Lebanese desserts in Nantes, Le Cèdre
homemade since 1988

Lebanese syrup desserts, a tradition

In Lebanese cuisine, the meal ends with syrup-soaked desserts: delicate pastries whose fragrant sweetness balances the mezze and grills that came before. At Le Cèdre, the first Lebanese restaurant in Nantes, opened on rue Kervegan in 1988, these desserts are made in house, like the whole menu.

Served at the end of the meal, these Lebanese desserts extend the sharing spirit of the table: you graze, you taste, you go along with a coffee or a glass of Lebanese wine. It is this sweet, fragrant note that closes a true Lebanese lunch or dinner in Nantes.

Homemade Lebanese pastries

Lebanese pastries are among the great sweets of the Mediterranean. Delicate and generous, they are enjoyed in small portions, often to share. At Le Cèdre, they are made in house, in the same spirit as our mezze and our fire-grilled dishes.

Whether you finish a meal in the dining room on rue Kervegan or order takeaway, these desserts keep the same care in their preparation. Made in house, they offer a fragrant end to the meal, faithful to the flavours of Lebanon that Le Cèdre has kept alive in Nantes for more than thirty years.

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Desserts in Lebanese cuisine

Syrup-soaked desserts belong to the great tradition of Lebanese cuisine, Mediterranean and built on sharing. To learn more about its history and diversity, discover Lebanese cuisine and its heritage of conviviality.

Where to enjoy Lebanese desserts in Nantes

In Nantes, it is at Le Cèdre that you can taste these homemade Lebanese desserts. 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 syrup-soaked desserts.

You can enjoy our desserts on site, at lunch and dinner, after booking online, to close a meal of mezze and grills. For your events, Le Cèdre also puts together a Lebanese buffet on quotation, desserts included, with the same homemade cuisine served at the restaurant.

Your Lebanese desserts for takeaway in Nantes

Beyond the dining room, Le Cèdre offers its Lebanese desserts for takeaway and delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo. You can extend a meal at home on a sweet note, or round off an order of mezze and grills with homemade syrup-soaked sweets.

Lebanese desserts in Nantes: your questions