Byblos Harbour

Bold Flavors on the Waterfront

Byblos Harbour delivers authentic Lebanese cuisine in a stylish, modern setting overlooking the Thames. Located at The Waterfront, Westquay Walk, this vibrant spot is perfectly placed for concert-goers heading to East London’s top venues. With warm hospitality, a wide-ranging menu, and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s a popular pick for anyone looking to savor Middle Eastern flavors before catching a show.

Why Concert-goers love it

Whether you're headed to a riverside gig or a major arena nearby, Byblos Harbour is a convenient pre-show stop. The restaurant is known for its quick service, making it ideal for those on a schedule. The vibe is lively yet not too loud, perfect for getting into the concert spirit without shouting over your hummus. Plus, with generous portions and flavorful dishes, you’ll be fueled up and ready to rock.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to share mezze and laughter before a night out
• Solo travelers grabbing a tasty bite on their way to a bucket-list gig
• Couples enjoying a romantic evening with waterfront views
• Fans who want a fun, energetic spot to build the pre-show buzz
• Budget-conscious music lovers seeking flavor without the splurge

What People Say

Reviews consistently highlight the authentic Lebanese flavors, especially the grilled meats, falafel, and fresh tabbouleh. Visitors love the welcoming staff and comfortable ambiance, with many noting the restaurant's beautiful waterside location as a standout feature. The value for money and variety of vegetarian options also get frequent praise.

Areas for Improvement

Some diners mention that service can get a bit slower during peak hours, especially on weekends. A few reviews suggested the music playlist could better match the stylish vibe. But overall, the experience remains a hit with both locals and travelers alike.

The Bottom Line

Byblos Harbour is a flavorful, friendly spot that checks all the boxes for a pre-concert meal—great food, quick service, and a riverside setting that’s hard to beat.