Restaurants & Cafes

If you’re craving a sushi fix without paying the equivalent of an airfare to Tokyo, then try Scoozi. Scoozi is no fusion restaurant, but it has found a way to serve both Japanese food on a conveyor – as well as Italian cuisine. The open sushi deal includes hot appetisers and a dessert all at $33 per head. But if you want to make sure you get the best out of the deal, you should steer clear of picking dishes off the conveyor. Instead get acquainted with the humble sushi chefs and have them customise rolls to your liking.

Offers a large selection of oriental sweets like nammoura, sfouf, peanuts borma, katayef, knafeh and baluriya as well as Arabic ice cream, almond paste cake, swiss rolls and other cakes, sable and chocolates. It’s your safest bet for an early morning sweet fixation.

Set in an old traditional house with graffiti décor, chandeliers, paint scrubbing off the walls and mismatching furniture, this resto-bar offers an exquisite Mediterranean cuisine, and a contemporary mix for brunch. If you're not in the mood to dine, stimulate your senses at their very artsy bar area!

This upscale shack has everyone talking about its catchy campaign and original concept. However, considering that the only item on the menu is shawarma, one would expect a more impressive meal for their unreasonable prices. Nevertheless, credit must be given for their high quality ingredients, as they are of the very few restaurants in Beirut to serve lamb meat brought in daily.

A high-end Italian restaurant that is also a wine bar. Their speciality dishes are pasta with seafood carefully prepared by an Italian chef. Their specials menu changes every month, with new and exciting meals. They also offer scrumptious desserts and have a gorgeous outdoor terrace.

A charming cafe serving salads, sandwiches and a mix of fusion treats. The perfect place to unwind and catch up with friends and family.

A bustling eatery in the Coral Suites Hotel serving a fine selection of Lebanese and international food. It’s a good place to catch an early breakfast – omelettes and manouché are served.

This is as professional as it gets, expect the finest cuisine prepared on the most sophisticated of kitchenware. If you’re looking for a unique culinary experience, the chefs at this fine-tuned catering company can help.

Step inside this restobar for a wide variety of French cuisine, wine and music. Boasting over 50 bottles of wine, Soixante-Huit’s Magret de Canard and Feuillette De Champignon will keep you coming back. Be sure to stay for the vibe as the music shifts from slow jazz early in the evening to soul and funk, and eventually electropop as the night gets underway.

Extensive menu of Japanese classics in a modern setting, some with a twist – try the Latin American-inspired ceviche and makis. Green tea ice cream is a light and refreshing dessert.

Asian restaurant with authentically prepared Chinese dishes. We recommend the delicious crispy duck, perfect for sharing. Lovers of Chinese cuisine will not be dissatisfied.

Like its name suggest, this cosy little place specialises in spaghetti and pasta. Though its location isn’t very flattering, it’s worth a try.

A bar with a real American feel to it. Burgers are definitely the house speciality but the rest of the pub-grub is well up to scratch. A good place to sit and people watch; music is a mixture of oldies and soft rock.

Lebanese and international cuisine covering all the staples plus a few more; baba ghanouj, hummus, grill and pizzas. They also do a plat du jour and cater birthdays.