Restaurants in Beirut.
The capital, and the country's restaurant capital by a mile.
Beirut concentrates more of Lebanon's restaurant culture than any other city — by population, by historical depth, by sheer density of cuisines per square kilometre. The platform's Beirut listings span the legendary (the names everyone in Lebanon knows), the new (the post-2019 wave of independent chef-led rooms), and the institutional (the corner spots that have been feeding their neighbourhood for thirty years). Filter by neighbourhood to triangulate: Mar Mikhael for the contemporary scene, Achrafieh for the white-tablecloth canon, Hamra for the bistro-and-cafe spectrum, Gemmayze for the late-night, Bourj Hammoud for Armenian specialty, Verdun for the family-restaurant strip.
By cuisine
By neighbourhood
Em Sherif
₤₤₤₤T-Marbouta
₤₤₤₤Abou afif
₤₤₤₤Leon Sandwiches
₤₤₤₤Al Beiruti
₤₤₤₤InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut by IHG
₤₤₤₤Mayrig
₤₤₤₤Babel Downtown
₤₤₤₤JOE & THE JUICE
₤₤₤₤Sushi Bar Hamra
₤₤₤₤Murray
₤₤₤₤Kalei Coffee Co.
₤₤₤₤Ferdinand
₤₤₤₤Music Hall
₤₤₤₤Badguer
₤₤₤₤Swiss Butter - Sin El Fil
₤₤₤₤Mosaic
₤₤₤₤Burger King
₤₤₤₤Zaitunay Bay
₤₤₤₤The Smallville Hotel
₤₤₤₤Bartartine - Dbayeh
₤₤₤₤Loris
₤₤₤₤The Bros - Mar Mikhael
₤₤₤₤Babel Bay
₤₤₤₤About restaurants in Beirut
How many restaurants in Beirut are on Sah10?
Sah10 currently lists 107 restaurants in Beirut, Lebanon, rated by the community on food, service, ambiance, and value.
What cuisines are most common in Beirut?
The most common cuisines in Beirut on Sah10 are Lebanese (60), Cafe (18), American (8).
Which neighbourhoods in Beirut have the most restaurants?
Beirut (22), Mar Mikhael (12), Achrafieh (11) are the densest dining neighbourhoods in Beirut on Sah10.
What is the highest-rated restaurant in Beirut?
The current top-rated spots in Beirut on Sah10 are Em Sherif (4.8/5), T-Marbouta (4.6/5), Abou afif (4.5/5).
How does Sah10 rate restaurants?
Each Sah10 rating is a single 1–5 star score submitted by a community member, optionally accompanied by a short list of tags ("Good value", "Slow service", "Late-night option") and a written review. The overall score on every restaurant card is a weighted average of those scores, with reviews backed by tags and text counting a little more than bare-bones ones.