Le Grand Liban

The venue's website states 'grillades halal savoureuses' and marks meat dishes (brochettes) with an 'H' icon on the menu. The halal claim comes from the venue itself, not an external certifier. No independent halal accreditation is cited. The claim is reliable for the venue's stated halal sourcing, but confirmation with staff is advised for those concerned about certification.

The menu clearly marks dishes as VG (vegan) with a dedicated icon, including items like hommos, baba ghanoush, and falafel. The kitchen is shared, and no specific cross-contact mitigation for vegan vs. non-vegan is described. Reliable for selecting marked dishes, but ethical vegans should confirm no shared cooking surfaces if that is a concern.

The menu marks vegetarian dishes with a dedicated V icon across many options. Lebanese cuisine naturally offers abundant vegetarian mezzes. No dedicated kitchen, but staff are reported trained. Reliable for marked menu choices.

Many dishes carry a dedicated gluten-free icon on the menu, among them hummus, baba ghanoush, and halloumi. The kitchen is shared, and the venue's own site acknowledges cross-contamination risk. Staff are reportedly trained, but no dedicated fryer or separate prep area is documented. Marked choices are considered reliable, though coeliac-sensitive diners should confirm cross-contact handling before ordering.