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6 days ago | beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Elise Daoud

Craving something cool and refreshing? Lebanon is home to some of the best frozen yogurt spots that will satisfy your sweet tooth. From creamy classic flavors to unique toppings, these 12 spots around Lebanon are serving up frozen yogurt that’s perfect for any time of day. Pinkberry is finally back! With locations in ABC Achrafieh and Verdun, you can pass by to try their new blueberry flavor to cool off this summer. Happiness comes in spoonfuls at Sporting Beach Club’s Happy Spoon.

1 week ago | beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Sarah Tarhini

May in Lebanon means outdoor adventures and feel-good vibes. With the sun out and spirits high, festivals and markets pop up across the country. Here’s your guide to the top festivals and markets happening around Lebanon this May 2025!The Spring Festival is happening this weekend in Naqqash! Enjoy good music, tasty food, and activities for all ages. Whether with friends or family, it’s a nice way to spend the day outdoors.

1 week ago | beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Sarah Tarhini

This is the only price list you’ll need this summer! We called up 70+ spots around Lebanon to ask about their beach entrance fees for Summer 2025. Here’s what they’re going for. Note: These are the prices listed for May 2025. They may increase during the high season.

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.

1 week ago | beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Sarah Tarhini

Remember the viral Beirut Chocolate Bar that took over our feed a few months back? It’s back—and it’s getting an official launch. Starting Saturday, May 10, you can finally get your hands on it at Le Noir branches in Broumana and Naccache!This isn’t just any chocolate. It’s a nostalgic, stamp-shaped bar crafted by Lebanese-Australian pastry chef Philippe Khoury—a viral hit that was supposed to be a one-off charity project.