Petit Cafe from Beirut Menu

What User likes about Petit Cafe:
exceptional prospects. faster, friendly service and fairly good food, but don't go there for eating or service, go for the sake of view. aim for the sunset if they can even make it. as an additional bonus, you will also get to watch aircraft as they approach the airport. easy to recommend View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about Petit Cafe:
The location of the restaurant is very nice, but the prices are expensive for the portion sizes. The dishes, as seen in my pictures, were almost empty. The Foul and Msabha were not tasty at all and the portion sizes were small. We didn't even finish them because they were poorly prepared. The staff are friendly, but the price of the shisha is also expensive and not worth it. This place seems to be more about the name... View all feedback.

Lunch with beautiful view! tasting food reasonable prices (considers the economic situation in the country.) very friendly staff.

We visited Huqqa Dach and were impressed by the excellent service, delicious food, and stunning ambiance.

Exceptional prospects. faster, friendly service and fairly good food, but don't go there for eating or service, go for the sake of view. aim for the sunset if they can even make it. as an additional bonus, you will also get to watch aircraft as they approach the airport. easy to recommend

Excellent restaurant/cafe with great customer service. The food was fresh, delicious and its presentation was very appetizing. The interior decoration was modern with a fusion of Arab architecture. They had two massive screens showing the champions league match which was visible to everyone in the cafe.

Great and stunning Mediterranean sea view restaurant with great food and both indoor and outdoor seating arrangement. It is perfect for celebration dinner and family gathering. All the decoration are great and beautifully furnished and you must go and have to be there during sunset. It is an unforgettable stunning sun set view in my lifetime in Beirut, Lebanon. Thanks Jamal to bring me there.

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