Noura Belgravia

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8th February 2007

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Starting with the awards...The Gold Medal of Prestige Hospitality,
The Golden Fork of Lebanese Gastronomy, The Mood Food Restaurant of the Year 2005, The Best Vegetarian Restaurant of the Year 2005

So on to the restaurant itself.  Noura Belgravia was the first of the Noura restaurants in London and combines sleek, contemporary lines with the best in Lebanese cuisine. At lunchtime the restaurant is divided into a brasserie for more informal lunch as well as a traditional restaurant for those who wish to indulge in the full menu. In the evening, the whole restaurant is set for fine dining with more al fresco eating in the bar area.

A Lebanese that´s just not like others. This wonderful find near Victoria offers fantastic, refined Middle Eastern cooking, including great starters, superb mezze and some very original dishes. It´s excellent in every sense with a sleek, generous space that evokes a feeling of intimacy making it good for a group (no wonder it attracts a smart crowd).

There´s an air of glamour about the place, with smartly suited waiters fandangoing between acres of starched clothed tables, largely populated by people who still dress for dinner. Formal it may be, but it´s not stuffy - conversation levels are high and there´s a great buzz.

Delicious Lebanese food in great variety and very attentive service are winning a loyal following for this upmarket, spacious and relaxed modern restaurant.