Beirut Café and Bakery

was in the area and tried a dream sandwich, it was yummyyyy. The restaurant itself was clean, there was out door seating available as well, it's a cute restaurant for a lunch . Very clean, very friendly staff. Heads up they serve alcohol though.

Its worth a try. I tried a Gyro and it was good. It is halal and there are not many halal restaurants in St Louis so that is definetly a bonus. Located in the hustling and bustling CWE. Good Location. Parking on street.

The food is generally good, but there's often a long wait (~30 minutes or so) after you place your order.

It is in a good location in the heart of the city. The Central West End is one of the few places people of all races and ages get together in St Louis. It is also very convenient for me as I work a lot in that area. However, the only problem is that while I respect that the food is halal, it does not taste good. I talked to one of the guys who was helping cook and my guess is that a white guy from St Louis may not be the best guy to cook Arabic food, as it was very bland and tasteless like a typical midwestern meal, but maybe they have someone else cooking now.

Just came back from eating at this place. It's small restaurant but it's located in a really nice part of CWE. Parking is pretty much all around the street so that can take time especially it's crowded. The food was pretty good. We ordered the combo kabob sandwich (beef and chicken). For what we paid for I wish they would put more meat but it still tasted pretty good. The fries needed seasoning. Overall I am glad another halal place opened in STL and if you are in the CWE I would suggest giving this place a shot.

A rare halal restaurant that has it all: good halal food, great service, and clean environment.