Absolutely delicious and full of charm ! Tarboush Tring is a hidden gem! The food is bursting with authentic Lebanese flavours- everything we ordered was fresh and beautifully presented, the meze selection was a highlight. The atmosphere is warm and inviting with lovely decor that gives it a really special vibe . The staff were very friendly. Definitely coming back - highly recommend!

Visited here after a trip to Natural History Museum, server was very friendly. Sat us down quickly and took our drinks order. He explained the menu options. Food arrived well presented and delicious. My 5 year old thoroughly enjoyed his meal and says we have to come here again!for a fussy eater that speaks volumes.

This was an absolutely fantastic restaurant. We went here on a Tuesday evening. It wasn’t too busy, and we were pleasantly surprised by the fantastic vibe and beautiful decorations. The food arrived quickly, and was incredibly tasty. I particularly liked the hummus with green chilli. The mixed grill was also great, along with the baklava. The prices were also pretty reasonable. I would definitely come back here, and highly recommend it.

First visit to Tarboush. This is a lovely quaint restaurant that packs a punch with flavour. For starters we had Beiruti hummus and harrissa prawns, both of which were awesome. Portions are huge! For mains we had the mixed grill and spicy tawouk. Again, the flavours were just on point and the meat quality and cookery is excellent. Delicious breads, sauces and salad for accompaniments too. Two things I think could be improved, though: 1. Desserts - the dessert menu didn’t feel as authentic/homemade/traditional as the starters and main menus. There are two pages of what feels like a random assortment of desserts - Portuguese tarts, orange chocolate cake, lemon cake, crème Catalana, Victoria sponge to name a few. It gave the impression of a well stocked fridge/freezer of pre-prepared desserts that have nothing to do with the restaurant. There is a special dessert of the day, but we were told there wasn’t one when we visited (a busy Saturday evening). We ended up ordering the baklava with ice cream, which was underwhelming, especially the ice cream, which was very icy. 2. Service - it started off really well with warm welcoming smiles and greetings. But as the night went on the service did get slower, and in the end we needed to grab someone’s attention to ask for our main dishes to be cleared off the table and for the desserts menu. We then had to go up to the bar and ask for the bill at the very end. Despite all of this, the starters and mains are just too good and outweigh the negatives we experienced. So, we would definitely return but would just skip the desserts the next time we visit… But if the Tarboush team can reinvent the desserts menu, they would be onto a winner! It would be amazing to showcase more Lebanese/Middle Eastern desserts in my opinion.

Came to Tarboush for dinner for the first time tonight with a group of friends and this place did not disappoint! The food was delicious, the cocktails were tasty (and incredibly good value with their offer), the decor was beautiful and the staff were lovely too. Honestly couldn't fault anything! We ordered a couple of mezze each to share and there was plenty of food to go around. The Beiruty shawarma lamb was particularly tasty, though I enjoyed all the dishes I sampled. Very reasonably priced overall, especially considering how delicious the food was. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place to everyone and I'm sure we'll be back soon!