What to order at Le Comptoir Libanais

The dish to know
Falafel sandwiches and mezze
Editor tip
Sunday is dinner only; the manaïche section is the sleeper pick over the falafel.
CuisineLebanese
Price
NeighborhoodBouffay
HoursWed-Thu 11:30-14:00 and 18:30-22:00; Fri 11:30-14:30 and 18:30-22:00; Sat 11:30-15:30 and 18:30-22:30; Sun 18:30-21:30; closed Mon-Tue
The dishFalafel sandwiches and mezze
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Tip: Sunday is dinner only; the manaïche section is the sleeper pick over the falafel.

Location

Address: 5 Rue de la Clavurerie, 44000 Nantes

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