The Lebanese have always expressed their identity through the intertwining of religion, food, music and dance. Lebanese culture and traditions are honoured at haflis (parties), mahrajans (feasts), and by musicians playing the traditional five-stringed instrument, the Oud. Religious events -- whether big Islamic feasts, like Eid Al Adha or Christian festivals such as Easter Sunday or the feast day of Saint Maron -- each have their own special food to celebrate the day. Beirut Lounge provides exquisite food and a touch of Lebanese charm for intimate dinner parties or a birthday celebration. Whatever the occasion we guarantee an unforgettable meal.  

Innovative dishes with an international twist

Our cuisine is influenced by the flavours and aromas of dishes from around the world, so you can choose from a mouth-watering array of international and fusion dishes and canapés.  

The food is traditionally Lebanese with over 36 mezze dishes and 18 main courses, and all our meat is Halal. Half of the menu is vegetarian - this is traditional in Lebanon - and so the cuisine is perfect for all tastes. In general, the food is not spicy and the tastes range from the simple to the unexpected.

 
We make each dish to order so you get the freshest taste you can when dining in the restaurant, which also means that when we are serving lots of mezze (the best way to experience the food) dishes do not arrive at the same time. However, this is usual of Mediteranean dining - you only have to look at tapas in Spanish cuisine - and you can''t help but relax with a few friends, some wonderful food and some of the best boutique wines available today.