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.
Ghazar – Authentic Armenian experience
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Ghazar has been serving Armenian delicacies for decades and on their menu, you’ll find the most mouth-watering Lahm Bi’ajin (flatbread with minced meat).
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Ghazar restaurant & bakery – An Armenian hidden gem
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The texture of these stuffed flatbreads is slightly crisp and flaky, with a hint of sweetness that you will seriously regret not trying…
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Grand Meshmosh – Lowkey spot to chill
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Very charming in a very simple manner – nothing too extravagant, yet very cozy. I love that Grand Meshmosh is never too loud or too crowded, but just perfect.
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Jaï – My Asian spot in Beirut!
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Go to “Jaï” for awesome Thai, Chinese and Indian food in Beirut! Stick around for their fluffy donuts topped w/ spiced almonds and a coconut/lemon dip…
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Joe Peña’s – Amor a la Mexicana
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“Joe Peña’s” in Mar Mkhael, Beirut is an excellent Mexican restaurant. Their famous margarita is a must, and the guacamole is an experience on its own.
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