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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Tanya Maalouf
It’s time to match the vibrant spring vibes by visiting colorful getaways in the heart of Batroun. Here are some of the most vibrant guesthouses we could find. One of the most colorful guesthouses with a stunning view of its seaside, LOONS is bound to brighten your stay. Its vibrant decor and cozy atmosphere make it the perfect spot to unwind while soaking in the beauty of the Batroun coast. 📍 LocationClick here for the exact location.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
Lebanon’s joint parliamentary committees have approved key amendments to thebanking secrecy law, with only minor changes to the original proposal, according to Lebanese media platform The Lawyard. The new draft grants authorities access to named individuals’ bank accounts dating back 10 years. This includes account holders’ names and all transactions since 2015. Initially, some lawmakers had proposed limiting access to only the past five years.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Sarah Tarhini
Exciting news for everyone in Bekaa! A new cinema is coming to Cascada Mall in Taanayel, Bekaa—no more long trips to Beirut. The new cinema promises great sound and picture, perfect for fun nights out with friends and family.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Melissa Sleiman
These local bakeries aren’t just serving up delicious treats—they’re making the most aesthetic bakes we’ve ever seen. Here are 5 local spots where every bite is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds. Possibly Beirut’s most drool-worthy bakery, Bakelab Counter’s feed alone is enough to send you straight to Mar Mikhael craving one of everything. We actually have a list of things we’re dying to try from this wonderful spot, which you can check out here. 📍LocationMar Mikhael, right next to Baron.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Sarah Tarhini
Beirut is in full bloom this spring—and with it come a bunch of exciting markets bringing color all the spring vibes to the city. Here are 4 spring markets you don’t want to miss in Beirut!The Vintage Collective Market is taking over Collège Saint Sauveur in Badaro, bringing with it a world of curated gems. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, on the hunt for your very first unique piece, or just an art lover at heart—you’re bound to discover something special.
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1 week 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 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |William Daou
Not long ago, Al Abdullah launched a campaign with the slogan: “Al Abdalla ✅ Al 7ayalla ❌”. A month later, a new chicken joint opened under the name “Al 7ayalla”, sparking a huge buzz on social media. Located in Khalde (where Ahmad Al Abdalla’s old branch once was, by the way), the new joint is packed with people curious to try it out. People were speculating that it’s actually their competitor Ahmad Al Abdalla who took advantage of the campaign and opened their own joint under the name Al 7ayalla.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib
Cover image: Mathieu Ciarlet and Al Mamun via Google Images. Lebanese people in Paris, have you ever suddenly craved a mouthwatering Philadelphia sandwich—just like the ones you’d enjoy from your favorite Lebanese snack after a night out in Beirut? Then you need to visit Kifak, a Lebanese-owned gem in the heart of Paris. This Lebanese snack is run by 3ammo Fouad from Ras El Nabeh—the first (and only!) person to bring Philadelphia sandwiches to Paris.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Melissa Sleiman
Guides
Think you’ve seen all of Beirut’s best coffee spots? Think again. From hidden gems to under-the-radar brewers, here are 3 coffee spots you probably haven’t heard of but definitely need to check out in Beirut. The newest addition to Beirut’s coffee scene, BLCK caters to specialty coffee lovers seeking a serene spot in the city. Stop by for your caffeine fix and treat yourself to their fresh bakes for the perfect start to your morning.
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1 week ago | 
beirut.com | Taleen El Gharib |Labib Mansour
Crave
Sandwich lovers, are you looking for a new spot to try? The JaJa is Beirut’s hottest chicken sandwich joint that might just be your new go-to if you’re craving comfort with a kick. The JaJa is now open on Hamra’s main street, right across from Bana Café, taking over the spot where Spiced and Spliced once was. What makes this place stand out? It’s not just the chicken—it’s how they serve it. Their thing is chicken sandwiches, but here’s the twist: they use homemade naan bread.