes.

Cuisine: Middle Eastern
Location: 48 Golborne Road, London, W10 5PR [Map]
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