

At Layla’s we welcome you to join us in an escape to explore the culture and traditions of our Lebanese roots. You will be swept across the world as you indulge in our authentic Lebanese dishes. Layla’s Lebanese Restaurant is dedicated to excellence in preparation of our dishes, presentation and quality of service. Our guests can count on receiving the freshest ingredients and dishes that are made with care from scratch. It is important to us that you are provided with a truly wonderful experience and welcomed as if you were a guest sitting at our family dinner table.
Family-owned Lebanese eatery whipping up classic dishes in relaxed, brightly-painted digs.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2217 Old Bridge Rd, Woodbridge, VA 22192
Phone: (703) 492-1500
Website: http://www.laylas.net/
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Reviews
From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The staff went out of their way to make us feel comfortable and celebrated, which made the day even more meaningful for my wife.
The food was nothing short of amazing—authentic, fresh, and full of flavor. Every dish, from the hummus and grape leaves to the kabobs and falafel, was prepared to perfection. Even our kids, who can be picky eaters, found dishes they absolutely loved!
Layla’s struck the perfect balance between a relaxed family-friendly setting and a truly special dining experience. It made Mother’s Day memorable for all of us, and we’ll definitely be coming back. Highly recommend to anyone looking for delicious Lebanese cuisine and heartfelt service!
Thank you to the waitress for serving us.
Starting with the Spinach Pies, these baked dough turnovers, filled with spinach, onion, and lemon, were a letdown. The dough itself was flavorless, and the spinach stuffing tasted basic, as if it had just been reheated from the fridge rather than freshly prepared.
A major disappointment was the pita bread. Rather than freshly baked in-house, it was store-bought and lacked the expected softness and flavor.
The Hummus was average. It had an overly lemony taste, with too little tahini, and a texture that suggested it may have come from a can rather than being freshly made from chickpeas.
On the good side, the Falafel stood out as one of the best in the area—crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The Meat Pies were also excellent, featuring a nicely baked dough shell with well-seasoned ground beef, onion, and pine nuts.
The Moussaka, while decent, could have used a bit more seasoning to bring out the flavors of the vegetables, but the accompanying rice was well-prepared and enjoyable.
Dessert was the real highlight. The Ashta B’Moz, a delightful combination of house-made cream, fresh bananas, honey, and pistachios, was the star of the meal and something I would certainly return for.
Layla Lebanese has potential, especially with its standout falafel and dessert offerings, but the disappointing pita and some bland dishes bring down the overall experience. Still, with its friendly service and reasonable pricing, it’s worth a visit, especially for those craving Lebanese food in a neighborhood dominated by other cuisines. I will definitely return and try other dishes.