Al Diwan Mediterranean Cuisine & Bar

4 Juan Jesus Robledo - 3 months ago

Its the restaurant in the Baruk hotel i was stayed there before getting married to my girlfriend three years ago. I remembered the breakfast menú was very good delicious breakfast items.
This time went for my furst meal of the day kind if late around 3:30 so it was more like lunch and had the Mediterranean Lebanese style buffet nice experience, friendly staff from valet attendant, the person offering you Turkish style tea or coffee ☕. To the lovely hosts and wait staff in the restaurant. In general nice experience...

2 Ernie Peacock - a month ago

Our first experience at Al Diwan. The ambiance was nice but I was surprised to see two men (presumably managers) smoking hookah pipes in the restaurant. It is very clean and well serviced by the staff. The food was not what I expected nor the variety I expected. No dessert was included in the pricy lunch buffet ($295 pesos + tax), which I found disappointing. The Lebanese style coffee served with the meal was excellent. The tacos served in pita bread contained a very poor quality beef with way too much gristle.

5 Rwan ElBakry - 3 months ago

The hotel welcomed us with some Arabic coffee and tea. I really liked the variety and the options of the Lebanese food. The chef himself came to check on us and introduced himself. A very nice experience.

4 Will van Ingen - 3 months ago

Food can be good or really good. The service is unhappy. Too bad they just don't smile.

4 Jan M - 7 months ago

Great service; nice presentation

5 Akeel Jabber - SaaS District - a year ago

Fantastic authentic Arabic food in Guadalajara and top notch service by all the staff there, especially the Chef. Highly recommend and will be back.

1 Daniel Glez - a year ago

Disappointing. I drove 15 min to this restaurant and arrived at 10:40pm. I was told I could only order to go and “maybe”. Because the restaurant was closing.
Google says it’s open 24/7