Habayib Lebanese Restaurant

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44 Lygon St
BRUNSWICK EAST, VIC, 3057
local (03) 9381 4... local (03) 9381 4005
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The team at Habayib provide "Home-style" meals so that you can fully absorb the culture of Lebanon through the food.
Chef Houda loves to cook and works alongside his two Grandmothers in the kitchen.

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I was introduced to Lebanese food and taken to "the" place - Ablas in Carlton. I thought MMM new taste-try another so I went to Mezza in Lygon St, Brunswick. It was too large and impersonal, and nothing like Ablas and the food a bit like a "food court". Then I found the gem of all gems -move over Abla fans... HABAYIB at 44 Lygon. It was small, clean, the wine list great and the menu range and quality was mind blowing. The prices were reasonable and the portions fabulous and the owners Richard and Houda - WOW they really add to the family feel and home style cooking that I have now devoured on many an occasion. One meal and you will be hooked.
2 years ago
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Opening Hours
Services

Monday:

5:30 PM-10:00 PM
Tuesday:

5:30 PM-10:00 PM
Wednesday:

5:30 PM-10:00 PM
Thursday:

5:30 PM-10:00 PM
Friday:

5:30 PM-10:00 PM
Saturday:

5:30 PM-10:00 PM

Restaurants

Dining Options

Take-Away A-la-carte Banquet

Cuisine

Lebanese

Price Guide

Mains $20-$30

Licensing

Licensed

Features

Catering Private Function Family Friendly

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Editorial Reviews

Habayib Lebanese Restaurant

TheAgeRestaurants

Thursday, January 22, 2009

THE Virgo in me insists that the hangers in the wardrobe face the same way, but it's my Cancer side that demands a booking for dinner.

This, however, is becoming increasingly hard with so many of the city's cool places adopting a no-bookings policy. It's something that seems prejudiced against us suburban types who can't get there early enough to bag a table, or who have a limited window for dinner because of the babysitter. Young people, damn their carefree eyes, don't have these concerns, and in an effort to see if I can adopt some of their behaviours I decide to freefall on the booking front for a night. Just to go with the flow and see where the current of the night takes us. Tonight "us" is me and the Prahran Puma, a woman of a certain age intimately familiar with the young men I am trying to emulate from her former time prowling the clubs of 3181 looking for dates whose mothers are younger than she is.
Source: The Age

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