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Address: 103 Centerway, Greenbelt, MD 20770
Phone: (301) 345-0100
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Lebanese-Restaurant/Cedars-of-Lebanon-377627589048046/
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James H
If you know me, you know I don’t throw around “best ever” lightly — but this hummus at Cedars of Lebanon might’ve ruined all other hummus for me forever. Smooth, rich, and impossibly creamy, it came topped with perfectly seasoned ground beef, toasted pine nuts, and a touch of paprika that made every bite feel like comfort and luxury rolled together. I could honestly eat a bowl of that alone and leave happy.
Then came the lamb and chicken kabobs — juicy, charred to perfection, and packed with that deep, smoky Middle Eastern spice blend that hits every corner of your palate. The lamb was tender and full of flavor, and the chicken was perfectly grilled — both carrying that subtle lemon, garlic, and spice balance that Lebanese cuisine nails so well. They were served with fluffy white rice and roasted onions that tied it all together beautifully. The side of garlic sauce was unreal — creamy, punchy, and addictive. You’ll be tempted to put it on everything (and you should).
The lentil soup was hearty and full of soul — the kind of dish that makes you pause between bites just to appreciate how simple ingredients can become something so comforting. I also tried the sweet potato soup — smooth, subtly spiced, and perfectly balanced. Both were excellent starters that set the tone for the rest of the meal.
And don’t even get me started on the desserts. Yes, they make them in-house, and yes, they’re as good as they look. Moist, flavorful, and clearly made with love — a rare find these days. I tried the caramel crunch cake and German chocolate cake and was not disappointed.
But what really sets Cedars of Lebanon apart is the feeling you get while you’re there. The staff made me feel like I was eating at a family gathering — warm, genuine, and proud of what they serve. The ambience was humble and relaxing. Very comfortable and casual which I enjoyed. As far as the cuisine, there’s a sense of tradition in every plate, like they’re not just feeding you food, they’re sharing a piece of their culture. The husband and wife who own it were my favorite part. I genuinely felt like I was spending time with my own grandparents.
If you want authentic Lebanese food made with heart and served with a smile, this place delivers in every way. 10/10 — easily one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in a long time.
This will be a regular spot for me from now on!
… moreThen came the lamb and chicken kabobs — juicy, charred to perfection, and packed with that deep, smoky Middle Eastern spice blend that hits every corner of your palate. The lamb was tender and full of flavor, and the chicken was perfectly grilled — both carrying that subtle lemon, garlic, and spice balance that Lebanese cuisine nails so well. They were served with fluffy white rice and roasted onions that tied it all together beautifully. The side of garlic sauce was unreal — creamy, punchy, and addictive. You’ll be tempted to put it on everything (and you should).
The lentil soup was hearty and full of soul — the kind of dish that makes you pause between bites just to appreciate how simple ingredients can become something so comforting. I also tried the sweet potato soup — smooth, subtly spiced, and perfectly balanced. Both were excellent starters that set the tone for the rest of the meal.
And don’t even get me started on the desserts. Yes, they make them in-house, and yes, they’re as good as they look. Moist, flavorful, and clearly made with love — a rare find these days. I tried the caramel crunch cake and German chocolate cake and was not disappointed.
But what really sets Cedars of Lebanon apart is the feeling you get while you’re there. The staff made me feel like I was eating at a family gathering — warm, genuine, and proud of what they serve. The ambience was humble and relaxing. Very comfortable and casual which I enjoyed. As far as the cuisine, there’s a sense of tradition in every plate, like they’re not just feeding you food, they’re sharing a piece of their culture. The husband and wife who own it were my favorite part. I genuinely felt like I was spending time with my own grandparents.
If you want authentic Lebanese food made with heart and served with a smile, this place delivers in every way. 10/10 — easily one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in a long time.
This will be a regular spot for me from now on!
Elizabeth Rosenberg
Absolutely delicious! We loved the kafta, fatteh, and babaganoush. The staff were lovely and the ambiance was friendly and calm. Fair prices and great options for meat eaters and vegetarians! We will definitely be back and recommend you go too!
… moreDevika Kaushal
We recently stopped by on our way to DC and had a wonderful experience. The food was flavorful and fresh, and we particularly enjoyed the falafel. The chicken shawarma and lentil soup were good too.
The atmosphere was friendly with a relaxed, countryside vibe. We were also pleased that our baby daughter, who has a very sensitive stomach, had no trouble at all after the meal.
… moreThe atmosphere was friendly with a relaxed, countryside vibe. We were also pleased that our baby daughter, who has a very sensitive stomach, had no trouble at all after the meal.
Adam Nott
This Lebanese place is the archetypical friendly neighborhood Middle Eastern restaurant. They treat you (and feed you) like family.
Lovely place, good food. They have plenty of table seating, and a nice assortment of desserts. Can recommend.
… moreLovely place, good food. They have plenty of table seating, and a nice assortment of desserts. Can recommend.
Mir
This place definitely feels like a local family restaurant. We ordered the falafel sandwich and a platter. We enjoyed the wholesome healthy meal!
On a side note, the beef was a bit tough to chew but the flavor was nicely spiced. The hummus and grape leaf was so delicious.
… moreOn a side note, the beef was a bit tough to chew but the flavor was nicely spiced. The hummus and grape leaf was so delicious.
Vikram Bala
The service was pretty fast, so I appreciated that. Somehow, though, the falafel pizza tasted a bit bitter and the chicken kebab was too salty for me. That being said, the falafel itself was delicious and the chicken shawarma was juicy and flavorful. Prices were fairly reasonable.
… moreKaiser Al
Super authentic Lebanese restaurant, family run cute little place. But don’t underestimate the food here.
… moreRaman Sawhney
A small but very warm and homely place. We walked in yesterday night it’s was almost 9PM and they’re closing time. The server asked us TOGO? We said NO dine in .. before she could respond a voice came in loud please sit we will serve you. We sat down and ordered
Hommas pita, Falafel, chicken kebabs and chicken sawarma sandwich and chicken and vegetable soup .
Food was so tasty well cooked and tasted as it just came out of Mommy’s Kitchen. Very well flavored with good quality ingredients and homely taste .
While we are eating we realized they reopened their kitchen for us. Hi f your are in greenbelt area this is a must visit for not expense great food.
… moreHommas pita, Falafel, chicken kebabs and chicken sawarma sandwich and chicken and vegetable soup .
Food was so tasty well cooked and tasted as it just came out of Mommy’s Kitchen. Very well flavored with good quality ingredients and homely taste .
While we are eating we realized they reopened their kitchen for us. Hi f your are in greenbelt area this is a must visit for not expense great food.
Anil Dwivedi
Went here for dinner with a group of four. The atmosphere is homey and local. It seemed like locals and regulars were coming in and the owners were visiting with them. Very friendly place.
The food is very good. Hummus and baba ganoush are outstanding. The falafel was crispy on the outside and soft inside, delicious. Kebab platters had a nice taste.
This is a very good restaurant in an unexpected place.
Prices are reasonable. I will definitely return.
… moreThe food is very good. Hummus and baba ganoush are outstanding. The falafel was crispy on the outside and soft inside, delicious. Kebab platters had a nice taste.
This is a very good restaurant in an unexpected place.
Prices are reasonable. I will definitely return.
K A
I enjoyed lunch at the Cedars of Lebanon. I ordered the beef Sharwama platter. It was delicious!!! First time here and i shall definitely revisit.
I highly recommend if you have a taste of authentic Lebanese cuisine.
♿️Wheelchair Accessible Entrance✅
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♿️Wheelchair Accessible Parking✅
Restroom ✅
… moreI highly recommend if you have a taste of authentic Lebanese cuisine.
♿️Wheelchair Accessible Entrance✅
Free Parking ✅
♿️Wheelchair Accessible Parking✅
Restroom ✅