Dinning & Entertainment

It’s not a hidden fact that Lebanese are scaterred all over the world. The interaction with other cultures helped them learn some if not all the traites of those cultures. Due to this fact you can find diversified menus also diversified entertainment centers. There are specialized retaurants that serve specific food (Greek, Italian, etc… and ofcourse we can not forget the Lebanese food).

One of the main nightlife themes in Lebanon that every young and old enjoy is eating. Eating here is not just something you have to do to survive, it's an event. Whether it's outside or in their homes the Lebanese turn eating into a mass social activity. Restaurants and cafe's are full at night, and everyone is on show. This isn't just a thing for adolescents, you see kids from the age of 1 and at the other end of the scale people 80 yrs old all out to have a good time. Dress up for dinner, by that I don't mean you have to wear a suit, just make sure you are presentable, whether that be smart or fashionable, you are on show here

The extravagant Lebanese mezze represents the high point of the country's hospitality. Mezze staples are hommos - a chickpea puree with lemon and sesame paste - and bahaganouj - a dip made of roasted eggplant, sesame paste, lemon and garlic. Raw or fried kibbe - fresh lamb pounded with ground wheat and seasoned with onion, fresh mint, salt and pepper - is also a favorite