Zurich
Looking for a Lebanese restaurant in Zurich for a quick lunch, a shared mezze meal or a convenient takeaway? This guide brings together options across areas including Oerlikon, Kreis 6, central Zurich and Wiedikon.
Compare practical details such as halal and vegan-friendly choices, group dining, catering, public transport access and weekday lunch availability before choosing where to eat.
Options are ordered using the clarity of their Lebanese offering, the usefulness of their service details, location convenience and suitability for different occasions, including lunch, group dining, takeaway, dietary needs and catering. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Libanès Restaurant brings the flavours of Beirut to Friesstrasse 43 with sandwiches, mixed plates, mezze, salads and vegetarian choices. Tawouk, kebab, mixed grill and fattoush make it easy to build anything from a quick lunch to a generous shared meal, while helpful staff can guide first-time visitors through the menu.
The combination of generous portions, approachable pricing and warm service works especially well for informal groups.
#2
Moudi's Lecker Garten is a Lebanese restaurant and garden oasis on Winterthurerstrasse 86 in Zurich. Its mezze-led menu brings vibrant flavours and colourful plates to a relaxed garden setting, making it a good match for leisurely lunches, dinners and shared meals. The kitchen also accommodates specific requests where possible, including a special chicken serving for a dog.
Lunch runs Monday to Friday from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm; evening service is 6–11 pm, with longer weekend hours. Reservations are available.
#3
Beirut To Go brings authentic Lebanese cuisine to Gutstrasse 162 in Zurich, with freshly baked specialities, mezze and generously sized shawarma. The menu is 100% halal, and careful attention to vegan requests makes it a practical choice for mixed dietary needs.
This is especially convenient for takeaway, delivery and party catering rather than a conventional dine-in occasion. The listed schedule currently shows the business closed every day, so confirm collection or delivery arrangements directly on +41 44 323 56 55.
#4
marmar cuisine orientale serves Lebanese and Middle Eastern-inspired food at Giessereistrasse 18 in Zurich. Its concept pairs fragrant dishes and many layers of flavour with a colourful, welcoming setting, interpreting tradition in a contemporary way. It works well for a relaxed lunch or an early evening meal.
Lunch is served Monday to Friday from 11 am to 3 pm, followed by dinner from 6 to 8:30 pm; the restaurant is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Call +41 44 594 80 05 for reservations.
#5
Moudi brings colorful, lively Lebanese dining to Brandschenkestrasse 5 in central Zurich. Its mezze-led menu is well suited to sharing: vegetarian or meat platters for two arrive as a spread of small dishes, with plenty to explore across the table.
A sunny terrace, fresh apéro and cool drinks add flexibility, while the relaxed restaurant setting works equally well for lunch, dinner or an informal drink at the bar.
#6
At Schifflände 5 near Bellevue, Le Cèdre serves classic Lebanese cuisine in a central, vibrant setting. The menu covers mezze, hommos, falafel, tabbouleh, shawarma, grilled meats and baklava, with halal options throughout.
Sharing menus make an easy choice for two, while the generous selection suits groups wanting to sample several dishes. Established in 1996, the restaurant also offers take-away and catering for occasions beyond the dining room.
#7
Libanese Food on Franklinstrasse 8 is a straightforward Zurich restaurant for flavorful Lebanese cooking and relaxed shared meals. The mezze for two is a natural choice at lunchtime, bringing together a broad selection while keeping portions satisfying.
Friendly, attentive service complements the uncomplicated format, making this a practical stop for a casual lunch or an easy introduction to Lebanese dishes in the Oerlikon area.
#8
Restaurant SimSim City presents an urban take on Lebanese dining at Kronenstrasse 48 in Zurich’s Kreis 6. The mezze-grill concept brings together spreads, warm bread, steak shawarma and substantial platters, with sweet potato fries adding a modern side.
Its tram-adjacent location is convenient for a casual lunch or dinner, and the outdoor seating suits warmer days. The atmosphere feels contemporary rather than formal.
#9
El Babaz Haus brings authentic Kurdish cooking to Aemtlerstrasse 86 in Zurich. Its sharing menu is made for a relaxed meal, while the Kurdish breakfast combines labneh, hummus, falafel and flatbread for a leisurely daytime option.
A warm atmosphere and exceptionally friendly, explanatory service make the restaurant approachable for first visits. Catering is also available when the same style of food is needed for an event.
#10
Yalda Sihlcity is a Middle Eastern buffet at Kalanderplatz 1, with an atmospheric interior inspired by Morocco and the wider region. It works well for a flexible lunch, a relaxed coffee or a sweet break, offering traditional flavors in an easy-going setting.
The welcoming room and calm daytime feel make it especially suitable for shoppers, informal meetups and anyone who prefers to choose from a variety of prepared dishes.
#11
Weekday lunch buffet
Restaurant DAMAS Wipkingen serves Middle Eastern food on Kyburgstrasse 28, with meat and vegetarian platters that make sharing easy for two or more people. Tabbouleh, balanced spices and homemade date drinks give the menu a distinctive regional character, while the friendly service is notably accommodating for families.
A weekday lunch buffet adds a practical daytime option for diners looking for variety rather than a single main course.
#12
Da amici 2 is a broad Middle Eastern restaurant on Schaffhauserstrasse 477, combining oriental plates with Syrian sandwiches, pizza, pide, kebab and snacks. Its grill platter is a useful way to sample several specialties, with generous portions and warm, personal service shaping the experience.
The varied menu suits groups with different appetites, from a full sit-down meal to a quicker sandwich or snack.
#13
Yalda Europaallee brings Middle Eastern buffet dining to Gustav-Gull-Platz 2, close to Zurich’s city centre and main station. The format is convenient for a quick lunch, informal dinner or coffee stop, with a broad selection of prepared dishes rather than a fixed multi-course meal.
The atmosphere is contemporary and accessible, making this branch a practical choice for central dining when flexibility and location matter most.
#14
ANDUR Restaurant on Baslerstrasse 50 is a comfortable Zurich stop for fresh Middle Eastern-inspired food, with falafel standing out among its popular choices. Generous portions, clean surroundings and relaxed seating make it suitable for an unhurried meal or conversation.
Its broad opening hours, including breakfast and brunch service, give the restaurant more range than a typical lunch-only venue and make it useful throughout the day.
#15
Glatt kosher dining in Zurich
Broad modern menu for groups
Florentin is a modern kosher restaurant in Zurich serving a broad menu for lunch, dinner and late-evening dining. Its offering includes Israeli-influenced plates, burgers, schnitzel, steak, lamb chops, bao buns and vegetarian starters, giving groups plenty of choice within a glatt kosher setting.
The atmosphere is relaxed rather than formal, with a menu designed for both business travellers and local diners. Dine-in, takeaway and delivery add flexibility, while the restaurant’s clear kosher focus makes it a particularly relevant destination for guests who need that standard when eating out. Booking ahead is sensible for busy periods. As the restaurant is located within a Jewish cultural centre, visitors should allow time for the entrance security procedure.
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Use the map to see which restaurants fit your route through Zurich. Central choices around Bellevue and Brandschenkestrasse suit city plans, while locations in Oerlikon, Kreis 6 and Wiedikon may be more convenient for local visits.
Check the distance from your starting point, nearby tram connections and whether the restaurant’s opening hours match your intended meal.
Moudi’s Lecker Garten, Moudi and Le Cèdre Bellevue are suited to shared meals, with mezze-led menus and platters designed for groups. Libanès Restaurant and Libanese Food also offer practical choices for informal lunches and shared plates.
Beirut To Go describes its menu as fully halal, while Le Cèdre Bellevue offers halal options across classic Lebanese dishes. Other restaurants may also have suitable choices, so confirm the current menu and preparation details before visiting.
Beirut To Go is particularly practical for takeaway, delivery and party catering, including vegan-friendly requests. Other restaurants may offer takeaway or catering as well, but availability, ordering lead times and suitable group portions should be confirmed directly.
Restaurant SimSim City on Kronenstrasse is described as tram-adjacent and works well for a casual lunch or dinner. Central locations around Bellevue and Brandschenkestrasse can also be convenient when you are already travelling through Zurich.
Reservation is sensible for groups, shared platters and busy central venues. Some diners specifically mention the need to book ahead, particularly at popular restaurants such as Moudi and Le Cèdre Bellevue.
For a quick solo lunch, checking availability may be enough.