Restaurants

Historic coffee roasters and café on Baalbeck Street, Hamra. Family-owned since 1935. Premium Lebanese coffee and café experience.

Entrecote et Frites on Mar Mikhael's Abdel Wahab Street. Famous for its signature steak-frites with secret sauce. French bistro dining experience.

Pioneering farm-to-table vegan restaurant in Kfar Qatra, Chouf. Family-run with most ingredients coming straight from the garden and local farms. Second line +961 76 312 355.

Restaurant on Bsalim Main Street. Quality food and dining experience.

Local favorite bar opened 2008 on 78th Street, Hamra, Beirut. Two floors with the lower floor regularly hosting live gigs by local bands on a professional stage. Also reachable +961 1 355 955.

Lebanese coffee house and restaurant serving traditional Lebanese breakfast and mezze. Cozy atmosphere with authentic local experience.

Farm-to-table restaurant at Old Village, West Bekaa. Part of the Souk El Tayeb / Tawlet network, serving regional Bekaa dishes prepared by local cooks using seasonal farm ingredients.

Restaurant, café, and pub conceived as a multi-purpose cultural space hosting film screenings, live music events, and lectures. Located at Hamra Square Centre, Ground Floor.

Luxurious Italian restaurant in Beirut offering authentic Italian food. Open daily 12:30 PM to 11:30 PM. Fine dining with quality ingredients.

Falamanki is a famous restaurant brand in Beirut offering amazing views and great Lebanese food. Popular gathering spot for locals and tourists.

Mandaloun Cafe Dbayeh is popular among friends and families as a regular gathering spot. Lebanese food, shisha, and relaxed atmosphere.

One of Beirut's most elegant café experiences. Sophisticated atmosphere serving premium coffee, pastries, and light dining in refined surroundings.

Restaurant group at The Atrium Building, Souk Bazerkan, Beirut Central District. Lebanese and international cuisine in the heart of downtown Beirut.

Modern homemade Lebanese food in Jrebta, Batroun, made with organic, locally sourced ingredients. Plenty of vegan options. Relaxed vibe with outdoor play space for kids. Open weekends only.

Beloved coastal restaurant on Beirut's Corniche since 1991. Stunning sea views, traditional Lebanese food, and iconic Beirut atmosphere.

Official syndicate representing owners of restaurants, cafes, night clubs and pastries in Lebanon. Located on Phoenician Street, Minet el Hosn.

Em Sherif is the quintessential Lebanese dining experience, offering traditional home cooking in an opulent setting. One of Lebanon's most recognizable restaurant brands on Monot Street.

Iconic 24-hour Lebanese fast food restaurant known for shawarma, falafel, and traditional Lebanese street food. A Beirut institution since 1979.

Popular cafe for breakfast, desserts, and coffee. Great place for bookworms and remote workers with comfortable seating.

French bistro dining with classic steak-frites. Popular spot on Gemmayze street known for its Parisian atmosphere and quality meats.