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February 30

February 30, a hip resto-pub in Beirut, offers creative cocktails and delicious food in a trendy, yet inviting setting.

Restaurants French

Eau de Vie

Paul

High quality breads cakes and coffee from the Beirut outpost of this global chain.

Lina’s

The perfect place to kick back with a strong morning coffee a little bit of breakfast and a newspaper.

Shops Antiques & Crafts

Souq al Barghout

Souq al Barghout is every bargain hunter's dream; a mix between a giant flea market and car boot sale those willing to sift through the tat can unearth some real buried treasure.

Restaurants Lebanese

Foul, Hommos & Co

With a handful of tables and an open kitchen this is a quintessential Lebanese experience.

Restaurants Lebanese

Al Balad

Cheap and cheerful Lebanese restaurant with fantastic food. A local treat.

Hole In the Wall

Diminutive pub-style bar rammed with young Lebanese and students.

Restaurants Fusion

Scallywags

Fun friendly and hugely popular little fusion restaurant.

Restaurants Mediterranean

Tamaris

Stylish dessert-focused restaurant from the Ducasse stable.

Spoon

One Stop has become Spoon with a slick all wooden interior and laid back music.

Things to do Tours

Yellow Submarine

Restaurants Italian

Fennel

Low key Italian that draws in foodies from near and far.

Clubs Live Music

Nova

Restaurants Lebanese

La Tabkha

Stylish Lebanese lunch spot in fashionable Gemayzeh.

Regusto

An old-school café serving up sport beer and decent Armenian food.

Cafes Coffee Shop

Tribeca

Laid-back New York-style café in Achrafieh.

Celtic

Irish boozer with a continually buzzing vibe.

Things to do Spectator Sports

Let's face it Beirut's horse racing scene is never going to compare to the Grand National, Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe or the Kentucky Derby - but the Lebanese do love to gamble which makes it exciting nevertheless.

Restaurants Lebanese

Le Chef

Simple Lebanese restaurant that the locals swear by.

Shops Malls & Department Stores

ABC Shopping Centre

Beirut's main mall houses the ABC department store as well as a range of other shops restaurants and a six-screen cinema. Spread over six levels ABC has everything you could possibly want under one roof - and then some.

Things to do Charters & Rentals

Cycling in Beirut can be somewhat problematic - the problem being the insanely dangerous and blinkered driving style of most Lebanese. But if you can get up to er speed on the principles of survival here then it's a great way to see the city.

Restaurants Lebanese

Wadi Walima

Delightfully intimate Lebanese restaurant hidden inside an old townhouse.

24-hour café that's busy all day and night. Perfect for a early morning snack before bed.

Barometre

Small dark and smokey; an intellectually hip hangout in once glamorous Hamra.

Casper & Gambini

With great food efficient service and an understatedly hip atmosphere Casper's remains a favourite.

Things to do Watersports

Atlas Beach

Atlas Beach is for those who prefer a quieter beach side experience with a distinct lack of the drone of jet skis and nattering. On the other hand also lacks some of the facilities of other beaches.

Cafes Coffee Shop

Rawda Café

A local institution a trip to Rawda is a glimpse into real everyday Beirut life.

Al Falamanki

Backgammon, Shisha and Lebanese tea are all on the menu at this lively little café

Things to do Watersports

Tyre Public Beach

A simply beautiful beach close to the city's ruins which include Alexander the Great's monumental Arch to make a relaxing and culturally stimulating day trip.

Things to do Sports & Fitness

Sporting Club

Sporting might not look like much - it's very difficult to see the beauty in concrete - but the resort is one of the best and well worth going to if only to try and parse out its appeal.

Things to do Charters & Rentals

Flying Carpet

I can show you the world... On a magic carpet ride! While this may not be the flying carpet of our dreams it is a cheap and cheerful way to take to the skies.

Shops Shopping Areas

Saifi Village Arts

Opened in December 2004 this intimate neighbourhood is Beirut's answer to Portobello Road with plenty of design furniture and fashion stores lining the streets.

Restaurants Lebanese

Goutons-Voir

Families and young couples vie for blackboard viewing at this affordable European eatery.

Port View

An intimate, relaxed and reasonably-priced hotel in Gemayzeh.

Hotel Alexandre

A good value-for-money option with an interesting history.

Radisson Blu Verdun

Set on a busy shopping street the hotel perfect for those in town on business. The smart Radisson Blu Verdun is opposite the ABC Mall and is perfectly located close to the centre, and some of the city's sights.