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Eat Lebanese

Lebanese food that tastes like it’s straight from a family kitchen.

Bianca Hrovat

Hummus with diced lamb.
1 / 6Hummus with diced lamb. Supplied
Grilled chermoula prawns.
2 / 6Grilled chermoula prawns. Supplied
Grilled octopus with muhammara.
3 / 6Grilled octopus with muhammara.Supplied
Tony Moarbes, owner-operator at Eat Lebanese in Cronulla. 
4 / 6Tony Moarbes, owner-operator at Eat Lebanese in Cronulla. Supplied
Roast cauliflower with walnuts and pomegranate.
5 / 6Roast cauliflower with walnuts and pomegranate. Supplied
The dining room has booth seating.
6 / 6The dining room has booth seating. Supplied

Eat Lebanese

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Owner Tony Moarbes says everything on the menu, from the hummus to the falafel, is made from scratch to ensure “the kind of Lebanese food that feels like it came straight out of a family kitchen”. His restaurant is equally suited to a quick, hearty meal as it is to a sit-down experience with Lebanese wine pairings and Arabic coffee martinis.

Good to know: Roasted cauliflower layered with tarator, zhoug, pomegranate and sumac onions is a bestseller.

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Bianca HrovatBianca HrovatBianca is Good Food’s Sydney eating out and restaurant editor.

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