Al Beiruti Restaurant

Al Beiruti on Sheikh Zayed Road is truly one of my favorite spots in Dubai. I go there regularly, and the quality of the food is always beyond excellent. The atmosphere is absolutely beautiful and the service is top-notch. I would especially like to thank Charbel, who served us during our last visit. He was incredibly attentive, polite, and made the experience even more enjoyable. It’s service like this that keeps me coming back. Highly recommend this place for anyone looking for delicious Lebanese cuisine with great vibes and professional service.

Our company hosted our Iftar party at Al Beirut, and it was a wonderful evening! The atmosphere was vibrant, and the food was absolutely amazing – flavorful, tasty, and fresh. Despite the restaurant being packed and busy that night, the staff exceeded our expectations with their outstanding service. They were attentive, friendly, and always ready to assist us. Thank you so much, Al Beirut, for making our event so memorable. Highly recommend! 👌✨

One of my favourite Lebanese restaurants in town. Best hummus, makanek (sausages) and rad asfour with mustard. I am not a big fan of the sandwiches, for that I prefer other places. Shisha is great.

The food is really amazing! One of the best lebanese cuisines out there. Would have loved to give it a 5 stars. But unfortunately the atmosphere wasn't as expected, as the waiters are so messy and so loud when moving around... literally they moved 6 round tables around us. Trays falling, they have the cutlery rack towards the tables, so every time they throw the cutlery in, it bangs! Such an experience ruiner. And they had put the chef's good effort to waste

My friends invited me for lunch to this restaurant which has a roomy, upmarket look and feel. The service is top notch from the attentive waiters. Going to the food, let’s start with the appetizer. Paired with a delicious olive oil and fresh rustic kubbz, the raw kibbeh was out of this world amazing. A small zaatar labneh was intensely flavorful and served with fried bread and olives. After the mains which are very well prepared meat and tawouk entrees, we enjoyed the mastica ice cream and Turkish coffee. For a non-Lebanese visitor that eats a lot of Arabic, this was a very good experience.