A Lebanese restaurant in Zone 4, Marcory, known for its grilled meats and fresh mezze, popular with the neighborhood's Lebanese-Ivorian residents and diners seeking an alternative to Ivorian grill fare.
Al Wady Restaurant serves the Zone 4 neighborhood of Marcory, an area with a notable concentration of Lebanese-Ivorian residents and businesses, with a menu of grilled meats and fresh mezze that draws steady custom throughout the day. Grilled kafta, fattoush salad, and a mixed grill platter combining chicken, beef, and lamb are the most ordered dishes, prepared with the herb-forward, char-grilled style typical of Lebanese cooking. The dining room is comfortable and family-oriented, and the restaurant operates long hours, from late morning until midnight, making it useful for both lunch and a late dinner. Prices are moderate, with a full meal typically 5,000-11,000 XOF. It provides a genuine alternative within Zone 4 to the area's many maquis and lounges, appealing to diners wanting fresh salads and grilled meats without the smokier maquis atmosphere. Reservations are generally only needed for larger parties. Its Zone 4 location places it within easy reach of the district's other restaurants, useful for those wanting to sample Lebanese food alongside Ivorian options in one evening.
| Price | $$ |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily 11AM-midnight |
| Reservations | Only for large groups |
| Address | Zone 4, Marcory, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire |
Signature dishes
- Grilled kafta
- Fattoush salad
- Mixed grill platter
Good to know
- Known for
- Lebanese; known for grilled kafta
Location
Zone 4, Marcory, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
5.2895, -3.9965 View on map
Highlights
- Serves Zone 4's Lebanese-Ivorian community with authentic grilled dishes
- Fresh mezze and fattoush salad alongside grilled meats
- Long hours from late morning to midnight
- Family-friendly alternative to the area's maquis and lounges
Tips for visiting
- Order the mixed grill platter to sample several meats at once
- The fattoush salad is a good lighter option alongside the grills
- Reservations are only needed for larger groups
- Useful for a late dinner given its hours extend to midnight
When to visit
Dinner is the most popular time, though the long hours make it flexible for a late meal as well.
Accessibility
The restaurant is at street level in Zone 4 with generally flat, easy access.
Frequently asked questions
What is Al Wady known for?
Grilled kafta, fattoush salad, and a mixed grill platter, serving Zone 4's Lebanese-Ivorian community and wider public.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, the dining room is comfortable and geared toward families as well as groups.
How much does a meal cost?
A full meal is typically 5,000-11,000 XOF (about USD 8.74-19.23).
What are the hours?
Daily from 11AM until midnight, useful for both lunch and a late dinner.