9 Seafood Spots In Lebanon That Are Shrimply The Best
Seafood lovers, are you on the lookout for a new spot? Let’s dive into these 9 seafood restaurants around Lebanon that are serving up a sea of flavors.
With simple decor and an unbeatable view, you are sure to be impressed by their upscale and expertly prepared dishes. Sit on one of the tables overlooking Tabarja’s tiny bay and indulge in one of the finest seafood meals Lebanon has to offer. Though they serve traditional Lebanese mezza, we recommend that you go for something a little more adventurous! Their ceviche and raw fish appetizers will have you ordering seconds and thirds in no time. Perfectly balanced dishes made with care, and decorated to perfection.
Located in the heart of Tabarja, this restaurant offers Lebanese mezza alongside its specialty seafood dishes. From seasoned and marinated calamari to mouthwatering paella platters, their menu brings all the flavors of the sea to your plate.
Oyster’s is a family-owned restaurant with a passion for serving up fresh and delicious seafood platters. Their specialty? Oysters! Sit on their breathtaking terrace and enjoy a memorable meal.
Enjoy a marvelous experience by the sea feasting on Grecco’s many Greek and Mediterranean dishes. Dive into their sea of flavors with their seafood pizza, grilled jumbo prawns, and truffled sauteed octopus!
Mediterraneo is new to the scene, bringing a taste of the Mediterranean with a variety of flavorful dishes. Their Mediterranean touch to classic seafood platters is refreshing and worth a visit.
In the beautiful city of Tyre lies YAM, a place where you can satisfy your seafood cravings to the sound of crashing waves in the background. Don’t visit Tyre without stopping by for a delectable lunch at this spot.
You don’t have to be by the sea to satisfy your seafood cravings. This Achrafieh spot is turning their fresh catches and premium quality fish into hearty platters that will leave you coming back for more.
Only minutes away from Saida, this seafood spot will surely impress with its fried and raw fish platters. Make sure to try their take on the classic paella!
Do you love shrimp as much as we do? Al Samuka is known for the Shrimp Fatteh. If you haven’t tried this dish yet, we suggest you head to Saida and tick this off your food bucket list.
