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Fast food and home catering Beirut

13 Restaurants Beirut

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2024

SNACK BARBAR

Beirut

Restaurant or takeaway • €

4.4/5

(5 reviews)

Since 1981, the Barbar ensign is a real institution in Hamra. Open 24 hours ... Read more

+961 1 75 33 30

2024

ZAATAR W ZEIT

Beirut

Fast food and home delivery • €

4.3/5

(3 reviews)

Zaatar w Zeit is a very famous snack chain in Lebanon that serves very good ... Read more

+961 1 61 14 88

2024

LALA CHICKEN

Beirut

Restaurant or takeaway • €

4/5

(1 review)

Lala Chicken, located behind the Spinneys supermarket, is considered to be ... Read more

+961 4 53 44 02

2024

ABU SHADI MANOUSHEH

Beirut

Restaurant or takeaway • €

One could pass this bakery several times without seeing it: no sign or name ... Read more

+961 3 68 43 34

2024

FERN GHATTAS

Beirut

Takeaway food • €

Fern Ghattas is a tiny snack bar (no table) at the end of Gouraud Street in ... Read more

+961 1 58 52 18

2024

SAHYOUN

Beirut

Fast food and home delivery • €

For some, Sahyoun, which has existed since the 1950s, sells the best ... Read more

+961 1 65 91 39

2024

MARROUCHE

Beirut

Restaurant or takeaway • €

Although the historic restaurant in Hamra closed recently, the Manara ... Read more

+961 1 36 05 09

2024

BLISS HOUSE

Beirut

Fast food and home delivery • €

The Bliss House saga, which has a dozen outlets in Lebanon and the Middle ... Read more

+961 1 36 62 90

2024

UNCLE DEEK

Beirut

Fast food and home delivery • €

This small café open 24 hours a day is part of the decor of the Corniche. ... Read more

+961 1 36 22 90

2024

SNACK FAYSAL

Beirut

Takeaway food • €

This little snack bar, which doesn't look like much but is still very ... Read more

+961 1 36 72 81

2024

FALAFEL TABBARA

Beirut

Restaurant or takeaway • €

Open for 40 years, the Tabbarah brand sells one of the best falafels in ... Read more

+961 1 36 08 21

2024

SNACK EL-SOUSSI

Beirut

Fast food and home delivery • €

Open from 6am, Soussi welcomes you in a rather shabby and tired room with ... Read more

+961 1 31 21 45

2024

SNACK GHALAYINI

Beirut

Restaurant or takeaway • €

The Ghalayini snack bar consists of two addresses located opposite each ... Read more

+961 1 35 08 50

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Practical information : Take a break Beirut

Timetable

While most bars open in the late afternoon (sometimes with a happy hour), the party doesn't usually start until around 10pm. From 11pm to closing time (between 2am and 4am), the most popular bars fill up. Then, from Wednesday to Saturday, it's the clubs' turn to attract night owls until the first light of dawn.

Budget & Tips

Partying in Beirut is relatively expensive. The prices of alcoholic beverages are roughly similar to the major European capitals. Count $3 to $5 for a local beer, $7 to $15 for a cocktail. For wine lovers, Lebanese vineyards offer quality products at reasonable prices. As for those who don't drink alcohol, coffee is a real tradition in Lebanon and costs only between $1 and $4 depending on the standing of the establishment.

Age restrictions

To order alcohol in Lebanon, you must be at least 18 years old. It is not uncommon for bars and restaurants to ask for identification to confirm your age. Police raids to verify that the law is being enforced are frequent.

What's very local

In Beirut, the aperitif is as sacred as in France but blends with the tradition of the mezze. Before ordering more substantial dishes, it is normal to drink a few glasses of arak or beer to accompany some snacks. It is also the occasion to play backgammon.

Kids

While the restaurants welcome children with pleasure, the bars and clubs in the capital are generally not open to them.

Smokers

The vast majority of the capital's bars and clubs are smoking, with no spaces that are given over to cigarette or hookah enthusiasts. A few rare establishments still offer non-smoking rooms.

Tourist traps

Beirut's bars generally attract a regular clientele and therefore do not try to rip off the passing tourist. But still remember to check the bill before paying.