Beit El Qamar

This place is truly a hidden gem. Nestled between peaceful trees and surrounded by nature, Beit El Qamar makes you feel like you’re at home with your own family. We arrived around 10:30 AM and had a lovely mini breakfast with coffee while enjoying the breathtaking scenery. Later, we were treated to one of the best buffets I’ve ever had. The food felt like it came straight from my grandma’s kitchen, cooked with love and served with genuine care. The staff explain each dish, its ingredients, and how it’s made, which adds such a warm and personal touch. Highly recommended for anyone looking to disconnect, recharge, and eat real, heartfelt Lebanese food.

Bad customer service, rude waiters, dark toilets, no toilet paper, warm drinks, warm beers, overpriced, just utter disappointment. Drove all the way from beirut from their advertisements on instagram and will never go again. Highly recommend you stay away from this place and go literally anywhere. Mcdonald’s is a better bet than this place. Can’t stress enough how bad the food was and how unorganized the kitchen is. The fries that we ordered came after all of us have finished eating. Wish i could give zero stars. What a wasted day.

An all around terrible experience. This is by far the worst Lebanese restaurant we have ever been to in Lebanon. We didn’t do the buffet. Beer was warm, food was absolutely terrible, and I mean awful, the service was horrible, the fries came AFTER all the food, nothing was organized. I would PAY to skip this place.

In the historic heart of Deir el Qamar, where stone houses line quiet alleys and the air still carries echoes of old Lebanon, Sundays unfold with a special kind of grace. At Beit El Qamar — a restored guesthouse that feels more like a family home — the end of the week is marked by a beloved tradition. Every Sunday, the garden comes alive as Beit El Qamar prepares a generous Lebanese buffet in a setting that feels timeless. Beneath the shade of mulberry trees and flowering vines, tables are laid out in the open air, inviting guests to slow down and savor. The aroma of home-cooked dishes, baked saj, and seasonal specialties fills the space, blending with soft conversations and the hum of village life. It’s not just lunch…it’s a ritual of togetherness, rooted in heritage and simplicity. Beit El Amar reminds us that some of life’s richest moments are the ones shared under the sun, surrounded by stories, flavors, and familiar warmth.

We went there for lunch it is more a guest house so we took a small tour inside to see their rooms, a cozy place away from the crowds, they serve traditional Lebanese food. We enjoyed our lunch . Price : set menu for 35$/ person

Great food, amazing staff! Highly recommended!

Amazing place with delicious food. Very nice experience.

Terrible experience! The service was slow and rude, the place was dirty, and the valet was careless and dishonest. Although the view was nice I wouldn’t come back .