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Food You'll Love to Share FOOD YOU’LL LOVE TO SHARE libanai @comptoirlibanais /lecomptoirlibanais @comptoir www.comptoirlibanais.com D ALL OUR EGGS ARE FREE RANGE ALLERGIES We follow strict hygiene practices in our kitchens, but due to the presence of allergenic ingredients in some products there is a small possibility that allergen traces may be found in any item. We advise you to speak to a member of staff in our restaurants if you have any food allergies or intolerance, or ask your server to see our interactive allergen menu, or view our website http://restaurantallergens.com/comlib Service at your discretion. Any tips will be passed directly to your server. We accept all major credit cards. Our prices include Value Added Tax at the current rate. VODKA LEMONADES BEER BOTTLE Make any our fresh homemade lemonades a grown-up version... Lebanese Brew Beer 3.85 Budweiser 4.45 Toufaha 7.95 Roomana 7.95 Apple, mint and ginger Pomegranate and orange blossom Becks 4.45 Leymona 7.95 Roza 7.95 Peroni 4.55 SECRET INGREDIENTS Lemon and lime Lemon and lime with rose syrup WHITE WINES Baklawa: Middle Eastern sweet Orange blossom: A clear liquid with 175ml GLASS / 250ml GLASS / BOTTLE Comptoir Libanais Favourite White, Bekaa Valley, pastries. Perfect with coffee or fresh intense, floral orange aromas, made SPARKLING COCKTAILS GLASS rose mint tea by boiling orange blossom flowers Lebanon / 5.25 / 6.85 / 18.95 in water, and then capturing and Mimosa 7.45 Clos St Alphonse: Our exclusive own label white wine from the Fattoush: The most famous Arabic A classic blend of Prosecco and fresh orange juice Bekaa Valley, with fragrant aromas and complex yet invitingly condensing the steam. Very popular accessible flavours, bursting with mandarin and lemon salad, with mint, parsley and in Middle Eastern cuisine, used in Mona 6.95 pomegranate savoury and sweet dishes Prosecco with a dash of fragrant rose syrup Pinot Grigio Prov Di Pavia / 4.90 / 6.60 / 18.95 Italy ~ Freekeh: Native to Lebanon, it is Yara 6.95 A simple Pinot with tastes of peeled apples and pears Pomegranate Molasses: A thick, Prosecco with a dash of mulberry molasses made from green durum. The wheat Massaya Classic White / 6.30 / 8.00 / 22.95 fragrant and gloriously tangy Zeina 6.95 is roasted and rubbed to create its Prosecco with a dash of pomegranate molasses French-Lebanese Collaboration ~ Zesty, fresh with lots of fruit reduction of pomegranate juice. unique flavour and a crisp acidity A key ingredient of Middle Halloumi: DRINKS Traditionally made with Eastern-Mediterranean cooking ROSÉ WINE 175ml GLASS / 250ml GLASS / BOTTLE cow and goat’s milk, halloumi is a COMPTOIR COCKTAILS Rose Water: A flavouring made GLASS La Campagne Rosé de Cinsault / 4.45 / 5.95 / 16.95 pasteurised cheese and similar in from rose petals. It has a floral aroma Mojito Twist 7.95 France ~ A deep coloured rosé full of fresh and aromatic berries texture to a firm mozzarella, making Rum, Cointreau and soda with muddled mint and lime with a slight floral bouquet and flavour, and adds a rose flavour over crushed ice topped with pomegranate juice it a popular ingredient in Middle to each dish Eastern cooking Apple Jack 7.95 RED WINES 175ml GLASS / 250ml GLASS / BOTTLE Sumac: A dark, deep-red coloured Jack Daniel’s and apple juice with muddled lime Harissa: A chilli sauce of which the spice, made by crushing dried sour topped with cinnamon Comptoir Libanais Favourite Red, Bekaa Valley, main ingredients are red roasted Lebanon 5.25 / 6.85 / 18.95 berries, it has a citrus taste Roomana Vodka Sour / 7.95 peppers and other hot chilli Clos St Alphonse: Our exclusive own label red wine from the Bekaa peppers, spices and herbs Tahina: A thick paste made from Pomegranate juice shaken with vodka, lemon juice and rose syrup Valley, an aromatic and well-ripened wine with exotic, fruity aromas with a warming ginger sensation and delicious undertones of spice and liquorice ground sesame seeds Labneh: A thick strained yoghurt Rose and Rum Daiquiri 7.95 Zaatar: Traditional, popular blend of Rare Vinyards Pinot Noir / 4.90 / 6.60 / 18.95 made from cow’s milk. Something that Frozen blend of rum, lemon juice & rose syrup. France ~ From the foothills of the Pyrenees, soft, lightly oaked Middle Eastern spices made of thyme, is always present at a Lebanese table A simple and sophisticated drink served in a martini glass cherries and blueberries with a hint of spice sumac and sesame seeds Comptoir Cosmo / 7.95 Mezze: Small dishes made for sharing. Massaya Classic Red / 6.30 / 8.00 / 22.95 Pomegranate juice shaken with vodka, lemon juice and orange French-Lebanese Collaboration ~ Spicy notes with ripe, meaty, Mezze to the Lebanese is what tapas CHILDREN’S MENU liqueur. Simple, elegant and well balanced is to the Spanish blackberry and red fruits and a touch of chocolate AVAILABLE Virgin Sirine (non-alcoholic) / 3.95 125ml glasses available on request Harissa and sumac spiced tomato juice SPARKLING 125ml GLASS / BOTTLE Bloody Sirine / 7.95 Prosecco / 6.55 / 26.95 Vodka, harissa and sumac spiced tomato juice A fresh, dry fruity sparkling Prosecco Lanson Black / 39.00 Minta – Frozen Vodka / 7.95 Vodka, fresh mint and orange blossom frozen lemonade A 3 grape variety Champagne An optional gratuity of 12.5% will be added to your bill which is paid directly to our team members. Prices include 20% VAT. Please chat to a member of our team if you have any allergies. DRINKS IN A HURRY? Ask for your bill when you order and pay at your leisure COFFEES SYMBOL GUIDE Vegetarian Our coffee is made up of a mix of Robusta and Arabica beans, creating a full bodied, SMALL BITES & SHARERS dark roasted coffee. All of our coffees can be made with soya milk. MEZZE Americano 2.45 Mocha 2.65 SELECTION OF DIPS 8.95 Cappuccino 2.65 Espresso SINGLE 1.85 / DOUBLE 2.35 Hommos, baba ghanuj, natural labné, served with warm pita bread & pickles Latte 2.65 Macchiato SINGLE 1.85 / DOUBLE 2.05 Flat White 2.65 MEZZE PLATTER for one 9.95 for two 16.95 Baba ghanuj, hommos, tabbouleh, falafel, freekeh salad, grilled halloumi, TEA HOT CHOCOLATE pickles & warm pita bread Have you All teas are served in a teapot Hot Chocolate 2.95 tried our Steamed milk with hot chocolate baklawa selection? COLD MEZZE SIDE MEZZE Fresh Rose Mint Tea 2.45 6 pieces A refreshing blend of green tea, fresh mint, 4.25 Pickles 2.25 rose water & sugar ICED TEA DIPS All served with warm pita bread Dead sea pickles English Breakfast Tea 1.95 Iced Fresh Rose Mint Tea 3.55 Olives 2.95 Lebanese Hommos 4.95 MEZZE Our famous mint tea, served over ice Earl Grey Tea 1.95 Smooth rich chickpea purée with tahina A mix of green and black olives in an olive oil, thyme, garlic and red chilli marinade Peppermint Tea 1.95 & lemon juice SOFT DRINKS Baba Ghanuj 5.50 Camomile Tea 1.95 HOT MEZZE Mirinda 2.75 Smoked aubergine, tahina & lemon juice Jasmine Tea 1.95 Orange with pomegranate seeds Soup of the Day 4.95 Green Tea 1.95 Laziza 2.95 Muhammara 5.95 Served with Lebanese pita croutons Apple or Raspberry - Non Alcoholic Beer Spiced mixed roasted nuts, roasted red Jawaneh Chicken (5 Pieces) 5.50 pepper, cumin & olive oil FRESH LEMONADES 7-UP, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi 2.75 Grilled marinated chicken wings with Natural Labné 4.75 garlic, lemon, & pomegranate molasses Roomana Pomegranate and orange blossom 3.55 16oz Natural strained yoghurt with fresh mint, Grilled Halloumi 6.25 Leymona Lemon and lime 3.55 7up Free, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi / 2.95 spring onion, olive oil & Nigella seeds 330ml bottle Grilled halloumi marinated in thyme, with Toufaha Apple, mint and ginger 3.55 sliced tomatoes, olives and fresh mint Still or Sparkling Mineral Water 2.55 Roza 3.55 MEZZE SALADS (4 Pieces) Rose syrup, lemon and lime 330ml Falafel 4.75 Freekeh 4.50 Chickpeas, broad beans, coriander, parsley, sesame seeds, garlic and peppers, served FROZEN BLENDED LEMONADE Smoked green wheat, wild rocket, vine with tahina sauce and pickles Mira 3.55 tomato, spring onion, apple vinegar Leymona, mint and orange blossom water & mint dressing Lamb Kibbeh (3 Pieces) 5.50 Fattoush 5.25 Minced lamb wheat parcel with pine nuts & onion served with mint yoghurt Romaine lettuce, vine tomatoes, FRESHLY SQUEEZED JUICES cucumber, radish, mint and parsley, Fatayer Spinach 7.95 All our juices are freshly made to order with warm pita bread, fresh Baked pastry pie filled with spinach, Orange 3.95 Carrot and Orange 4.20 pomegranate and a sumac dressing feta cheese, sumac, pine nuts & olive oil. Tabbouleh 4.95 Served with Comptoir salad and Carrot 3.95 Carrot and Ginger 4.20 mint yoghurt Chopped parsley, cracked wheat, Apple 3.95 Mixed Juice 4.20 vine tomatoes, fresh mint & Batata Harra 3.45 white onions with a lemon Apple, Cucumber and Orange 4.20 Spiced cubed potatoes with red pepper, & olive oil dressing fresh coriander, garlic and chilli MAIN COURSES OUR FAVOURITES BURGERS TAGINES Slow-cooked casseroles served with couscous or vermicelli rice Falafel & Halloumi Burger 9.25 Halloumi Cheese Flatbread 8.95 Or go gluten-free with quinoa for £1 extra IN A HURRY? Grilled halloumi steak, falafel and smooth Oven baked flatbread with halloumi cheese, hommos in a Comptoir bun. Served with Ask for your bill when you order thyme, sesame seeds and fresh mint. Served spiced cubed potatoes Lamb Kofta 10.95 and pay at your leisure with fattoush salad and pickles Spiced minced lamb, tomato, carrots, peppers, Chicken Kofta Burger 10.45 courgettes and a minted yoghurt sauce Half Roasted Chicken 11.95 GRILLS Grilled chicken kofta, with herbs, onions and Roasted chicken marinated in pomegranate spices in a Comptoir bun.
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