This restaurant, located in Bikfaya, boasts of a splendid view of the surrounding mountains. Their outdoor area is the best feature of the place, along with their tantalizing dishes.
Nestled in Mar Mikhael, this international cuisine hub serves authentic food from all over the world including India, Sri Lanka, Jerusalem, and more. Their outdoor garden area makes the experience all the more satisfying.
Cuisine: international and varying, depending on the days.
Fresh and inviting as can be, this hidden gem in Mar Mikhael was built on Mario’s dream to own a restaurant that makes home-cooked Italian food. Years later, this place is one of Beirut’s staple restaurants, not only for the food, but for the aesthetic.
Decorated with colorful bamboo outdoor furniture giving off both an Arabesque and European vibe, the rooftop in Sodeco is an ingenious mix of styles, characteristic of Lebanon itself.
Think of urban garden fused with a pop of color and an over-all sense of serenity and calmness. When you hit up Badaro next time, be sure to make this place number one on your list.
Cozy, simple and chic, this terrace in Hamra was once a home in 1928. Putting special emphasis on the quality and freshness of the food and recipes, you’re in for quite a treat with this bistro.
Your stunning dinner will be accompanied by jazz tunes at this Saifi spot. The seating is both elegant yet striking, and after your dinner take the elevator pod up to the bar for drinks and an intimate view of old Beirut through the retractable roof.
In the ancient city of Byblos, lies this restaurant whose sole purpose is to make sure you experience exquisite flavors and wines in a simple atmosphere.
