Amareddine

PERMANENTLY CLOSED
Amareddine openned In November 2011 in a famous location in Abdelwahab street in Achrafieh, in the previously Racine restaurant.

The street and the building are part of the few remaining traditional streets in Achrafieh who escpaed the carzy urbanization. The inside decor of the restaurant is beautiful, with amazing Chandeliers designed By the restaurants Architect, Amine Iskandar and porduced locally. The restaurant has also a beautiful Terrasse which can be used in any season.
The restaurant is absolutly beautiful, but some rooms can be smokey with Narguilé smokers. For non smokers, better ask for a well aerated place.

The food is good in general: great Kebbé, Hommos with vegetables, grilled meet/kebab/chicken, lahm b3ajine and of course the bread.

In conclusion, for 35 USD per person, a great location and place, a good service and good food despite the above comments, it's a very good Lebanese restaurant in Beirut. I will go back there for sure.

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