When you're searching for a Lebanese restaurant in Knightsbridge, check out the unique Layalina & Privée. Here you'll find dishes like zaatar-crusted lamb shoulder, plus an array of juicy meats from the grill and a few fusion flavours too.

If you're after a Lebanese restaurant, North London has some tasty options. Thanks to its huge range of dishes served from noon to evening, Kenza Restaurant and Lounge might be the best. Pop in and treat yourself to chicken tagine lathered in lemon and saffron.

The Shacklewell Arms is a Lebanese restaurant East London can truly shout about. Its resident kitchen, Jellyfish, serves up banging street food, with fillings of cheese and beef available in crispy flatbreads, as well as a selection of Middle Eastern nibbles.

South of the river and wondering if there's delish Middle Eastern cuisine near you? Swing by Lebanese Canteen at Mercato Metropolitano for a banging falafel wrap, and soak in the vibes of Elephant and Castle's lively food hub.

Comptoir Libanais London Bridge is a stunning venue full of colour and top-tier Beirut bites. Its food menu is as memorable as the decor, so why not head to one of the best Lebanese restaurants in Central London and share a mezze platter for just £25?

Argan Restaurant marries Moroccan and Lebanese fare superbly, with chargrilled dishes and mezze options galore. But that's not all, as you'll also find a variety of authentic gems, like lamb sambousek; a deep-fried pastry filled with minced meat and caramelised onions.

Maya Lounge covers all bases whether you're in a fish or meaty mood. The stellar options to choose from include sea bream marinated in garlic, olive oil and lemon. Unsure what to pick? The mixed grill of lamb, kafta and tawook might be calling.

Look no further than Ceru in South Kensington for flavoursome Levantine cuisine served in a cute setting. We love its intriguing slow-cooked lamb shoulder, which is coated in a secret blend of 12 shawarma spices, pomegranate sauce and pistachios.