Where to Eat & Drink

There are some cozy places in Beirut where you can work, study or read your favorite book in peace.

The ultimate food and lifestyle magazine, Taste & Flavors, rounds up the coolest new spots to feed your thirst and your appetite.

Al Falamanki, the popular Lebanese café,  recently opened the doors of its second branch. Located near Beirut’s iconic Raouche rock, it boasts one of the best views in the capital. 

Al Falamanki recently organized a campaign to clean up the beaches of Raouche, one of Lebanon’s coastal treasures. 

In collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, we take a peek at the hottest festivals, food and music events around the country that you do not want to miss!

For lovers of coffee, Beirut’s rich café culture is second to none. LT rounds up some of the best outdoor spots to grab a freshly brewed cup and watch the world …

Foodies rejoice! Le Cordon Bleu, Paris’s world-famous cooking institute, is coming to Lebanon and they’re bringing some serious style with them. The school will be opening a cooking and baking school …

Lebanon, to the constant astonishment of the Lebanese, keeps attracting foreigners. Opinions on the cause of attraction diverge widely, although I have the strong suspicion that food might play a central role …

Anyone who has dined at Makan or Mótto will tell you that they are far from your ordinary restaurants.