Man'ouche - Paris 3e Arrondissement

If they are in paris to walk and explore, and they are hungry, then this is the right place to stop and grab-a-bite. they can go to breakfast or lunch or later, but just look for a line and wait for them as we do. there were, there was no line and in a few seconds it was. we weren't. it is a great place to decide and sit down, as there are some benches ahead, there is not formal space provided to sit down and eat. it was nice and relaxing, but not too hot. za’atar is the word for all cerebellious mix and zater is the thin brot or pita. the chef is great on the zaater, and for 50 cent they can add olives and other things (that is what we did and uo la, that was a good witness.) we enjoyed the falafels and other offered goodies. I highly recommend this place and went by to eat more. fun. my tipps: order the zater

This little jewel was on the way to eat during our holiday in paris. we visited this manouche place several times due to the delicious food, cleanliness and fair prices. the nice staff makes eating before them so they can. the food that is cooked can inspect. we tried many of the packings, but the manouche with zaatar and yogurt is on the spot.

Whenever I'm over, I'll take the Vegy Lebanese sandfish. prices are correct, between 6 and 9 euro. there are also some falafel, keb and small bite. it's just a place to get away, so no place to sit.

Despite the bread being homemade, it was the most disgusting falafel I ever had. The falafels are microwaved so bye bye crust. The guy who takes your order and money crushes the falafel with his bare fingers, very authentic streetfood. I'm used to streetfood in...poorer countries, but I didn't expect to witness such nonchalance in France. The falafel itself is btw tasteless, so is the white sauce. They didn't ask whether I wanted spicy sauce as it was busy. For all future visitors do yourself a favor and walk the extra minutes to rue rosiers, astreet with 5 or 6 falafel eateries.

It's one of the rare place where you can eat the real exotic food that you'll find in streets of Lebanon. It's clearly the best place to eat street food in the center of Paris. It's also open very late at night and also 7...days a week