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CAFÉ AL RAWDA

Lebanese restaurant • €
2/5
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Avenue du Général De Gaulle, Manara, Beirut, Lebanon
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2024
Recommended
• 2024

Restaurant serving hummus, taouk chichs but no alcohol in Beirut with sea view.

Opened in 1930, it was a popular café appreciated by Beirut's inhabitants, but the kitchens have had a rather bad reputation in recent years. That said, the place is perfect for a drink while admiring the sunset, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. One ends one's day there quietly in the magical atmosphere of the hookah vapours. During the war, the café was occupied by Palestinian fighters who took a dip in the sea between two pitched battles. Good to know: Rawda coffee does not serve alcohol.

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La Gavroche
La Gavroche
Visited in august 2016
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J'adorais aller au Rawda café y boire une bonne bière locale tout en regardant la mer ! Mais cela n'est malheureusement plus possible puisque l'alcool a été interdit depuis quelques années. Du coup la clientèle a beaucoup changé, c'est plus familial et les weekend c'est bondé d'enfants. L'alcool a été remplacé par les narguilés, c'est étouffant en hiver, et l'été vous n,'aurez que des boissons non alcoolisées pour vous désaltérer ! Ce n'est malheureusement plus ce que c'était est c'est bien regrettable.
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