21/10/2026
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Berut Bistro is a restaurant in Marylebone that celebrates Beirut’s enduring spirit through bold Lebanese flavours and rich traditions. Located at 32 Paddington Street, the venue welcomes guests with warm hospitality from the moment they walk in, including attentive service led by Kazi, who offers recommendations and helps diners feel at home. The menu highlights Lebanese classics such as hummus topped with beef and pine nuts in a dish called Ras Asfour. Its approach to ordering encourages variety, from smooth and bright flavours to classic options and sweet finishes.
32 Paddington Street
London
W1U 4HE
Berut Bistro, Paddington Street, London
Public transport
- Tube: From Paddington Station (Circle/Hammersmith & City/Elizabeth/District), walk toward Edgware Road and then along Praed Street to Paddington Street (about 10–15 minutes on foot, depending on your exact starting point).
- Tube: From Lancaster Gate (Central line), take a short bus or taxi to the area around Paddington Street, or walk via Bayswater/Paddington (typically 25–35 minutes on foot).
- Bus: Use buses serving the Paddington/Edgware Road corridor and get off near Praed Street/Marsham Street area, then walk a few minutes to Paddington Street.
Driving and parking
- Sat nav: Enter “Paddington Street, London” and follow local road signs to the nearest access point.
- Parking: Look for nearby pay-and-display bays and short-stay car parks around Paddington/Edgware Road. Expect limited spaces and possible congestion charges depending on your route.
- Note: Central London parking is often restricted by time limits and resident permit zones—check signage before leaving the car.
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Berut Bistro on Paddington Street in Marylebone brings a warm, celebratory spirit to Lebanese dining. The restaurant’s focus on bold flavours and rich traditions shines through in every detail, from the inviting atmosphere to the thoughtful hospitality that makes you feel at home the moment you arrive.
A standout feature is the service, with Kazi setting the tone for genuine Lebanese warmth. Whether you’re a regular or visiting for the first time, there’s always a friendly welcome and helpful recommendations to guide your meal.
The menu offers plenty of familiar favourites alongside dishes that feel distinctly special. Hummus takes centre stage in comforting classics, including Ras Asfour: small pieces of sautéed meat served with beef and pine nuts over smooth hummus. It’s a satisfying combination that balances savoury depth with a rich, aromatic finish.
For those who like variety, Berut Bistro nails the “a little bit of everything” approach—offering options that cover smooth, bright and classic flavours, with something sweet to round things off beautifully. Whether you’re coming for a relaxed meal or sharing plates with someone else, it’s an easy place to enjoy great food in a welcoming setting.