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Produce chosen daily
Semolina, dried fruit, milk and orange blossom are chosen day by day, never stocked, in the same spirit as the rest of the menu.
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House sweets · Lyon 3
Lebanese desserts in Lyon
Lebanon, a bridge between East and West: baklava in syrup, orange-blossom mhalabieh and semolina pastries, to carry the journey through one last bite.
Every dish has a story
The Lebanese dessert, one last story at the table
At Layali Beyrouth, the end of the meal is approached just as it is in Lebanon: a fragrant pastry, made with produce chosen fresh each day, to share after the mezze and the grills. Enjoy it in our dining room in the heart of Lyon 3, as takeaway or delivered.
“A Lebanese dessert is an ending you share, like one last story told around the table.”
01 · The essentials
Why choose our Lebanese desserts in Lyon
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Traditional pastry
Our sweets follow the gestures of oriental pastry: crisp filo, fragrant syrups and delicate creams, prepared by a chef qualified in Lebanese cuisine.
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Dine-in or takeaway
A portion to end the meal, an assortment to share, or an order as Click & Collect and delivery in Lyon via Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
02 · Our menu
The desserts served at the restaurant
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A short menu of Lebanese desserts, made to close a mezze or grill meal on a sweet, fragrant and shared note, from creamy mhalabieh to baklava in syrup.
- Mhalabiehمهلبية8,00 €
Milk cream scented with orange blossom, served fresh in a small dish.
- Katayef eachقطايف3,00 €
Little filled pancakes in the oriental tradition, soaked in a light syrup.
- Baklava eachبقلاوة3,00 €
Crisp layers of filo pastry, a filling of dried fruit and fragrant syrup.
- Namoura eachنمورة3,00 €
A moist semolina cake glazed with orange-blossom syrup.
- Pastry assortment per portion8,00 €
A selection of oriental sweets prepared day by day, according to what comes in.
- Dessert of the moment8,00 €
A Lebanese sweet creation offered by the chef through the seasons.
Chapter · Tradition
Lebanese sweetness, a family affair
In Lebanon, dessert closes the meal without ever weighing it down. It reaches the table after the mezze and the grills, to be shared in small portions, with a Lebanese coffee or a mint tea. At Layali Beyrouth this ending has been carried by the couple at the stove for fifteen years: the chef in the kitchen, his wife in the dining room.
To build your meal, extend your mezze or grills with our baklava in syrup, then browse the full menu to discover the whole Lebanese table served in Lyon.
Signature sweet
Baklava, crisp filo layers in syrup
Among our desserts, baklava holds pride of place. Fine layers of filo pastry, a filling of dried fruit and a fragrant syrup: each piece plays on the contrast between the crispness of the pastry and the sweetness of the syrup. A short, fragrant bite, in the tradition of oriental pastry.
It is rarely eaten alone, often in an assortment with a creamy mhalabieh or a portion of namoura. Enjoy it in our dining room at 38 rue du Dauphiné, as takeaway with Click & Collect or delivered in Lyon via Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
Signature sweets
Two must-tries from our menu
- Our mhalabiehmilk cream scented with orange blossom, served fresh in a small dish, for a light ending.
- Our baklavacrisp layers of filo pastry, a filling of dried fruit and fragrant syrup, by the piece or as an assortment.
For a birthday, a company meal or a private hire, discover our group offers and our catering service.
FAQ
Your questions about Lebanese desserts in Lyon
Which Lebanese desserts can you order in Lyon at Layali Beyrouth?
Our Lebanese dessert menu brings together the classics of oriental pastry: baklava with dried fruit, orange-blossom mhalabieh, katayef, semolina namoura and an assortment of sweets according to what comes in. Each dessert is shown with its French name and its Arabic title, in keeping with the multilingual menu of the family restaurant at 38 rue du Dauphiné, Lyon 3.
Are the Lebanese desserts available as takeaway or delivery in Lyon?
Yes. The Lebanese desserts can be ordered dine-in, as Click & Collect from Lyon 3, or delivered via Uber Eats and Deliveroo across the Lyon area. The pastries are packed to preserve their texture, whether an individual portion, an assortment or a meal ending for a group.
What are the opening hours to enjoy a Lebanese dessert in Lyon 3?
Layali Beyrouth welcomes you Monday to Saturday, 12pm, 2pm for lunch and 7pm, 11pm for dinner. The oriental pastries close the restaurant's set menus and can also be ordered on their own at the end of service, dine-in or takeaway.
Are the desserts made with fresh produce every day?
The produce used for the Lebanese desserts, semolina, dried fruit, milk, orange blossom, is chosen fresh day by day, without stock, in the same spirit as the rest of the menu. The chef, qualified in Lebanese cuisine, and his wife in the dining room make sure every pastry reflects the family tradition of the restaurant, open since May 2010.
Can Lebanese desserts be included in a catering order or a group meal in Lyon?
Yes. Lebanese desserts fit into the catering services and group meals offered by Layali Beyrouth. Pastry platters, baklava assortments or individual mhalabieh dishes can be added to a set menu for a birthday, a private hire or a company meal, on a quote tailored to your project.
How can you book a table to discover Lebanese desserts in Lyon?
To taste the Lebanese desserts on site, book a table at 38 rue du Dauphiné in Lyon 3 by phone on 04 72 34 94 05 or via the online booking form. The pastries are then ordered at the end of the meal or alongside a Lebanese coffee, in the family spirit of the place.
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Online booking, from lunch to dinner. Groups up to 30 people on request, with an adapted menu.