Neni's all-you-can-eat Middle Eastern brunch: reviews and photos

For lovers of brunch and gourmet dishes, head to Neni restaurant every Sunday, from 12pm to 3pm. What's on the menu? An all-you-can-eat buffet with sweet and savory items straight from the Middle East, including traditional mezze, salads, hummus (chickpea, beet), sandwiches à la minute (falafel pita), toast, homemade cakes, knafeh... During the meal, children can enjoy the restaurant's playroom, complete with ball pool, teepee, books, dinette, coloring pages, board games and play mats!

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For a brunch that will make your taste buds travel, count €19 per child and €39 per adult. If you can't make it on Sunday, Neni offers a family menu on Saturday too, with a children's menu ( mini Neni) at €14, served up to age 12. Kids can choose from Korean-style fried chicken, grilled salmon fillet with mashed potatoes, sweet potato fries, basmati rice or beet fregola. For dessert, it's chocolate or blueberry muffins, or fresh fruit salad.

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But let's get back to brunch. In the restaurant's magnificent and immense dining room, you can enjoy fresh produce, which is not always the same from week to week. And although the dishes are inspired by Israeli, Turkish, Persian and other cuisines, it's important to note that the meats are neither kosher nor halal. And in addition to Middle Eastern specialties, you'll also find the brunch staples: viennoiseries, cheese and charcuterie. However, there's a real originality to this address, and both the setting and the menu are a departure from the usual brunch fare. Here, no French toast or avocado toast, but knafeh and nenis. And the food is excellent.