Grand opening for Lebaneats
WINDSOR: A new Lebanese restaurant has opened in the centre of Windsor with a view to provide ‘a mix of fast food and healthy food’.
“We’d like to provide a standard and healthy version of Lebanese food which can be served as fast food – but retain the flavour and experience of an on-site cooked meal,” said Lebaneats co-director Dhiry Bihari.
The grand opening of the restaurant, based in Peascod Street, took place on Monday.
Some of the foods include Lebanese pastries and pizza, wraps and burritos, mezze platters, classic dishes such as moussaka and kafta (meat skewers), plus some more unusual options such as jackfruit curry for vegetarians.
Indian curries including a vegan biryani are also available.
The eatery is both dine-in and takeaway, delivering via JustEat, Ubereats, Deliveroo and Ritual.
Opening hours are from 8am to 11pm, every day of the week including weekends.
It has provision for a seating area for 30 inside the restaurant. Lebaneats also has the Royal Borough’s permission to have 10 seats area outside.
The company has four outlets in London and this is its first foray outside the capital.
“Feedback from the London market has been very good,” said Dhiry.
“We wanted to bring Lebanese food to Windsor in a more sophisticated way. We have a good variety of food, a good range.
There will also be full bar available for customers subject to approval of a premises license.
The company has further plans to expand in Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.
Visit lebaneats.co.uk/ to find out more.