Lazeez (Marylebone)

• My experience at Lazeez was one of mismatched expectation &ndash
• I was expecting something more akin to a restaurant and Lazeez is more like an upmarket Kebab joint
• I hesitate to add that this is no bad thing
• The interior is small and sparsely furnished with a curious lack of tables
• T really help with the atmosphere inside
• Open windows are wafting in smoke from outside and it feels peculiar and not altogether pleasant
• The mezze selection are priced at an average of £
• 6 per dish with the mains starting from £
• The grilled Tiger Prawns are unavailable
• Is disappointing for a Friday evening and so we choose the Mixed Grill with rice instead
• Smooth and flavoursome and easily mopped up with long strips of pitta bread
• T been worked out well and the lamb nestled in the middle is fatty and overdone
• T really be served crispy and these are off cuts I&rsquo
• We finish our meal off with a waffle topped with strawberries and chocolate ice cream
• Unfortunately the waffle has come straight from the freezer to microwave and the middle is still cold
• Ve had in quite some while was recently enjoyed at the few months old Lazeez restaurant on Duke Street across from Selfridges
• Lazeez offers a delicious range of classic Middle Eastern dishes made to share and prepared with fresh ingredients
• Kellaj (charcoal grilled Lebanese bread filled with halloumi and mint
• Falafel and hummus were both top notch as well &ndash
• I was happy to wind down my mini feast with a double espresso of illy (£
• 2.75) served with some complimentary baklava
• The shisha the atmosphere is different in the evening
• If you want to know if Lazeez (Marylebone) is worth a visit
• Service ok but the taboulleh was really onion and lettuce salad
• The falafel was frankly raw and was thrown away staff were informed but just listened
• The potato was a mash not spicy potatoes properly cooked
• There are better Lebanese places with fresher tastier food

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