Don’t they say that the surest path to discovering a place’s culture runs through the stomach? Our Beirut locals are eager to share their favorite spots for breakfast, lunch, dinner, casual spots, fine dining, traditional Lebanese kitchen, ethnic cuisine and everything in between — all without breaking the bank. When it comes to the best food in Beirut, you’re in safe, expert hands.
El Paseo – Tapas all around!
My personal favorites are the mango shrimp salad and the chicken provolone, both are scrumptious. They have signature drinks, mocktails, wine, and others to also quench your thirst!
Full Article by Tala Ladki
Em Nazih – Come for the food, stay for the vibes
Known for its system, unique decor, and budget-friendly menu, Em Nazih is where you’d go on a lazy Sunday when you want to stuff your face with some good Lebanese food or on a casual coffee or drinks outing.
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Falafel Abou Nabil – Serving falafel since 1958
Located in the Zarif neighborhood, close to Hamra in Beirut, “Falafel Abou Nabil” is the best falafel you could ever taste in Beirut…
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Farrouj Zaghal – 1966 Chicken Restuarant
What makes the chicken sandwiches different at Zaghal’s is that they’re wrapped in a “Marqouq bread” which was not popular in Beirut back in the 60s…
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Fools Bar – Sunset spot in Hamra
On the rooftop of the Three O’Nine hotel you’ll find the charming Fool’s Bar with a small pool and comfortable seating with high tables and chairs around.
Full Article by Tala Ladki