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Cedars Lebanese Restaurant is a family-owned business that has been a long time coming. Our main goal in this business is to bring a diverse taste along with a glimpse of the Lebanese culture to the Roanoke Valley. Our dishes are a direct result of family recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation. One thing you will notice when you come to visit us is that we are 100% dedicated to customer service and will go the extra mile to satisfy our customers.
At Cedars Lebanese Restaurant, we offer customers authentic Lebanese cuisine. With a variety of traditional dishes, there is something to appeal to anyone.
Treat yourself to authentic, traditional, Lebanese cuisine at Cedars Lebanese Restaurant in Roanoke, VA. Our experienced staff offers a new approach to dining out. The market for Lebanese Cuisine is untapped in this area, so we are happy to add a new level of variety.
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Joshua Reifert
a month agoCedars has been a personal staple for many years. My only complaint is that I don’t get it often enough because I don’t live in Roanoke. Stopping here is a must when passing through. The falafel wrap and fries are my favorite comfort food. The tabbouleh and fattoush salads are fresh and flavorful. Lebanese coffee is a good closer. Quality and service have always been top notch.
Christian Prescott
a month agoA bit bland for our liking, 4% fee if you’re not using cash, extensive wait times, and music goes in and out. Lebanese food sounded great, but I wish we skipped this restaurant. The dessert menu has about 7 items on it, and they only had 1 to offer. The owner also took my card with the leather card holder, set it down and started slicing bread with the same hand. I use that card at gas stations, arcades, bars, etc. It’s just not well run or cared for.
Aizl L. Gam
a week agoThe server was not welcoming at first but became friendly later. The food was pretty tasty, not salty. Coffee was strong which is supposed to be ☺️
Sam D.
2 months agoThe food was freshly made and delicious. The service was very attentive to our needs and answered all our questions. Would highly recommend stopping by for a great taste of Lebanon.
G Zilla
5 months agoIt was nice to enjoy a meal that you can't eat just anywhere. We enjoy eating at restaurants that aren't big chains. We had chicken shwarma with tabouili...best tabouili ever! We also had an appetizer (lebnah) & dessert (baklava)...oh and we tried Lebanese coffee for the first time. I recommend not sweetening it so your tastebuds can get the full affect.