A long-running Lebanese spot near Montparnasse that wins fans for generous mezze, classic dishes, and warm hospitality, but the value can wobble and service complaints are real enough to watch for.
Les Cèdres du Liban competes well with respected neighborhood Lebanese restaurants through strong food quality in classic mezze and grilled meats, paired with warm, welcoming service. However, occasional execution swings and recurring value concerns—where portions sometimes feel thin relative to pricing—prevent it from reaching higher territory. The inviting terrace and calm patio enhance appeal without making it a destination draw, positioning it as a reliable local favorite rather than a standout address.
One caveat: Some recent guests still complain about prices versus portion size, especially on set menus and grilled plates.