Menu from Mazar
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Chicken Kafta Meshwi
3 skewers of charcoal grilled minced chicken, onions, spices & parsley, served with fries or salad
Lahem Meshwi
3 skewers of charcoal grilled tender cubes of lamb
Moussaka
Aubergine, chickpeas, onions, garlic, tomatoes & olive oil
Seafood
Tiger Prawns
Tiger prawns sautéed with butter, garlic, coriander, lemon juice with or without chilli
Calamari
Sea Bass
Grilled or fried sea bass served with mixed vegetables
Starters
Lebanese Salad
Cucumber, lettuce, tomatoes, green pepper, red pepper & dressing
Smoked Salmon Salad
Sambousek
Deep fried pastry filled with feta cheese
More about the restaurant: Mazar
Mazar London allows you to enjoy a slice of the Levant in Battersea. This Lebanese restaurant serves up some of the city’s freshest meze and provides superlative service. Found on Battersea Square just steps from the Thames, the restaurant is situated in an ideal location near numerous transport links including Clapham Junction just a stone’s throw away. An ideal spot to throw an unforgettable party, Mazar can accommodate up to 140 seated diners for events ranging from weddings and corporate events to special disco parties and birthday celebrations. Whether it’s an intimate date night or a special celebration, it’s going to be excellent. So stop by and see what we mean.
Frequently asked questions
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Does Mazar serve Lebanese food?
Thinking about making a Mazar booking?
Lebanese mezze is one of our favourite ways to dine out, and the spectacular spread on offer at Mazar Battersea is sure to blow you away. Situated on Battersea Square, Mazar is well worth visiting no matter where in London you happen to be based. This sociable way of dining means it’s perfect for eating out with a group of friends, family or colleagues. Mix and match from an array of Mazar’s meze including favourites like charcoal-grilled halloumi, Lebanese moussaka, labneh, falafel, fatayer and arayes chicken, or go exotic by ordering dafadeh (frogs legs) or haliwat (lamb sweet bread with lemon juice).
If you’re not fond of sharing food, we are very sorry for your loss... However, don’t fret because you will also find some appealing main courses on the menu that are all for you. How about a rib-eye steak with garlic butter, tomatoes, mushrooms and chips? Or maybe you’d prefer some kharouf mehshi of braised chunks of lamb marinated in special herbs & spices? No worries if you’re vegetarian or gluten-free because you’ll be able to find plenty of options that you can’t wait to sink your teeth into. So, next time you’re planning a feast of epic proportions in London you’d best be hot-footing it to Mazar in Battersea. Reserve your spot today!