Very good food and great service and great ambience. The hummus was my favorite part, it is super yummy and fresh. Perfect for a date
Cafe Byblos Greek & Lebanese
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History
Cousins Yousef (Joe) and Justin Khraim are originally from Palestine , but had been living in Baton Rouge for the past five years. They grew up cooking together at family gatherings and moved to the U.S. ten years ago in search of new opportunities. After bouncing around the East Coast for a bit, they grew tired of managing other people's restaurants and decided to make the leap to running their own spot. There was too much competition in Louisiana, and when a space became available in Denver, they found that the neighborhood surrounding it lacked good Mediterranean options. They fell in love with the city after just 24 hours, so they moved here and purchased the restaurant.
Specialties
Greek and lebanese cuisine with many vegetarian & gluten free options available. However for you meat eaters we serve the best chicken shawarma dishes and verity of beef and lamb . We use only the freshest ingredients from the baba ghanouj to the baklava you will be delighted by our beautifully family style dishes for years to come..
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Reviews
A+ fantastic food!!!! Worth the drive, even if you are far away. My standards are very very high when it comes to Mediterranean food. I want it fresh, made with fresh ingredients, good quality...
Great location, nice outdoor seating, friendly service, and fast. Food looks pretty when it comes out on big plates. But the quality of food was not there. The hummus and baba ghanoush both...
Love, love, love Cafe Byblos Greek Restaurant! You can always expect fresh food, friendly service and an inviting dining experience. After a long road trip and many days of eating food bars I was...
Our server was very sweet and the interior of the restaurant is gorgeous! Lots of parking in the neighborhoods as well. We had the halloumi, which was fried cheese served in a mix of spices and...







