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Sheikh’s Palace

Area location: Gauteng - Johannesburg - North + Sandton - Rivonia
Address / how to get there: Corner of 9th Avenue and Rivonia Road
Open for...: lunch,dinner
Contact: 011 807 4119
Published: 18 Feb 09
Service: friendly, well trained and very well informed
Winelist: Diners Club Award of Excellence; treasures to suit all tastes and budgets; wide range of SA wines and imports that include Lebanese, French icons including a vast Champagne selection; many wines by the glass; single malts aplenty; no BYO
Other features...: Child friendly, Wheelchair Friendly, Smoking Permitted.
Avg Price: R100 - R120
Food: lebanese
 
Lebanese opulence at its finest. Olive oil-drizzled loubieh green beans, daffadeh garlic-marinated frogs legs and samboosek jebneh cheese pies are complemented by belly dancers. Mains and starters are very nice but desserts are phenomenally good. The zhoudel set (aka ladies wrist pastries) have a perfect rosewater custard filling. The alcoholic beverages on offer are astonishing – should you feel the need for Mouton Rothschild, Château Pétrus, Taittinger or a 1930s bottle of Johnny Walker in its original packaging (which will set you back $48,000), this is the place to go. Excellent, homemade orange blossom infused lemonade is on offer for younger brethren.
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