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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Looking for a quiet spot in Beirut? Ana Lebnene is a new Lebanese café tucked away on Hamra’s Makhoul Street. It’s minimal, calm, and made for those slow coffee moments you crave. Whether you’re flying solo or catching up with friends, the space fits both moods. It’s not loud or flashy—just clean lines, soft light, and good coffee. You can sit for hours or stop by for a quick caffeine fix. But coffee isn’t the only reason to drop by. Ana Lebnene also serves Lebanese classics with a homemade touch.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Who remembers when we all randomly woke up to viral pictures of Lindsay Lohan in Lebanon? No press, no warning—just Lohan unexpectedly posing with fans in Hammana. According to The National News, Lohan was spotted dining at Piazza1140, a beloved Italian gem in the heart of Hammana’s souk, back in July 2021. But why was she even in Lebanon?
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2 weeks ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Not every day out needs to be packed with sightseeing or loud parties. Sometimes, all you need is good company, a cozy spot, and a little something to do. Whether you’re in the mood for coffee, a walk, or just a low-key hangout, here are some chill (but fun) plans you can try around Beirut with your friends. If you’re planning to spend a laidback morning with your friends where you can sip on coffee and chitchat all the way through brunch, then this is the perfect place to do it.
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3 weeks ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Who else is obsessed with bao buns? We rounded up some of the best spots in Beirut where you can get your bao bun fix. The new Japanese deli and speakeasy impresses with its delightful Japanese bites. They specialize in flavorful baos and bowls. 📍LocationRue Pasteur, across from Drop Sociale. Click here for the exact location.
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3 weeks ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
“Made in Beirut” Tee High quality t-shirt that is available in either round neck loose fit made of 100% cotton with short sleeves, or fitted cropped with a round neck and short sleeves (95% cotton,5% elastane). Starting At $20
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Heart-shaped amethyst formations recently went viral on X (formerly Twitter), racking up over 5 million views in under three days. But did you know you can actually see them in person—right here in Beirut? The stunning crystals were excavated and are proudly on display at the MIM Museum in Beirut. The MIM Museum houses one of the world’s most impressive private collections of minerals—curated by Salim Eddé since 1997.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Did anyone else notice a smell of fresh bakes taking over Saifi recently? Early birds will be happy to learn that there’s a new bakery in Beirut called Dupain, and it’s a must-visit for anyone looking to discover a charming new spot in the city. The new bakery, now open right across from the Charles Debbas Park and around the corner from Meat the Fish, brings a modern twist to the iconic Parisian bakery style.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
If you’re on the hunt for mouthwatering Korean hot dogs in Beirut, we’ve found the perfect spot for you. We recently tried Kogowa, a new gem in the heart of Beirut, and it’s quickly becoming a must-try for the best Korean hot dogs in town. Located right next to Ciaowarma between Gemmayze and Mar Mikhael, you might miss the colorful decor and their mascot, Alex, plastered across the glass doors.
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1 month ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Exciting news for shoe lovers and comfort seekers! Crocs, the iconic brand known for its colorful, comfortable footwear, has officially opened its first-ever branch in Lebanon at ABC Verdun. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the brand or a first-time shopper, you’ll now be able to explore the latest styles and designs in person. The new Crocs store is located on Level 2 of ABC Verdun, right across from the Skechers store.
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2 months ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Mia Arawi
Coffee enthusiasts and knefeh lovers, RM is a must-visit café trottoir in the heart of Hamra. Especially now that spring is finally here! Here’s what we know about this charming new hidden gem. Specializing in knefeh nabilsiye, this café brings beloved Middle Eastern traditions to the streets of Beirut. The owner, a Jordanian-Lebanese woman, is dedicated to preserving and sharing her family’s rich culinary heritage.
