Beirut, Lebanese restaurant in Altstadt-Nord, Cologne, Germany
Beirut is a Lebanese restaurant in Cologne's old town that serves traditional dishes including falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, kebabs, and shawarma. The menu also features a wide range of cold and hot mezze plates designed for sharing.
The restaurant has occupied Buttermarkt 3 in Cologne's old town for many years, establishing itself as part of the neighborhood's diverse food scene. Lebanese cooking traditions have taken root in this location.
The name refers to the capital of Lebanon, reflecting the Middle Eastern cooking tradition practiced here. Meals are served in small shared plates, following the social dining customs common in Lebanese households.
The restaurant is open daily from 11:30 AM to midnight and advance reservations are recommended since it fills up regularly. Bring enough cash, as card payments are not accepted.
The signature platter combines multiple hot and cold starters on a single plate, showcasing the diverse flavors of the cuisine. Portions are generous, especially the grilled meats and fresh salads, which quickly fill the table.
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