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Cafe Younes

Hamra Street, Beirut

A true Beiruti institution since 1935, Cafe Younes has kept generations satisfied with its specialty roasts and unique blends. Now based in a beautifully restored 1950s Hamra house, it remains the gold standard of Lebanese coffee culture.

6/10 $$
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Edda Arabica

Beirut

A refined specialty coffee destination with passionate baristas, carefully sourced blends, and an elegant space perfect for both focused work and unhurried unwinding. Occasional workshops cement its role in Beirut's coffee community.

8/10 $$
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Sucasu

Beirut

A collective coffee hub combining roasting, barista training, and a cafe bar in one space. Sucasu serves as a meeting point for Beirut's coffee professionals and enthusiasts who take the craft of coffee seriously.

8/10 $$
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Backburner

Saifi Village, Beirut

Situated at the heart of Saifi Village, Backburner serves artisanal coffee from freshly roasted beans with a strong food menu to match. A favourite gathering place for Beirut's creative professionals and specialty coffee enthusiasts.

7/10 $$
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Flat White Beirut

Beirut

Bringing specialty coffee culture to Beirut with expertly pulled espresso shots and silky flat whites that have made it a firm favourite among the city's specialty coffee converts and discerning regulars.

6/10 $$
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Beirut has always had a passionate relationship with coffee, and in recent years the city has embraced specialty coffee culture with characteristic Lebanese flair. From Café Younes - a city institution since 1935 - to the buzzing specialty roasters of Mar Mikhael and Hamra, Beirut's cafe scene is vibrant, resilient, and distinctive.