Aleb
Restaurant in Beirut
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About
Located in Beirut, Lebanon, Aleb is a Restaurant. A popular choice for Date night. Cuisine: Middle Eastern. Also offers table reservations. It stays open late, until 23:00. Rated 4.9★ from 76 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in Beirut.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service6
- Ambiance5
- Food quality5
Frequently asked questions
Where is Aleb?+
Aleb is located at VGXG+5HX Aleb, Beirut, Lebanon, Beirut.
What kind of place is Aleb?+
Aleb is a Restaurant in Beirut serving Middle Eastern.
What are Aleb's opening hours?+
Aleb is closed on Sunday. Aleb stays open late, until 23:00.
Is Aleb open on Sundays?+
No, Aleb is closed on Sundays.
What does Aleb offer?+
Aleb offers Bar, Takes reservations.
What is Aleb good for?+
Aleb is a popular choice for Date night.
Location
What people say
“Great and innovative food, with a nice and cozy seating area. Staff were very friendly. I enjoyed savoring the flavors of the dishes and the mixes they had. Prices are fair and the location is very good.”
“Drawn in by the natural wine, every plate was both familiar and something new. Everything was very nicely presented, and of course each bite was incredibly delicious. So thankful I discovered this gem in my first visit to Beirut.”
“An authentic Lebanese kitchen that truly captures the flavors of the Mediterranean. Fresh ingredients, rich spices, and traditional recipes come together to create a memorable dining experience. Each dish feels homemade, offering a taste of Lebanon’s culinary heritage in every bite.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Mike Aoun★★★★★Great and innovative food, with a nice and cozy seating area. Staff were very friendly. I enjoyed savoring the flavors of the dishes and the mixes they had. Prices are fair and the location is very good.
Alexandra Smith★★★★★Drawn in by the natural wine, every plate was both familiar and something new. Everything was very nicely presented, and of course each bite was incredibly delicious. So thankful I discovered this gem in my first visit to Beirut.
Paul Pieuchot★★★★★Great experiences don’t beg for attention, they linger and stay with you. Such can be said of Aleb. The setting is refined and intimate, cozy and welcoming. The food is rich with flavors, a taste of Lebanon with an innovative twist. The passion transpires in every dish. I’m glad the kitchen is open so the chefs could catch the nods of awe and excitement at every dish. You leave with the one regret of not having been able to taste everything, already looking forward to coming back to be wowed again ! A bientôt
Pao Ibrahim★★★★★A Culinary Masterpiece in the Heart of Beirut! This restaurant is a true gem in Beirut’s vibrant Mar Mikhael. From the charming ambiance to the flawless service, everything was outstanding. The menu was a masterpiece! fresh food, perfectly cooked, and a decadent dessert that was pure bliss. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and passionate, making the experience even more memorable. With its prime location and world-class Lebanese cuisine with a twist, this spot is an absolute must-visit. Five stars all the way!
Georges Rahbani★★★★★This restaurant does not disappoint. With a menu that offers a creative twist on traditional Lebanese dishes, also prides itself on its selection of natural wines, which perfectly complement the bold and aromatic dishes. Overall, this Levantine restaurant is a must-visit, the vibrant atmosphere and delicious food make it an unforgettable experience.
Eliane Abi Nader★★★★★An authentic Lebanese kitchen that truly captures the flavors of the Mediterranean. Fresh ingredients, rich spices, and traditional recipes come together to create a memorable dining experience. Each dish feels homemade, offering a taste of Lebanon’s culinary heritage in every bite.
Elissar Boujaoude★★★★★Truly outstanding food, service and cadre. The chef elevates the humble potato and eggplant to exquisite dishes worthy of Michelin stars. I loved the balanced flavors not overwhelmed by garlic and onions (the usual in Lebanon). Even their madeleine qualifies for Madeleine de Proust.
Liz Warner★★★★★One of my absolute favorite new restaurants in Beirut! I consider any trip to Lebanon as a pure 'food pilgrimage' and discovering Aleb blew me away. Each dish combined very comforting, traditional Lebanese flavors with unusual combinations. Topped with mind-blowing delicious Lebanese natural wine. A true first of its kind in Beirut and one to be cherished. Co-owner Pascal was so warm and inviting, making the whole experience very intimate and cosy.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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