Tabbouleh
Cracked wheat, tomatoes, onions, parsley, lemon, olive oil.
8,00 €
Restaurant terrace · Nantes
Restaurant with terrace in Nantes,
Le Cèdre
When the sun is out, enjoy Le Cèdre's homemade mezze, marinated grills and Lebanese wines, the first Lebanese restaurant in Nantes, in the heart of the Île de Nantes.
Why come
The pleasure of a Lebanese meal in Nantes
In the heart of the Île de Nantes
Le Cèdre welcomes you at 20 rue Kervegan, a few steps from the Bouffay district, right in the centre of Nantes.
A 100% homemade cuisine
Cold and hot mezze, marinated grills and syrup-soaked desserts, made in house every day.
Real-time booking
Book your table in a few clicks via Zenchef, or by phone for larger parties.
1988
On rue Kervegan since
1st
Lebanese restaurant in Nantes
100%
Homemade cuisine
Why choose Le Cèdre
A convivial restaurant in the heart of Nantes
When the warm days return, Nantes is lived outdoors. Le Cèdre invites you to extend that pleasure by enjoying a generous Lebanese cuisine in the heart of the Île de Nantes. Located at 20 rue Kervegan since 1988, the first Lebanese restaurant in the city stays faithful to one simple idea: sharing a convivial table, at lunch and dinner.
Here there are no standardised dishes: the menu is 100% homemade. Cold and hot mezze, marinated grills and syrup-soaked desserts make up a meal you take your time to share. A selection of Lebanese wines goes with it all, to rediscover every flavour of the Mediterranean, a few steps from the Bouffay district.
What to taste at Le Cèdre
Mezze, grills and Lebanese wines to share
A meal at Le Cèdre always begins with the mezze, those small cold and hot preparations set in the centre of the table. You graze at your own pace, you swap, you start again: that is the whole spirit of Lebanese cuisine. Then come the grills, meats marinated in spices then grilled, fragrant and generous, in the same logic of sharing.
To finish, the syrup-soaked desserts bring a sweet, fragrant note, to enjoy with a glass of Lebanese wine, from an ancient Mediterranean vineyard. Whether you come as a couple, with family or with friends, Le Cèdre creates a warm moment, at lunch and dinner, in the heart of Nantes.
On the menu when the sun is out
The fine-weather table, dish by dish
When the weather is fine, you want freshness and sharing. Here, taken straight from our menu, are the cold mezze and drinks guests love to order for a meal that lingers, set in the centre of the table and completed as you wish.
Cold mezze to share
Fattoush
Salad of tomatoes, cucumber, onions, crisp pita, peppers.
8,00 €
Mutabbal
Smoked aubergine dip.
8,00 €
Warak Enab
Vine leaves stuffed with rice.
7,50 €
A drink and an iced treat
Arak
5,00 €
Lebanese beer
4,50 €
Non-alcoholic cocktail
5,00 €
Oriental Orange
2 scoops of orange ice cream, cinnamon, orange pieces.
7,50 €
Dishes and prices from our menu, subject to change. Available seats are confirmed when you book.
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Continue your visit of Le Cèdre
The restaurant is only one side of Le Cèdre. Discover the rest of the house, from the menu to special occasions, and book your table in Nantes.
Frequently asked questions
Restaurant with terrace in Nantes: your questions
Does Le Cèdre have a terrace in Nantes?
When the weather is fine, Le Cèdre welcomes you to enjoy its Lebanese cuisine in the heart of the Île de Nantes, at 20 rue Kervegan. To check availability, the simplest way is to book online via Zenchef or to call us on +33 2 40 20 15 61.
Where is the Le Cèdre restaurant located?
Le Cèdre is located at 20 rue Kervegan, 44000 Nantes, on the Île de Nantes, a few steps from the Bouffay district. It is the first Lebanese restaurant in the city, opened on rue Kervegan in 1988.
How do I book a table at Le Cèdre in Nantes?
You can book your table in real time via Zenchef, directly from the site. For larger parties or a special request, call us on +33 2 40 20 15 61.
What can you eat at Le Cèdre?
The menu is 100% homemade: cold and hot mezze, marinated grills and syrup-soaked desserts, served with a selection of Lebanese wines. Many vegetable-based mezze also make it possible to build a vegetarian meal.
What should you order at Le Cèdre when the weather is fine?
Cold mezze are ideal: tabbouleh, fattoush, mutabbal or vine leaves stuffed with rice (warak enab), shared in the centre of the table. For drinks, the menu offers arak, a Lebanese beer or a non-alcoholic cocktail, and the oriental orange, two scoops of orange ice cream with cinnamon, ends the meal on a fresh note.
Does Le Cèdre offer delivery or takeaway?
Yes. Le Cèdre offers takeaway and delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo. For your events, the house also puts together a Lebanese buffet on quotation.
Book
Book your table at Le Cèdre in Nantes
Homemade mezze, marinated grills and Lebanese wines await you at 20 rue Kervegan, in the heart of the Île de Nantes. Book online and come and enjoy the Lebanese cuisine of Le Cèdre.
Looking for a restaurant with a terrace in Nantes to enjoy homemade Lebanese cuisine? Le Cèdre, the first Lebanese restaurant in the city, opened on rue Kervegan in 1988, welcomes you at 20 rue Kervegan, on the Île de Nantes, a few steps from the Bouffay district. There you share cold and hot mezze, marinated grills and syrup-soaked desserts, served with a selection of Lebanese wines. Real-time booking via Zenchef, takeaway and delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo, and a catering service on quotation for your weddings, seminars and family meals: Le Cèdre keeps Lebanese cuisine alive in the heart of Nantes, at lunch and dinner.