Maroush Bakehouse

I went a couple of times during by vacation in London.
First day We didnt make it to breakfast and We had the usual lebanese food: hummus (sharing), falafel sandwich & halloumi sandwich.
Second day, I had the «full lebanese breakfast» by myself.
Everything was delicious, and the staff was always helpful.
Tea and pastries were awesome too!

We got take out, and everything was ok good. Very friendly staff and the portion was family friendly.

Excellent Lebanese food. Small and quaint dining. The dinner for two had quite a variety of vegetarian dishes and 3 grilled meat selections. My wife and are used to Armenian food in Fresno, CA and found this cuisine to be authentic. The desserts are the best.

Food here is amazing. Space is a bit small but we were seated comfortable. Baba ganoush is delicious, as is the chicken kebab sandwich (I don’t remember the name for it on the menu). Great restaurant in Earl’s court. Loved it!

Honestly, this place has been the best I have been to in London. The hummus is to die for and the fried cheese is amazing! For non alcohol drinkers, the lemonade is just splendid! Thank you for a wonderful
Meal can’t wait to be back!

Good Lebanese food. Manakish haloumi could be better. Nice friendly fast young waiting staff.
London prices.

Their food is really worth trying! Fresh and hot food was delivered at my door step within no time. the delivery person was so friendly that my son requested me to call that uncle with the beard again next weekend. unbelivable fresh food didn’t made us feel that we are having it at home. I would definately recommend to everyone who is fond of having delicious labenese cuisine.

Okay I know this place has good reviews but it was honestly one of the worst meals of my life!!! We ordered salads to start and had to drain each salad of about ½ liter of dressing. It was foul. Then the food came and we got lamb wraps with hummus. The lamb was so tough and under seasoned that I thought I was chewing on rubber. Then I told the waitress about the food and said that it was my fault for not saying something sooner. Then made another employee come over to sort out our bill because she was too afraid to speak to me again. Will never go back

A girl in pulled-​up bun (dark) hair was so sweet, her service was totally attentive and friendly. I even made her a promise to keep a review for her! Her fantastic service covered main mistake on the food, but anyway foods were very fine.

Stopped in here based on reviews of their baked goods and tried the cherry cheesecake. WOW! I’m not crazy about the cherry sauce on top so I scraped it off, but the cheesecake itself is creamy yet crumbly and not terribly sweet, just how I like it. One of the best I’ve ever tasted! Went there twice in 3 days.

The food was amazing! I had the Lebanese Breakfast, only 6.5 pounds (grilled cheese, three small slices of three kinds of Lebanese pizzas: two with minced meat on top & 1 with cheese), yoghurt with olive oil, cucumber, & tomato, freshly made pita bread, & a cup of tea (or coffee if you like). The breakfast was filling, quite healthy, and very delicious.
I got some baklavas to take away. They have 4 different types. Absolutely divine!
The only problem was the service was quite slow. So make enough time for it.

Excellent breakfast, relaxed atmosphere and great staff. Enjoyed it so much that we had breakfast here two days in a row and came away with some amazing treats for later on. Would recommend to anyone staying in the area.

Excellent food… fresh, tasty and affordable!!!

Another great recommendation by the front desk at the Indigo hotel! Had the «businessman lunch special» for dinner. The most delicious humus and baba ganush, falafel and chicken skewers I’ve had in a very long time. There were a few other items included and they were delightful also. Staff were extremely helpful as well.
Sue had the schwarma platter and loved that to. It was huge and not expensive.
The Lebanese deserts were stupendous
Highly recommended!

Excellent food and service! I liked it better than a lot of Lebanese restaurants I have tried in the US. Every thing is fresh and tasty… Loved their spicy Hummus and potatoes and fresh made pita breads.

This place was a very pleasant surprise and is great for a full meal or quick snack. I didn’t try any of the baked goods, which looked amazing, but ordered from the dinner menu. The portions are large and the chicken was very flavorful, fresh, and hot. The service is great, the ambiance is laid back, and the owner/​manager was very friendly.

Maroush appears to be a small bakery/​Lebanese café chain in London. This location happen to be my neighborhood one and I’d highly recommend it if you’re looking for a pleasant catch-​up spot or a morning coffee with the papers. The morning pastries and Lebanese desserts (and there’s a lot of it) are all solid to desirable (with the exception of a few rare one-​off less-​fresh pastries). This location excels on several points: chic without being obnoxious, small without feeling too crowded, and friendly service. I’ve never had a full meal there but their desserts are beautiful and I’ve been told by accompanying friends that they are delicious. (I believe they had a new pastry chef come in a few months back.) I’ve had a few starters (homous and babaganoush) and both were solid. Extra: The bread/​pita is made fresh in this store and you can see the production through the glass walls — nice decorative touch and makes me feel like I’m eating bread fresh from the oven every time.

Excellent middle eastern breakfast. Best haloumi I have ever had.

Lived down the block from here over the summer — they had the best almond croissants. Now I am back in NY and can’t find anything like them… they’ve ruined me.

A great Lebanese spot with a bakery which accepts credit cards. I ordered a sort of cubed lamb naan with vegetables and hummas. The sandwich was excellent but was a bit small; there are other venues in the area which serve up larger portions at a similar price. The baked goods seemed delicious, and I’m eager to return to try one.