"Mar Mikhael"

Founder of the design studio Kubik in Beirut’s Mar Mikhael neighborhood, Maria Bahous explores the symbolism behind the tradition of the evil eye.

The old stairs of Mar Mikhael and Jeitawi have seen the city transform around them. They hold memories of the city’s past; but as Beirut becomes more urbanized, like the old …

Tucked in one of Mar Mikhael’s quiet streets is Zanzoun, a recently restored traditional Lebanese home and L’Hôte Libanais’s most recent addition in Beirut.

Tucked away above Tawlet in Beirut’s Mar Mikhael neighborhood sits Beit el Tawlet, Souk el Tayeb’s latest addition.

Shielded from the noisy street Mar Mikhael street below, lies BEYt, a guesthouse that has become a meeting place and cultural platform for a diverse group of people.

Escape the summer heat by heading to the roof, where you can enjoy the gentle breeze and cool down with a drink or two.

Lebanon’s favorite restaurants are opening new branches. Fresh spots and familiar names bring new energy and flavors across the country. Here’s a look at what’s new.

Social entrepreneur and founder of Tawlet restaurants and Souk el Tayeb Kamal Mouzawak’s tells us about his passion for food and for Lebanon.

Join us as we redefine your burger experience, setting the standard for culinary excellence in the city of Beirut.