Beirut Cafe - Vienna

Your shawarmas are the best! We've tried many places around here, but yours are genuinely authentic, just like those in Dubai and Bahrain!

I purchased a stuffed turkey for Thanksgiving, and I have to say it was the best I've ever had. It was very tender and flavorful. I do wish it had a bit more spice, but that's just my personal preference!

This Mediterranean grocery store, butcher, and catering service is truly outstanding. The food is incredibly delicious and very affordable, with some of the best Lebanese cuisine around. Everything is consistently fresh! The staff is very accommodating, and the lamb, beef, chicken, kabobs, and kufta are all fantastic. They also offer excellent salads, rice, and pastries. I always turn to Beirut Cafe for my gatherings, and my guests are consistently impressed. Plus, they have a quick ordering process and can customize orders as needed. I highly recommend this place—I’ve been a loyal customer for the past eight years!

We had kept a whole cow from Beirut Butchery and they really went beyond and beyond with their service. They delivered exactly the different types of cuts we demanded and packed everything very neat/clean in individual polystyrene shells. People there are proud of their work. We demanded many different types of steaks, ribs, roasts, kabobs, ground beef and desi cuts and they surpassed our expectations and were known throughout the various cuts. Their prices were also very competitive.

I was visiting a friend from out of town, after admitting she was too jetlagged to stand back up, I went on grubhub to find her some savoury, spicy food to perk her up. WOW! We ordered the Vegetarian Platter, destroyed it in 30 minutes. The Chicken Shawarma? Done by morning along with the still Soft, Chewy Pita, eaten instead of the complimentary hotel breakfast. The Kibbeh was an appetizer that went fantastically with the pickles hummus. We also ordered Tabouleh, spinach feta Fatayer. Beirut Cafe takes an extra 20 minutes from estimated time of delivery. It's also expensive as heck, did not live up to the price. But for all that it lacked, it wasn't much! The Tabouleh was mostly parsley, missing some cucumber burghul. The dolmas were canned and a little soggy, but flavorful. The Baba Ganouj was missing garlic, but still delicious. The Fatayer were crisp and juicy inside, fresh! The Falafel were slightly flattened, perfectly fried rounds of beans, parsley, coriander, onion. Our favorite items were the Hummus Shawarma, both delicious together inside the Pita bread. The Shawarma was a tangy, smoky, comfort-food blend of spices, marinated magnificently. I will be coming down here when I'm around Falls Church just to try their other dishes.