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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
Finally, a new place for the fries lovers. Frieten is the newest Beirut spot for all things Belgian fries, and we’re already obsessed. This business has been deep frying bites since 2016, but they only recently opened a spot in Mar Mikhael, right across from The Wooden Cellar. You can order a cone of fries, imported all the way from Belgium and fried to perfection, with your choice of dipping sauce.
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2 weeks ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
We rounded up a list of the curbside spots you can enjoy with your go-to drink in this breezy weather. Check out these 23 wonderful bars trottoirs in Beirut. Blending all things books, coffee, and nightlife, the Monot gem is already a favorite for a fun night out. The all-new latin kitchen and bar is a must-visit for those who can’t resist vibrant spots. While you’ll love their selection of drinks, you will also be coming back for their tasty pizza.
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2 weeks ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
The Lebanese University (LU) swimming pool at the Hadath campus has officially reopened, welcoming students, faculty, and staff to dive in and cool off. You can reserve your spot at the pool and enjoy a refreshing swim throughout the week. Whether you’re a student looking for a midday break or faculty and staff wanting to unwind after classes, the pool has designated hours to suit everyone’s schedule.
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3 weeks ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
Summer 2025 is upon us, and that means Lebanese expats are coming back home to make the most of the season and force their friends here to drive them everywhere because ma fi a7la men l sayfiyye b lebnen. If you’re planning on visiting this summer or you’re simply curious about the flight prices, here’s a look at what flights to Beirut are going for in summer 2025 from major cities around the world.
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3 weeks ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
Who says you can’t spend a full day in Achrafieh? Whether you’re craving coffee, culture, or cheap bites, here’s an hourly breakdown for spending 12 hours in Achrafieh. 1. Start off your day with a coffee run at Café AmorThis charming café is perfect for early birds and creatives looking for a peaceful spot to enjoy some alone time, or get some work done. 2. Stop by ENN for a filling breakfastA healthy café that’s the ultimate breakfast and brunch spot in Achrafieh.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
After nearly three decades of silence, Beirut’s iconic St. Georges Hotel has reopened, reclaiming its place as a symbol of the city’s glamour. On May 25, 2025, the legendary landmark welcomed guests once again, unveiling not just its storied halls but also “The View,” a sleek new annex just across from the original building in Ain El-Mreisseh. Since its grand opening in 1934, the St. Georges Hotel has been synonymous with Beirut’s golden age.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
GBB has been a beloved burger destination since it opened in Antelias back in 2021, and now it’s finally in Mar Mikhael! This spot is known for serving up some of the juiciest burgers in Lebanon. Some of their star items include the tripled smashed, smoked brisket, and the Black Melt burgers. They really upped their game since they first opened, introducing a bunch of new burgers.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
Craving fresh air, mountain views, and a peaceful escape? These stunning getaways in Mayrouba are just what you need. Whether you’re after cozy cabins or chic stays with a view, this charming village has it all. Wood Hills isn’t your typical mountain stay. This eco-friendly spot in Mayrouba is home to 24 wooden bungalows, each with its own cozy charm. Whether you’re looking out at the mountains, the pool, or just enjoying the quiet, it’s an easy place to slow down and take it all in.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
Big news for food lovers—beloved Ohio spot Aladdin’s Eatery is coming to Lebanon! The popular US-based chain is opening its first location in the country, bringing its signature flavors with it. This marks a full-circle moment. Founder Fady Chamoun moved from Lebanon to the US in 1972 to attend the University of Michigan. He dreamed of opening a restaurant that served fresh, healthy Lebanese food.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
There’s always that one specific item you need—and of course, no one sells it here (or it costs five times more than it should). We recently came across Lebozone, a platform that lets you order Amazon goods to Lebanon!It might just be the fix we’ve all been waiting for. This service lets you easily order U.S. products to Lebanon—no shipping blocks, no weird redirects, no begging someone abroad to bring your stuff. Just search, order, and they’ll deliver it right to your doorstep.
