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Beirut Palace House of Wraps

  • 1006 Bloor St. W. (at Westmoreland Ave.) • View on map »
  • 416-538-1913
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From the pictures of cityscapes dotting the walls to seashells, ukuleles and pottery figurines hanging from the ceiling, this eclectically decorated and crammed diner is a cozy meeting place for yuppies. The Mediterranean menu pays homage to Turkish, Greek and Lebanese cuisines. Although Greek shrimp and roast lamb souvlaki, Turkish kebabs (lamb, chicken), and Lebanese chicken and beef shawarmas define the menu, the wraps (shish taouk, falafel, baba ghanouj) take centre stage with regulars. Mains $4.50–$16.

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    1006 Bloor St. W. (at Westmoreland Ave.)
  • 416-538-1913

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