Selection of mezze dishes, Lebanese wines and occasional belly dancing entertainment.
At a glance
#20 of 40 Restaurants in Dublin 2 #2 of 4 Lebanese restaurants in Dublin 2LocalGuideWorld score: 4.40
Rating breakdown
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5 ★61%
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4 ★23%
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3 ★9%
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2 ★3%
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1 ★4%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of The Cedar Tree?
- The Cedar Tree is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 1,490 reviews.
- How does The Cedar Tree rank in Dublin 2?
- The Cedar Tree is #20 of 40 Restaurants in Dublin 2 by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is The Cedar Tree located?
- 11 St Andrew's St, Dublin 2, D02 Y367, Ireland — 0.2 km from the center of Dublin 2.
- How can I contact The Cedar Tree?
- Phone: +353 1 677 2121
Honestly one of the best restaurants in Dublin, I will definitely be coming back! The food selection is impressive and each and every item is absolutely delicious. The staff is so friendly and helpful.
It was alright but not for my taste..
The service was very fast but I found it difficult to eat because the warm boiled potato was too difficult to digest without a vegetable in the chicken shawarma
I found some traces of tiny pickles that were softening from the potatoes. I found the garlic sauce heavy, but overall it was ok, just not my taste.
The service was very fast but I found it difficult to eat because the warm boiled potato was too difficult to digest without a vegetable in the chicken shawarma
I found some traces of tiny pickles that were softening from the potatoes. I found the garlic sauce heavy, but overall it was ok, just not my taste.
Very delicious meal at The Cedar Tree. We ordered the lamb arayes to start, then the chicken mansaf for me and the sea bass for my companion. Everything was very tasty, and I particularly enjoyed the mansaf. The flavours were excellent and the meat was grilled perfectly. Looking forward to returning here.
The only downside is it is expensive, but I had assumed it would be due to the city centre location. It is no more expensive than any other restaurant in this area.
The only downside is it is expensive, but I had assumed it would be due to the city centre location. It is no more expensive than any other restaurant in this area.
Eaten twice recently and quite happy with everything except the cost. Food is quite good (especially the lamb shawarma) but I'm finding prices in city centre have really gone up considerably for the item/portion size provided.
Good seating well lit but unfortunately NOT disabled friendly at all despite good street access. Indeed, toilets are up almost 2 flights of stairs so difficult even for the elderly & visually disabled.
Recommended for the hale & hearty.
Good seating well lit but unfortunately NOT disabled friendly at all despite good street access. Indeed, toilets are up almost 2 flights of stairs so difficult even for the elderly & visually disabled.
Recommended for the hale & hearty.
Alice was an amazing, knowledgeable, warm, passionate and pleasant server - great sense of humor too! The food was well-presented and delicious; the atmosphere was fun and invigorating, and the entire staff was welcoming and professional! Great Lebanese wine selections, too! The falafel was the best I ever had! Highly recommend!
Wonderful meal! I love being able to order a set meal for two so I can try lots of different things. Service and food were excellent!
Happened to come across this gem of a restaurant on our recent trip to Dublin. Delicious and has reasonably priced lunch choices. Would definitely recommend for those looking for vegetarian options!
I visited this place yesterday, it was a recommendation by a friend.
For starters, we ordered Baba ganosh and spiced potatoes. Both were good and were fulfilling.
For mains, we had a couple of things, including kabsa, mansaf, meatballs, lamb skewers and Lebanese rice.
The food was good but not so good from the price point of view. It is approximately around 40 euro per person if you order drinks with it.
Other than thay, the service was good and so was the ambiance.
For starters, we ordered Baba ganosh and spiced potatoes. Both were good and were fulfilling.
For mains, we had a couple of things, including kabsa, mansaf, meatballs, lamb skewers and Lebanese rice.
The food was good but not so good from the price point of view. It is approximately around 40 euro per person if you order drinks with it.
Other than thay, the service was good and so was the ambiance.
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