Halal Restaurants in Beirut
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Beirut
Casino Mhanna
Casino Mhana is a two floor restaurant that serves incredibly delicious Lebanese meals. The raw meat dishes accompanied by arak, the traditional Lebanese liquor, are a specialty of this restaurant. The crowds on Sundays are a proof of its popularity and excellence. Cuisine: Lebanese Wadi Zahle, Autostrade Antelias, Beirut Tel: 00961 4 403 636
Beirut
Al Dente
Dining in luxurious surroundings is an experience in itself and if coupled with excellent food the entire experience becomes an unforgettable one. This high-end restaurant serves the best Italian food in the country and is the perfect place to go to for a special occasion. It is frequented by big businessmen and politicians. The risottos that melt in your mouth are Italian cuisine at its very best. The fresh pasta made on the premises is great on taste. Also try out the capellini with asparagus and white truffle oil. Cuisine: Italian 137, Abdel Wahab El Inglizi Street, Achrafieh, Beirut Tel: 961 1 202440
Beirut
Restaurant Mounir
Set in enchanting natural surroundings amidst pine and oak trees, a private vineyard, gardens, and waterfalls, Restaurant Mounir will hold you spellbound. A wide variety of the finest Lebanese food is served here including a large assortment of fresh seafood. Make sure to take a table at the window so you can enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the city of Beirut spread below. Cuisine: Lebanese Broummana Tel: 00961 4 873900
Beirut
Le Sushi Bar
Le Sushi bar is the place to go to for enticing dishes that will tickle your palate. In a new location with décor with understated elegance, the standard of excellence continues to draw diners who value quality and freshness. Try out their marinated salmon. Cuisine: Japanese Abdul Wahab El Englizi Street, Ashrafieh Tel: +961 1 338555, 337888
Beirut
Burj Al Hamam
The oriental setting with a warm ambience and a variety of delicious Lebanese fare coupled with impeccable service, make this restaurant a much sought after one in Beirut. The house specialty, “kibbe nayye” (raw meat with bughral) is not to be missed. The beef kebabs or chicken liver cooked with pomegranate molasses is a must have. The restaurant is surrounded by gardens with a special one for children to play in. The large terrace makes a very pleasant seating option in summers. The restaurant location on a mountain gives you fascinating views of the city below. A smaller branch of this restaurant is off the highway. Cuisine: Lebanese • Burj Al Hammam Bldg. Mar Chaia Exit, Broumana Tel: +961 4 960058 • Dbayeh Highway, Labibeh Abou Jawdeh Bldg. Antelias Tel: +961 4 405325
Beirut
Casablanca
Casablanca has a beautiful setting in one of the few intact Ottoman houses on the Corniche. It has a great view of the Mediterranean. The Sunday brunch served there is quite popular. A lot of organic food is used and the wide variety of cuisines served there will make you want to come back for more. Make sure you book a window table so that you can enjoy the view to the maximum. Rue Dar El Mreisseh, Ain El Mreisseh Tel: 009611369334.
Beirut
Diwan Shahrayar
When legendary Lebanese cuisine is complemented with superb live oriental entertainment including belly dancing, the result is sheer magic. This restaurant, located in Hotel Le Royal, serves a sumptuous variety of mezze, grilled meats and traditional Arabic desserts.
Beirut
Dar Al Azrak
Drive a little out of Beirut and head to Dar Al Azrak for excellent sea-food in a beautiful restaurant on the edge of the cliff overlooking the Mediterranean. The Lebanese mezze is equally delicious. Here you can enjoy the spectacular view at sunset as you listen to the waves thrashing the cliff below. A truly enjoyable experience. Reservations are recommended. Cuisine: Lebanese Cliff Byblos Byblos 00961 973 7379
Beirut
Bob’s Diner
A n authentic American experience with loud crowds, juke-box fifties style, and generous portions makes Bob’s Diner a great place to be. A rocking time, great fun and tasty food is guaranteed here.
Beirut
Roadster Diner
Delicious food, friendly staff and excellent service make this one of the most famous American diners in Beirut.
Beirut
Le Rouge
Le Rouge is a cosy French style bistro with an international cuisine. Some dishes worth trying out are their steaks and pizza panzarotte. Do try the tenderloin on rocca and feta aubergine too. Cuisine: International • Rue Gouraud, Gemmayzeh Tel: +961 1 442 366 • Rue Makdessi, Hamra Tel: +961 1 353 585. Website: www.lerougebeirut.com
Beirut
Al Balad
Al Balad is quite popular with the business community in the area who swarm here during their lunch break. Excellent Lebanese mezze is served here. Their spicy red hummus is definitely not to be missed. Seating is both indoors and alfresco. Cuisine: Lebanese
Beirut
Chopsticks
Chopsticks present a wide variety of Chinese dishes combined with exquisite taste and served in a charming ambience. Mouthwatering recipes, great value for money, friendly service and attention to detail make Chopsticks a favorite with the local people as well as with tourists. Cuisine: Chinese • Sin El Fil Metropolitan roundabout • Fosh Street, Downtown Tel: +961 1 999917 • Hamra Main Road, Hamra
Beirut
Maharaja
For those who crave Indian food, look no further. Chicken tikka, shrimp malai, and all your favorite foods are served here. Get a window seat to enjoy sea views as you savor your meal. Cuisine: Indian Sporting Cub Bldg., Chouran Street Raouche, Beirut Tel: +961 1 743915/742275
Beirut
Le Chef
This quaint little restaurant serves homely Lebanese cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. The menu varies on a daily basis and only one or two items are served per day from kibbeh, siyyadiet samak to rosto and kharouf mehsheh. People of varied interests and backgrounds frequent this place so you can find the rich and the poor; from businessmen to writers, artists, and hippies. Excellent food coupled with low prices will make you come back for more. Don’t get taken aback when you are welcomed in a way peculiar to Le Chef; a distinctive booming voice calling out “Walcam”!
Beirut
Barbar
This fast food joint wins hands down on popularity. Join the hordes of people who flock here each day to devour the delicious shawarma, pastries, mezze, kebabs, ice cream and fresh juice.
Beirut
Bliss House
Quick, courteous service and delicious servings make Bliss House a popular restaurant/take-away in Beirut. The first outlet was set up at a location right across the main gate of the American University of Beirut (AUB) campus. This joint serves an array of snacks from Mexican Fajita, the American Philadelphia, and the Italian Polo Pesto along with the local Lebanese Shish Kebabs. The juices and cocktails of fresh exotic fruits along with local ones, topped with their own recipe of ice cream are a sensation around the country. Be sure to sample it.
Beirut
The Chase
The Chase offers delicious Italian, French and Lebanese dishes in a friendly, homely atmosphere in its two branches. There is also a healthy salad bar and special menu for kids. The tasty desserts are prepared in-house by the restaurant’s pastry chef. Live performances, every Wednesday (at the Zouk branch) and Thursday (at the Ashrafieh branch) add to the restaurant’s popularity.
Beirut
Socrates
This casual Lebanese restaurant is situated right next to AUB campus and serves traditional dishes and desserts that taste like good ole home cooking. It is a great place to relax and enjoy a meal while watching crowds pass by down the popular Bliss Street.