Crew Hut Beirut
The hut for everyone
Looking for a quick and delicious bite after a long night out? Short on cash but got no patience to cook? Want to grab something on the go while you cruise around Beirut by car or foot? That's Crewhut for you; and while it may seem ordinary, Crewhut is my personal go-to on days when I want a yummy sandwich without the hassle. With branches in Mar Mikhael and Badaro, and now even abroad, Crewhut is a favorite for many, especially party-goers.
They're best known for introducing the concept of pasta in a cup, but don't let that fool you, their sandwiches are great too! Their menu includes vegetarian and none vegetarian options, as well as pasta and salads. If you want to end the night somewhere, you can never go wrong with a Chicken Avocado sandwich from Crewhut - and if you want to start your day right, the Feta never disappoints! Make sure to also check out their monthly specials and soups in the winter.
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