Al Baladi

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Al Baladi offers a traditional Lebanese-inspired menu featuring freshly prepared mana’esh, hearty breakfast dishes, grilled wraps, hot and cold mezza, burgers, and generous main platters. Guests can enjoy favourites such as Shish Taouk, Mixed Grill, Falafel, Hommos, Tabbouleh, Batata Harra, and grilled halloumi, alongside fresh juices, milkshakes, hot drinks, and classic Baklawa for dessert.

Manaa’esh

Traditional Lebanese flatbreads baked with savoury toppings, aromatic herbs, cheeses, vegetables, and meats for a satisfying authentic experience.

Name & DetailPrice
Lahm Ajin
Minced lamb with onion & tomato
£4.00
Cheese
White cheese
£4.00
Zaatar & Cheese
Thyme, sesame seeds, olive oil & cheese
£4.00
Lahm Ajin & Cheese
Minced lamb, onion, tomato & cheese
£4.50
Fatayer Spinach & Cheese
Spinach, onion & cheese
£4.50
Mouhamar and cheese
Mixed nuts & pepper
£4.50
Zaatar
Thyme sesame seeds in olive oil.
£3.50
Soujok & Cheese
Soujok & cheese
£4.50
Fatayer Spinach
Spinach & onion
£3.50
Halloumi Cheese
Halloumi cheese
£4.75
Tomato / Onion
Tomato, onion in olive oil
£3.75
Zaatar Extra
Thyme, sesame seeds with olive oil, served with vegetables
£4.00
Labneh Extra
Strained yoghurt served with fresh veg & olives.
£4.50
Kishk
Lebanese traditional of a mixture of yoghurt and cracked wheat
£3.75
Tomato with onion and cheese
Fresh tomatoes, onions, and melted cheese combine in a delicious Manaa’esh.
£4.50

Breakfast

Start your day with comforting Lebanese breakfast favourites featuring eggs, chickpeas, halloumi, yoghurt, lamb, and vibrant Mediterranean flavours

Name & DetailPrice
Foul Mdammas
Boiled broadbeans & chickpeas served with garlic, olive oil & lemon juice
£4.50
Hommos
Chickpeas purne with sesame paste (tahina), garlic and lemon juice.
£4.50
Soujok & Eggs
Fried sausages with spicy tomato sauce & eggs
£5.50
Grilled Halloumi
Charcoal grilled halloumi cheese
£5.75
Labneh
Strained yoghurt served with cucumber, olives and fresh mint
£4.50
Awarma Eggs
Fried eggs mixed with diced tender lamb and pine nuts
£5.75
Balila
Boiled chickpeas served with garlic, olive oil & lemon juice.
£5.00

Wraps

Enjoy freshly prepared wraps filled with grilled meats, falafel, halloumi, vegetables, pickles, and flavourful traditional Lebanese sauces

Name & DetailPrice
Shish Taouk
Grilled marinated chicken breast skewers, garlic, tomato, pickles & lettuce
£5.95
Falafel Wrap
Chickpea, coriander, garlic and chili patties with tahina sauce, turnip pickled, tomato and parsley
£4.95
Kafta Meshwe
Grilled spiced mince lamb, onion, parsley, hommos, tomato and pickles
£5.95
Lahem Meshwe
Grilled marinated lamb skewers, hommos, tomato, pickles, onion and parsley.
£6.95
Soujok
Spicy Armenian sausages with tomato, parsley, garlic and pickles.
£5.95
Halloumi Wrap
Grilled halloumi cheese, tomato, cucumber and mint.
£5.95
Chicken Liver
marinated chicken liver sautned with lemon juice, salad, garlic and pickles
£5.95

Cold Mezza

Refreshing Lebanese starters combine fresh vegetables, chickpeas, aubergine, herbs, tahina, and zesty dressings for vibrant sharing plates

Name & DetailPrice
Fattoush
Lettuce, tomato, cucumber, parsley, fresh mint, onion, radish with lemon and olive oil dressing topped with crispy bread.
£4.50
Moutabal
Grilled aubergines purne mixed with sesame paste (tahina) garlic and lemon juice.
£5.00
Tabbouleh
Finely chopped parsley, tomatoes, spring onion, mint, cracked wheat, lemon juice and olive oil dressing.
£5.50
Hommos
Chickpeas purne with sesame paste (tahine), garlic and lemon juice topped with olive oil.
£4.50
Hommos Beiruty
A Beirut way of eating hommos. It is simply hommos mixed with chopped green chili and parsley, topped with olive oil.
£5.50

Hot Mezza

Warm Lebanese small plates feature crispy pastries, falafel, potatoes, halloumi, hummus, and richly seasoned seafood favourites

Name & DetailPrice
Falafel (4 pieces)
Mixture of ground chickpeas, broad beans, spices and fine croquetts served with tahina sauce (deep fried).
£4.75
Cheese Rakakat
Filo pastry rolled with cheese
£6.00
Batata Harra
Fried cubes of potatoes, with garlic, coriander, sweet red and green peppers, spices and chilli.
£4.75
Hommos Awarma
Hommos topped with fried diced lamb and pine nuts
£6.50
Foul Mdammas
Boiled broadbeans & chickpeas served with garlic, olive oil & lemon juice
£4.50
Spicy Fish
Baked fish fillet mixed hot spicy tomato sauce cooked with garlic and coriander.
£8.95
Grilled Halloumi
Charcoal grilled halloumi cheese
£5.75
Espresso (single)
Strong and rich coffee shot.
£1.50
Fish Tajin
Baked fish fillet mixed with sesame paste (tahina), onion, and topped with nuts.
£8.95

Burger

Satisfying Lebanese-style burgers combine juicy beef or grilled chicken with fresh toppings, homemade sauces, and crispy fries

Name & DetailPrice
Beef Burger
Lebanese style with chips, tomatoes, pickles and homemade sauce. Served with fries.
£7.00
Chicken Burger
Grilled slice of chicken breast with sauce, tomato & pickles. Served with fries.
£7.00

Main Platters with choice of rice or chips .

Generous grilled platters showcase marinated chicken, lamb, fish, and mixed meats, served with your preferred comforting side

Name & DetailPrice
Mixed Grill (3 skewers)
Lamb cubes, minced lamb, chicken cubes with grilled onion and tomatoes.
£15.95
Shish Taouk (2 skewers)
Boneless chicken meat cubes, marinated in garlic, lemon juice, and olive oil grilled on skewers served with garlic sauce.
£14.00
Grilled Baby Chicken
Marinated baby chicken with chef’s special sauce
£14.95
Kafta Meshwe (2 skewers)
Minced lamb grilled
£14.00
Lahem Meshwe (2 skewers)
Tender lamb cubes grilled on skewers with grilled onion and tomatoes.
£15.00
Grilled Fish
Fresh fish served with a choice of rice or chips.
£14.95

Sides

Complete your meal with simple, satisfying accompaniments including crisp French fries and aromatic Lebanese vermicelli rice

Name & DetailPrice
French Fries
Thinly sliced potatoes, cooked to a crispy perfection.
£4.00
Lebanese Vermicelli Rice
Flavourful rice dish with vermicelli noodles.
£4.00

Hot Drinks

Warm up with freshly prepared teas, coffees, espresso favourites, creamy lattes, cappuccinos, and rich hot chocolate

Name & DetailPrice
Tea
Classic hot brewed tea.
£1.50
Cappuccino
Rich and smooth espresso-style coffee drink.
£2.50
Latte
Rich and velvety espresso-style coffee drink.
£2.50
Espresso (single)
Strong and rich coffee shot.
£1.50
Hot Chocolate
Rich and creamy drink to warm your day.
£2.50
Espresso (double)
Strong and rich coffee shot.
£2.00
Macchiato
Rich and intense espresso shot topped with a dollop of frothed milk.
£2.50

Fresh Juices

Bright, refreshing juices bring together citrus, mango, and mixed fruits for naturally vibrant flavours and cooling refreshmen

Name & DetailPrice
Orange
Freshly squeezed juice made from oranges.
£4.95
Lemonde
Lemon juice with a bright, tangy citrus flavour.
£4.95
Mixed Fruit Cocktail
A refreshing blend of mixed fruits.
£5.95
Mango (pulp)
Fresh mango pulp, perfect for a refreshing drink.
£4.95

Milkshakes

Cool and creamy milkshakes blend classic strawberry or tropical mango flavours into smooth, refreshing, and satisfying drinks

Name & DetailPrice
Strawberry
Smooth and creamy strawberry milkshake.
£4.00
Mango
Creamy blend of ripe mango flavour.
£4.00

Soft Drinks

Quench your thirst with chilled soft drinks, traditional Ayran, and refreshing still water for every meal occasion

Name & DetailPrice
Soft Drinks
Chilled soft drinks in assorted flavours.
£2.25
Ayran
A traditional Turkish yogurt-based drink.
£1.50
Still Water
Non-carbonated drinking water.
£1.20

Dessert

Finish your meal with sweet Lebanese indulgence, featuring delicate pastry layers, chopped nuts, and beautifully rich honeyed flavours

Name & DetailPrice
Baklawa
A rich, sweet layers of fillo filled with chopped nuts and sweetend honey syrup
£3.50

Popular Items at Al Baladi

Al Baladi serves Lebanese favourites ranging from mana’esh and mezze to grilled meats, wraps and traditional breakfast dishes.

  • Zaatar & Cheese is a practical choice if you want a simple mana’esh combining savoury herbs with melted cheese.
  • Shish Taouk works well for chicken lovers who want marinated grilled chicken with garlic, vegetables and pickles in a convenient wrap.
  • Mixed Grill (3 skewers) suits a bigger appetite by bringing together chicken, lamb cubes and minced lamb in one main meal.
  • Falafel Wrap is a meat-free choice for diners wanting something filling without choosing one of the larger grilled platters.
  • If you prefer a stronger, slightly spicy flavour, Soujok & Eggs combines seasoned sausage, tomato sauce and eggs for a substantial breakfast.

Budget-Friendly Choices at Al Baladi

The menu includes several smaller Lebanese dishes that make it possible to build an affordable meal without ordering a full grill platter.

Option TypeWhat to ExpectSmart Choice Example
Light mealSimple and manageable portionFalafel Wrap
Bakery-style choiceTraditional flatbread with straightforward toppingsZaatar
Small savoury dishSuitable for a lighter lunch or shared orderFoul Mdammas
Everyday pickFamiliar option that works without extra sidesHalloumi Wrap
  • Choosing Zaatar as a simple standalone order can help keep spending lower than selecting a larger main platter.
  • Smaller mezze dishes can be useful when sharing food or building a meal gradually.
  • Wraps are practical everyday choices because they combine the main filling and accompaniments in one order.

What to Order at Al Baladi Based on Your Needs

Choosing between wraps, mezze and grilled platters mainly depends on how filling you want the meal to be and whether you prefer meat or vegetarian dishes.

  • For solo meals: Kafta Meshwe wrap provides grilled spiced lamb with hummus, vegetables and pickles in an easy-to-handle format.
  • For chicken lovers: Shish Taouk (2 skewers) offers grilled marinated chicken as a full main platter with rice or chips.
  • For lamb lovers: Lahem Meshwe (2 skewers) is suited to diners wanting grilled lamb cubes as a more substantial meal.
  • For vegetarian meals: Falafel (4 pieces) can work as a simple hot mezze alongside salads, hummus or another small dish.
  • For budget-conscious users: Manaa’esh and wraps provide straightforward choices without requiring a full platter.
  • For quick takeaway: Wraps such as the halloumi, chicken or falafel options are convenient to carry and eat.
  • If you prefer a spicier flavour, Batata Harra brings potatoes together with garlic, coriander, peppers, spices and chilli.

What to Know Before Ordering from Al Baladi

Al Baladi offers both small sharing dishes and complete grilled meals, so checking the portion style can help you avoid ordering more food than needed.

  • Portion formats range from individual mana’esh and wraps to mezze plates and multi-skewer mains.
  • Main grill platters include a choice of rice or chips, while wraps already include vegetables, sauces or pickles depending on the filling.
  • Ordering several hot and cold mezze dishes can increase the total cost quickly when building a shared meal.
  • Grilled Baby Chicken is one of the more substantial main-course choices and may suit diners with a larger appetite.
  • Menu selection and availability can differ slightly between ordering platforms or service periods.

Is Al Baladi Halal, Vegan, or Vegetarian Friendly?

Al Baladi is listed as a halal Lebanese restaurant on its current Uber Eats profile, while the menu also contains several naturally meat-free dishes including falafel, hummus, tabbouleh, fattoush and spinach-based mana’esh. Vegan suitability is less consistently labelled, so strict vegan diners should confirm ingredients and preparation directly before ordering.

CategoryAvailability
HalalListed as halal on the restaurant’s current Uber Eats profile
VegetarianSeveral clearly meat-free mana’esh, mezze, wraps and breakfast choices are available
VeganSome dishes may be suitable, but vegan status is not consistently identified across the menu; confirm before ordering

Alternatives to Al Baladi

Acton has several other Lebanese and Mediterranean restaurants for diners who want similar grilled meats, mezze or Middle Eastern-style meals.

  • L’Oriental Restaurant is another nearby Lebanese and Mediterranean option for diners looking for a similar cuisine style in Acton.
  • Oligano offers Lebanese alongside Italian food, making it suitable when a group wants a broader selection of dishes.
  • Flame House is another Lebanese and Mediterranean option in the Acton area for users exploring alternatives nearby.

Al Baladi Frequently Asked Questions

General FAQs

What type of food does Al Baladi serve?

Al Baladi serves Lebanese and Middle Eastern dishes, including Manaa’esh, breakfast plates, wraps, mezza, grilled platters, burgers, and desserts.

Does Al Baladi serve Manaa’esh?

Yes. The menu includes several Manaa’esh options such as Lahm Ajin, Zaatar, Cheese, Halloumi Cheese, Soujok & Cheese, and Fatayer Spinach.

Are breakfast dishes available at Al Baladi?

Yes. Breakfast choices include Foul Mdammas, Hommos, Soujok & Eggs, Grilled Halloumi, Labneh, Awarma Eggs, and Balila.

Does Al Baladi offer vegetarian options?

Yes. Vegetarian-friendly choices include Falafel Wrap, Halloumi Wrap, Hommos, Moutabal, Tabbouleh, Batata Harra, Falafel, and several Manaa’esh dishes.

What wraps are available at Al Baladi?

The wrap selection includes Shish Taouk, Falafel Wrap, Kafta Meshwe, Lahem Meshwe, Soujok, Halloumi Wrap, and Chicken Liver.

Does Al Baladi serve hot and cold mezza?

Yes. Cold mezza includes Fattoush, Moutabal, Tabbouleh, and Hommos, while hot mezza includes Falafel, Cheese Rakakat, Batata Harra, and more.

Are grilled meat platters available at Al Baladi?

Yes. The menu offers Mixed Grill, Shish Taouk, Kafta Meshwe, Lahem Meshwe, Grilled Baby Chicken, and Grilled Fish platters.

Does Al Baladi serve burgers?

Yes. Al Baladi offers both a Beef Burger and Chicken Burger, with each option served with fries.

What drinks can I order at Al Baladi?

Drinks include tea, coffee, hot chocolate, fresh juices, milkshakes, soft drinks, Ayran, still water, and a mixed fruit cocktail.

Does Al Baladi have desserts?

Yes. Baklawa is listed in the dessert section, made with layers of filo, chopped nuts, and sweetened syrup.

Pricing FAQs

How much does Manaa’esh cost at Al Baladi?

Manaa’esh prices currently range from £3.50 for options such as Zaatar and Fatayer Spinach to £4.75 for Halloumi Cheese.

How much are breakfast dishes at Al Baladi?

Breakfast dishes generally range from £4.50 to £5.75, depending on the item selected.

How much do wraps cost at Al Baladi?

Wrap prices currently start at £4.95 for the Falafel Wrap and go up to £6.95 for the Lahem Meshwe wrap.

How much is the Mixed Grill at Al Baladi?

The Mixed Grill with three skewers is currently priced at £15.95.

How much are main platters at Al Baladi?

Main platters currently range from £14.00 for Shish Taouk or Kafta Meshwe to £15.95 for the Mixed Grill.

How much are burgers at Al Baladi?

Both the Beef Burger and Chicken Burger are currently priced at £7.00 and are served with fries.

How much does mezza cost at Al Baladi?

Cold mezza generally ranges from £4.50 to £5.50, while hot mezza ranges from £4.50 to £8.95 depending on the dish.

How much are fresh juices at Al Baladi?

Fresh juices such as Orange, Lemonde, and Mango are £4.95, while the Mixed Fruit Cocktail is priced at £5.95.

What are the cheapest drinks at Al Baladi?

Still Water is currently £1.20, while Tea, a single Espresso, and Ayran are each listed at £1.50.

How much should I expect to spend at Al Baladi?

Smaller items and mezza usually cost around £3.50–£9, while burgers and grilled main platters generally range from about £7 to £15.95.

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