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4 Newly Opened Bars And Restaurants Around Beirut
You know what it is. Here are the best newly opened bars and restaurants to try around the city.
1. Maryool, Mar Mikhael
The owners of Beirut’s renowned restaurant Meat the Fish are at it again, this time with a Lebanese restaurant called Maryool in Mar Mikhael. The main meals are designated to different days of the week, so be sure to check their menu to find out which day is right for you.
2. Beroe, Gemmayze
An Asian-fusion restaurant with a twist, Beroe has recently opened its doors in Gemmayze. With a huge bar and barmen equipped with the best cocktail recipes, Beroe also serves delectable Asian-inspired dishes.
3. Ummi, Downtown
A casual Lebanese diner in the heart of Downtown Beirut, Ummi is well-priced and delicious. Try your favorite Lebanese dishes here and you’re sure to come back for more.
4. Vol De Nuit, Badaro
Vol De Nuit is the place to go if you’re looking for yummy food, mouthwatering cocktails, all in a vibrant, yet comfortable setting. Located on Badaro’s main street, you’ll feel like you’re in a cottage far far away and not in the midst of one of Beirut’s most hectic ‘hoods.
1. Maryool, Mar Mikhael
The owners of Beirut’s renowned restaurant Meat the Fish are at it again, this time with a Lebanese restaurant called Maryool in Mar Mikhael. The main meals are designated to different days of the week, so be sure to check their menu to find out which day is right for you.
2. Beroe, Gemmayze
An Asian-fusion restaurant with a twist, Beroe has recently opened its doors in Gemmayze. With a huge bar and barmen equipped with the best cocktail recipes, Beroe also serves delectable Asian-inspired dishes.
3. Ummi, Downtown
A casual Lebanese diner in the heart of Downtown Beirut, Ummi is well-priced and delicious. Try your favorite Lebanese dishes here and you’re sure to come back for more.
4. Vol De Nuit, Badaro
Vol De Nuit is the place to go if you’re looking for yummy food, mouthwatering cocktails, all in a vibrant, yet comfortable setting. Located on Badaro’s main street, you’ll feel like you’re in a cottage far far away and not in the midst of one of Beirut’s most hectic ‘hoods.
