LeBlanc Restaurant

I order from this place at least 3 times a week! Im am so amazed by the way the get every order right. They have the best food in all categorize.

Last weekend my husband and I ordered food from these guys for delivery. First of all it took about 15 minutes just to place the order, the guy who picked up didn’t have a clue what came on the plates so before I could ask for someone else he handed the phone to a lady that works there. I had to place my whole order with her, at least she knew what came on the plates and what options we had. She said that the food will be delivered in 20 minutes. About an hour later we called the restaurant and asked if maybe they forgot about our delivery? The lady said that the driver called us many times and he is looking for parking for the last 30 minutes and if we can come outside to get our food. First of all we got ZERO calls and believe me we were attached to our phones… we were hungry like wolves. I sent my husband downstairs as instructed… he paced the perimeter of our street, NOBODY was there! He went to the back street… NOBODY was there! He was gone for like 10 – 15 minutes. When he came back he was pissed! Finally we get a call from the driver on our cell, he said where are we? He is looking for us?! REALLY! What a liar, my husband got very angry with him on the phone and told him to take his cold food and go back to the restaurant… we ended up ordering from another local place. We DID NOT try their food so I cannot comment on their cuisine and what we ordered looked and sounded good to us! Do not order for deliver, especially if you are hungry! Maybe try to go and eat there!

The shish kabob was prepared well but it looked like I got half of what was shown in the picture according to the Eat 24 app. I also had to eat it cold because they did not honor my request to have it delivered at a specific time and instead delivered it over an hour early before I could take my lunch break. Driver didn’t seem to care though. I would suggest adding a specific reminder in the special instructions field for the staff to check the requested delivery time rather than assume it is asap. I spent a lot of money on the order and the tip was locked in because I paid ahead on credit. Had it not been locked in, I might have withheld it.

Much better experience than my previous review. They’re under new management now and they were kind enough to give me a complimentary lunch after my negative previous experience. Service was great and the meat was delicious. I will be back.

I did love this restaurant until I got little «surprise» from them! I had ordered food from LeBlanc several times and everything was just perfect: home baked lavash-​bread, juicy meat and fresh vegetables. BUT! There is a huge BUT for today’s order! I made delivery order from this restaurant and I got three plastic bags full of food. They were so nice to put some plastic forks, spoons and napkins, there where I found my special surprise. I took one of those napkins and realised that there was something in it — it was somebody’s gum.
Somebody swallowed his gum in that napkin, and they bring it to me! It’s disgusting! Now, I’m not even sure that they wash their hands when they serving their customers. I’m so disappointed.

Ordered delivery for some chicken Alfredo and Greek salad. The Alfredo was very hot and had a lot of white meat chicken (no fatty parts) Very delicious. Just wish they had shrimp Alfredo. The salad was very fresh and yummy also defiantly will order again from them.

Let me start by saying that the management and team work in this place is absolutely AMAZING.
We held my 25^th birthday party here and the set up was beyond expectations. The food was delicious, the bartender was fantastic he had drinks ready to go left to right, very attentive waiters, and over all just an unforgettable place to be. I would definitely hold another gathering at the Leblanc restaurant.

This place is GREAT! Placed an order for delivery and got an estimated time of 35 – 45 minutes. 10 minutes later I received a text advising that they were very busy and my order will be delivered in 1 hour (which I thought was very considerate of them to let me know). Our order was delivered within 45 minutes and the food was sooo good. My boyfriend ordered the Chicken Pesto Sandwich and I got the Italian Sandwich with a large Chef’s Salad to share, and we had enough for left overs. We’ll be ordering from here again.

I cannot understand why Unilocal claims this is a 4 star restaurant when there are so many horrible reviews, and my experience supports them. This business clearly is gaming the system.
I have ordered from them multiple times and it takes more than 90 minutes to deliver an order after promising 45, and when you call to inquire they yell at you and tell you to learn how Eat24 works.
They have also unacceptably substituted items in my order without asking EVER SINGLE TIME I ORDER. How hard is it to call and ask if it’s acceptable to substitute an item? I can accept that sometimes a place will be out of something, but don’t substitute without asking.
The final time I got my order, the Yogurt Cucumber spread/​dip was completely spoiled and they didn’t do a thing about it. It must have spoiled during the over-​extended ride over.
Overall the food is mediocre and has no business being so expensive considering all of their other problems.

I ordered today. And I’m so disappointed! Looking at Unilocal reviews everything supposed to be great. First i was waiting for delivery 1 hour 18 min. When they said I’ll get it in 45 min. I ordered Borsch, Lentil soup, Eggplant Caviar. When I’ve finally got my order, everything was cold!!! I know Armenian kitchen as well. So I definitely know that Borsch suppose to be hot! Food wasn’t so tasty as i was expecting. I’ll never order from them again.

Ordered from here tonight for dinner, my food was delicious! And my lentil soup was surprisingly good! Almost as good as my mom’s, almost! :) Delivery went smoothly, all my food was made correctly and was accounted for. Definitely will order from them again!

A strange vibe.
Seems designed for banquets or parties.
Needs to be fixed.
But on to the food…
Rice was pretty good. Very moist. Probably lots of butter.
Beef kabobs were tasty, but 80% of pieces contained material that should have been cut out.
Giant inflated pizza dough (in lieu of pita bread) was pretty good.
But the calzone needed a lot more flavor. Better cheese, some oregano and garlic in the sauce, etc…

Thank you for providing such a beautiful venue for a special event for us! We had a great time and greatly enjoyed the vast food options and their delicious taste!

If you’re in the area, this is a fabulous place to dine or hangout at night. The first time my family and I came in we received an pizza flatbread on the house and It was delicious !! We ordered yogurt dip and hummus as an appetizer and I could tell the hummus was fresh !! Not very common finding good and fresh hummus but this place did it :) not to mention the inside décor is gorgeous.

I’ve been to many Mediterranean spots before but this place is the best. From the outside it looks like it’s closed but once you step in, its a whole other world, the atmosphere is great everything fits into it, the lighting the seating looks very well put together. The staff is very friendly, polite and attentive and the FOOD, the food is something else I love their beef lule kabab the taste of the meat is mind blowing so delicious the pita bread so soft and I’m not a big fan of pita bread this is the only
place I eat pita bread At. The whole combination of beef rice and tomato is like an explosion of flavors in your mouth, almost addicting, IT IS THAT GOOD!

I ordered The shish kabob chicken kabob and the beef lulu kabob. They all literally taste like im eating a piece of charcoal. Very gross. Couldnt even finish my meal.
Chris

We just moved in this neighborhood about a month ago and have already ordered from here several times… We have tried their Italian cuisine and Mediterranean cuisine… Which is omgoodnessssss … U eat ur fingers with. everything was mouthwatering… I specifically like the mushroom ravioli with pink sauce and all the kebobs… Love this place!!! Take out is great… Havent dined in yet.

Just ordered lunch from LeBlanc to help local businesses. Based on the reviews, and the photographs provided on Unilocal,I thought it would be a safe bet for Salad, Yogurt and Pickles. Basic middle eastern food. Basic.
Yogurt and Pickles were good enough. Not the best I’ve had.
But, I cannot complain as these items are to be prepared before the day starts. These are appetizers that all middle eastern restaurants have on hand at all times.
Pickles take weeks to prepare, and the yogurt is a mix as well.
The salad is supposed to be made to order.
What I ordered was the «Chopped Salad».
Definitely NOT chopped.
The «bacon bits» were not bits, but instead were strips of cold chewy bacon.
The chicken was ICE cold, and dry. I could tell it had been refrigerated and possibly 2 – 3 days old.
On the up side, the lettuce and tomatoes were fresh. So I salvaged what I could and opted for a lettuce and tomato salad.
I decided to call and inform them of the experience and a woman who did not speak a lick of english could not understand the issue.
I will definitely not order from here again.
As I will continue find «up to par» local businesses to support.

What an amazing place!!! So delicious! Everything from the hummus to the flat bread was amazing! We ordered on line and it was delivered in 30 min. Well worth it! I will defiantly be ordering from here very soon. This might be out new spot.

We did takeout Saturday evening, partially curious because this location changes restaurant names and even businesses like socks.
A few of us have been joking that the site was a front for the Russian or Armenian Mafia for years. But seriously, I don’t know why previous owners kept changing names, restaurants, what they’re doing, or whatever. When they had a market there, I was actually quite friendly with a couple of the people there. For a while, they had *delicious* lahmajune (thin Armenian «pizza») that tasted like the sort of homemade stuff you might get in an Armenian house. Really great. But like all things in this location, that was very short-​lived. It was an Armenian market maybe ten years ago. That changed owners. The new owner kept the market for a while, opened a bakery, changing items frequently. That then turned that into a small restaurant that served all sorts of things, from Armenian food to pizza to cheesesteak sandwiches. Then he changed the market into a restaurant. After that, he changed the name to another restaurant. Then it changed names again several months later. After that, I lost track because the restaurants changed names continuously, with some sounding sort of Russian, one having a sign with a nautical motif, and on and on, changing names/​types of restaurants and/​or markets several times a year, never sending menus out in the community, and obviously never keeping a consistent menu.
Oh, um, yeah, the food. I called and ordered the «stuffed seas bass with spinach and cheese». The man taking the order asked, «What page is it on?» I was momentarily taken aback since it’s only a 3 – 4 page menu. He then fished through the menu, finally finding the menu item. I got the taboule and Persian salad. We also ordered «beef stroganov». Both dishes were $ 11.99. I went to pick it up half an hour later, the time he said it would be ready, and it was all ready to go. The room is large and mostly white with white seats and tables, and some large photography-​type lights and some musical equipment was on one side of the spacious room. Three people were seated at one table eating, speaking what I believe was Russian.
The «seas bass» was good, and a good value for the money, and the taboule was good if not fresh (taboule starts to turn soft after a few hours, and I ordered in the evening) and the Persian salad was tasty. Nothing amazing, but fine, and a very good value. The «beef stroganov» was quite tasty, if not amazing, and comes covered with potato strings, or thin French Fries, and a large salad, a lot of food for not very much money.
I’m mostly writing about this in detail because I haven’t been there in several years, not since it was a market, so I was really curious to see what it was like since it has gone through many incarnations. The owners are new, thankfully, and I hope that this restaurant prospers. That they are the first of anyone from this location to send out menus or have a website is promising.
They serve kabobs, sandwiches (including kabob sandwiches and BLTs), salads, and various specialties. It might be worth checking out their kabobs as well.
Also…for kabobs, the ones that are in a side restaurant inside Valley Produce or Nan Dagh Kabob Dagh (Lindley and Sherman Way) are pretty good bets, and I have a feeling that the place by Q Market (White Oak and Vanowen) is really good. The food smells great there, and their gorma sabzi was good. But Leblanc, if they are around for a while, seem like a good addition to the neighborhood. And given the dizzying array of restaurants that have changed like socks here in the last ten years, that would be fantastic.