Music & Nightlife

All the clubs and pubs and the music that comes with it in Beirut

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    • Lush

    • This cosy bar/club, set in one of the arches of Jounieh’s Old Souq plays a carefully chosen mix of underground electronic, tech house and deep house at the weekends, with funky and chill out through the week, and a retro night on Thursdays. Delicious bar snacks and cocktails and a lively atmosphere.

      El Mina Str
    • Mad

    • One of Beirut’s top spots, clubbers dance beneath the LED-lit latice work on the ceiling, and mirrors that adorn the walls. Coloured lasers span the room, turning the space incandescent.

      Seaside Rd
    • Main Street

    • This spacious, cosy, restaurant-bar is decked out like a train station café, with its chandeliers and wooden furniture (think Brief Encounter). Come in for a morning lavazza coffee or settle in for dinner to a soothing soundtrack provided by their carefully picked DJ regulars. Attracts a 25+ crowd, with an excellent selection of cocktails and drinks on offer.

      Makdessi Str
    • Merlot

    • A wine bar loc conveniently located at the end of the Uruguay street near the valet parking. They offer local and foreign wine, including a selection of charcuterie and cheese. The bar offers an indoor and outdoor space, including heaters and plastic covers during winter. They have a unique toilet, which is located inside a large wooden barrel.

      Uruguay Str
    • Metis

    • A hip night club, with an awesome light show, the usual disco ball will set you right in the mood for their RnB night on Friday, or you could pay a visit to France with its classical French night on Wednesday. Check out ‘Kitsch’ on Mondays, open sushi bar for $25.

      Monot Str, Monot
    • Mickey's

    • Mickey’s bar offers a variety of drinks and catering for parties and events. This is a place for music lovers; reggae, Latino and afro-beats being the playlist at this shore side venue.

      Beach Shore Rd
    • Mojo Jazz Club

    • Created to promote live jazz and blues music by bringing the best of the NYC jazz club scene to Beirut, Mojo Jazz Club delights audiences with live music every night. While you listen to some groovy tunes, snack on a selection of appetizers, all named after famous jazz songs.

      Rbeiz Bldg, Hamra Str
    • Moloko Pub

    • A velvety cocktail bar, built inside an old Lebanese house, Moloko’s resident DJ Amigo spins a mix of oldies and soft rock on Thursday nights with progressive tunes on Saturday nights. karaoke on Tuesdays and Fridays. BYOB Wednesdays! (They’ll even chill it for you).

      Monot Str, Monot
    • Music Hall

    • In 2003 this former cinema was converted into a lavish, Cabaret-esque music hall that hosts local and foreign performers on its monumental stage. Beirut’s premiere live music stage will offer you an experience you’re not likely to forget.

      Starco Centre, Omar Daouk Str
    • Mybar

    • This classy fusion resto-lounge mixes the cosmopolitan vibe of New York with Beirut sophistication. Japanese Chef Mitsu has compiled a stylish and innovative menu, using ingredients imported from Japan. With its innovative approach to ownership, you can buy a stake in mybar, share its profits and decide on how its run.

      1st Floor, Block A, Berytus Park, 1344 Park Ave
    • Name This Bar

    • A friendly, unpretentious place with a decent cocktail list; be sure to try the kiwi martini or the rotating cocktail of the week. The food is filling and the ‘name this sandwich’ - chorizo, cheese, mushrooms and BBQ sauce - comes highly recommended. Sun: live bands.

      Armenia Str
    • Neighbors

    • This two-floor pub always has a great playlis - a mix of classic and alternative rock, blues, and jazz. On Tuesdays at 8.30pm they host Alaa Mattar, a guitarist and singer.

      Mahatma Gandhi Str, near intersection with Elias Gaspard Str (extension of Makdissi Str) Hamra
    • Nostrum

    • The dark black interior of Nostrum might be lacking in character but it’s worth stopping by for the varied menu. Try the quesadillas, the traditional spicy sausages or seafood with chemoula. Tuesdays are open beer and nachos night(LL25,000), Wednesdays Latin music night with open sangria or beer & quesadillas (LL30,000), Thursdays DJ and Sundays movie then jazz night.

      Makdessi Str
    • Oaks Pub

    • Out of the city, past the pollution you will find the peaceful town of Broumana. However, you will also find a cave-like bar with a killer line-up of bands and events. This funky watering hole not only attracts the locals, but the crowds come from Beirut and afar to check out the sounds. If you are looking for a trip out of the city, this is an attractive proposition.

      Broumana Main Road, Broumana
    • Ob La Di

    • Acoustic nights, French music, live bands, alternative rock – this place mixes up the music, creating a fun atmosphere that will keep you coming back night after night. Thur (every second of the month): ‘80s night, Wed: karaoke.

      Mar Maroun Str
    • Palais by Crystal

    • Harking back to the beginning of the 20th century, Palais returns to the days of the sophisticate with an interior that’s straight from the dancehall of the HMS Titanic – before hitting the iceberg of course. With elegant chandeliers and crocodile skin sofas, the room has a champagne glow that whispers refinement.

      Monot Str, Achrafieh
    • Palais Maillot

    • One of the leading clubs in Paris lands in Beirut with the opening of this refined new hotspot. Their special dancing team and musical shows will keep you on your feet all night long, with plenty of seasonal and exotic cocktails and shots to enhance your groove.

      Ground Floor, Fellas Bldg
    • Paparazzo

    • Offers an international cuisine and a mouth-watering selection of desserts. They also serve speciality cocktails from the '60s and '70s. Located in the heart of Hamra, the interior is stylish and chic extending three floors. Music varies between jazz, pop, rock, hip hop and RnB.

      Makdessi Str
    • Pasteur

    • Pasteur is a happening venue known to host some of the hottest parties in Gemmayzeh. Open mid-week and on weekends, there is always something going on for everyone, from art exhibitions to clubbing nights. Pasteur is situated in an old traditional Lebanese house with beautiful colours and interior. The inside boasts two large interior sections with funky old furniture that has been re-updated and designed.Wed: live acoustic bands, Thur: chill-out nights featuring lounge music, Fri & Sat: clubbing nights.

      Bldg 10, Impasse 384 Str
    • Penthouse

    • Indoors on the 6th floor, this bar has just undergone a renovation. Pop in and enjoy the beautiful views of the city.

      Bayview Hotel