
Shish Taouk
Chicken breast skewers marinated in mild spices.
17,50 €
Shish taouk, kafta, shish kebab, shawarma: meats marinated and grilled on site, served with the mezze. Book your table on rue Kervegan, in Nantes.
Lamb or chicken skewers, kafta, shawarma: every meat is marinated then grilled on site, on rue Kervegan.
Our grills arrive alongside the cold and hot mezze, in the true spirit of sharing.
Prepared on rue Kervegan, like all our 100% homemade menu since 1988.
A selection of Lebanese wines to go with grilled meats and skewers.
Shish taouk, kafta, shish kebab, shawarma: here are the grills on Le Cèdre's menu, marinated and grilled on site on rue Kervegan. Skewers, shawarma or a sharing plate, everything you need for a Lebanese meal in Nantes.

Chicken breast skewers marinated in mild spices.
17,50 €
Lamb leg skewers.
20,00 €

Minced meat, parsley, onions, spices.
17,50 €
Grilled chicken slices, marinated with lemon and spices.
17,50 €
18,00 €
Shish taouk, shish kebab and kafta.
20,00 €
Flatbread stuffed with seasoned meat.
17,50 €
Shish taouk, kafta and shawarma are also available in the full lunch set, Monday to Friday, and the kids menu includes a grill of your choice.
Grills are enjoyed at the heart of a Lebanese meal: before, during and after, here is what to build your table with in Nantes.
A selection of Lebanese wines to go with skewers and grilled meats.
Homemade syrup-soaked desserts to end the meal on a sweet note.
The same cuisine offered as a buffet for your events in Nantes, on quotation.
In Lebanese cuisine, grills hold a central place. The meats are first marinated, then grilled, which gives them that characteristic aroma found on the Lebanese table. At Le Cèdre, in Nantes, the grills are marinated and grilled on site, faithful to this tradition. They are one of the highlights of the meal, after the cold and hot mezze.
Grilling is not only about flavour: it is also a way of bringing guests together around a single dish to share. Skewers and marinated meats arrive generous, to be carved and tasted together. This generosity, faithful to the flavours of Lebanon, makes the grills one of the most convivial dishes on our menu on rue Kervegan.
Avant le chich tawouk ou la kafta, la table se garnit souvent de mezzés chauds comme le kebbé, préparés selon les recettes traditionnelles du Cèdre, premier restaurant libanais de Nantes depuis 1988.
A Lebanese meal follows a rhythm all its own. You start with the mezze, those small cold and hot preparations that are shared, then come the grills, more generous, which extend the meal. At Le Cèdre, the grills fit into this logic: they are not eaten on their own, but in the middle of a table already laid with homemade mezze.
This way of building the meal, from the lightest to the most substantial, is what makes Lebanese cuisine so convivial. Everyone helps themselves, swaps, starts again. Lebanese grills are therefore not just a main course: they are part of a whole designed for sharing, which Le Cèdre has kept alive in Nantes since 1988.
Grills are part of the great tradition of Lebanese cuisine , a Mediterranean cuisine built on marinades, fresh herbs and sharing.
Pour prolonger l’expérience, nous vous invitons à terminer par un dessert au sirop ou à choisir une bouteille à accorder avec un vin du Liban.
In Nantes, it is at Le Cèdre that these Lebanese grills come to life. Located at 20 rue Kervegan, on the Île de Nantes, a few steps from the Bouffay district, the restaurant is the first Lebanese restaurant in the city. Since 1988, it has offered a 100% homemade menu, from mezze to desserts, in a warm dining room in the heart of Nantes.
You can enjoy our grills on site, at lunch and dinner, after booking online. Le Cèdre also offers takeaway and delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo. For your events, the house puts together a Lebanese buffet on quotation, with the same homemade cuisine served at the restaurant.
In Lebanese cuisine, grills are meats marinated then grilled, which gives them their characteristic aroma. At Le Cèdre, in Nantes, they are marinated and grilled on site and served in the spirit of sharing, with the mezze.
Le Cèdre's menu offers shish kebab (lamb leg skewers), shish taouk (chicken breast skewers marinated in mild spices), kafta (minced meat, parsley, onions, spices), chicken shawarma marinated with lemon and spices, beef shawarma, arayes (flatbread stuffed with meat) and the mixed grill, a sharing plate bringing together shish taouk, shish kebab and kafta.
At Le Cèdre, 20 rue Kervegan, 44000 Nantes, on the Île de Nantes near the Bouffay district. Opened on rue Kervegan in 1988, it is the first Lebanese restaurant in the city.
Yes. Like all our menu, the grills are prepared in house on rue Kervegan. Le Cèdre has offered a 100% homemade cuisine, from mezze to desserts, since 1988.
Lebanese grills are enjoyed in the middle of a meal to share, served with the cold and hot mezze. A selection of Lebanese wines and syrup-soaked desserts round off the meal at Le Cèdre.
Yes. Le Cèdre offers takeaway and delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo, as well as a catering service on quotation for your events.
Meats marinated and grilled on site, homemade mezze and Lebanese wines await you at 20 rue Kervegan. Book your table online at Le Cèdre, in Nantes.
Le Cèdre has kept Lebanese grills alive in Nantes since 1988. As the first Lebanese restaurant in the city, located at 20 rue Kervegan on the Île de Nantes, it offers a 100% homemade menu: cold and hot mezze, grills marinated and grilled on site, syrup-soaked desserts and a selection of Lebanese wines. Faithful to the sharing spirit of the Lebanese table, the house welcomes individuals and families at lunch and dinner and puts together a Lebanese buffet on quotation for weddings, seminars and family meals. On site after booking online, for takeaway or delivery via Uber Eats and Deliveroo: the Lebanese grills of Le Cèdre look forward to seeing you in the heart of Nantes.