With a rooftop home in Beirut’s port area, Beiruf is a trendy summer paradise for Beirut’s crowd of elite clubbers. The idea behind Beiruf is to provide the best in fine dining and dancing in a lounge atmosphere with an excellent selection of music from top local DJs to live international acts.

With a modern, minimalist feel, the main attraction of Beiruf is of course the view, which stretches across Beirut to the hills of Jounieh. The food is international and rather pricey, ensuring a selective top-end clientele with money to burn. Their sushi is particularly tempting with a 20 piece salmon set (LL65,000) or a 32 piece duo delight (LL95,000). For mains try the Australian Leaoness beef tenderloin (LL38,500) or wild Scottish salmon served with ginger price and wakame salad (LL38,000).

You’ll see the bottles of ‘Fashion Vodka’ lining the bar – Beiruf’s tipple of choice, with a bottle knocking in at LL255,000 (expensive but a little less than its neighbours). The best night to make it to the roof of the port is Thursday when they feature Radio One’s finest DJs along with dancing beauties who strip down to their cotton best.

Reservation here is a must and the club can be funny about girl boy ratios, so line your arms with girls and your pockets with money and you’re onto a winner.