Beirut

The food at this restaurant is excellent, and the staff is exceptionally friendly and attentive. I have a gluten allergy, and the team was very accommodating to my dietary needs. During our four-day stay in Havana, we chose to dine here on three separate occasions, which speaks to the quality of both the food and service. I highly recommend this restaurant.

The restaurant staff were incredible. They accommodated a group of 15 on multiple occasions during our trip despite the frequent rolling black outs that the country was experiencing. The food was the best we had in Cuba given the expectations. If you are travelling and staying nearby, it's a great choice.

Probably one of my top 5 places to eat in Havana. Quality can be a bit inconsistent, but generally, I’ve had good experiences here. Service is also not very attentive overall. Pricing is pretty fair as well.

One of the best restaurants in Habana. Went there more a once. Service is great, too. A little disturbing are the musicians and beggars on the street who appear every time we ate there.

I was excited about this place since I love Middle Eastern food, and most of it was phenomenal! We ordered the tasting platter, and some salad. Both were tasty, but the falafel left a bit to be desired. The whole staff was entranced by a Cuban telenovella, which was very funny. This is a halal restaurant that serves alcohol, by the way.

Great food and customer service Thank you for offering halal delicious food

A great hidden gem in the heart of Havana. Delicious Lebanese food with a good variety of authentic dishes such as hummus, kafta, tawook, shawarma and much more. A halal spot for anyone looking for something different on their vacation to Cuba.

This was amazing that I could find shawarma in Havana. I rated that in comparison with other Havana restaurants and bar. The food was delicious and I really liked our waiter. He was talking English fluently with understandable accent. We ordered combo Beirut and Mixto Beirut. Both was delicious and tasty. The combo was good choice as it was hummus, eggplant (I believe mutabal), felafel and something with ground beef inside (kebbe I believe). It also had bread and shawarma. Kebbe was tasty but a little to raw for me. Shawarma, mutabal and hummus was great. Really worth 750 pesos. The Mixto was also good with 2 skews of ground beef (again not grilled enough and inside was raw), 2 skews of ground chicken and shawarma. The limonite with ice was great, however, they did not have straw 🤐 Bad things was lack of soap in the toilet and raw ground beef, other than that everything including price was good.