When we’re in the mood for kebbeh, there are only two ways to eat it right: at teta’s house or one of these delicious kebbeh spots in the heart of our beloved Beirut.
The art of authentic kebbeh making landed in Beirut, all the way from Ehden. While they serve traditional kebbeh dishes, they have some inventive creations that you need to try, like their Northern 2oros stuffed with feta cheese and mixed herbs!
If you’re in the mood to enjoy authentic Lebanese flavors, don’t miss out on a taste of the delicious kebbe at Loris. Whether you’re a fan of fried kebbeh or prefer it bel sayniyeh, you’ll find all that and more at this spot.
The famous Leila is probably on everyone’s list of favorite spots for their indulgent homemade dishes. Did you know their stuffed kebbeh comes with a little spicy surprise?
This family run business salutes cuisines from all over the world, from Moroccan to Spanish to Lebanese. Just one bite of their perfectly spiced kebbeh dipped in laban will have you coming back for more.
While we can’t get enough of their beetroot hummus and fried wedges, their kebbeh will bring back childhood memories at teta’s house. Grilled, baked, and doused in laban, take your pick and enjoy!
Al Falamanki will take you back to the golden age of traditional Lebanese cafes. If you’re not devouring their famous traditional breakfast of foul mdammas, you need to try their homemade kebbeh.
