Souk El Tayeb Farmers' Market

We visited Souk el Tayeb in Beirut on a Saturday morning, and the weather was beautiful. The market has plenty of stands both indoors and outdoors, and there’s even a small playground for kids, which is a nice touch. You’ll find a wide variety of healthy and artisanal products, though many of them are on the pricey side. I do hope the items are properly vetted, because it can sometimes be difficult to judge whether what’s advertised truly matches the product. There are several food stands as well. We were planning to get a man2oushe, but the woman preparing it wasn’t wearing gloves. She was kneading the dough with both hands and flattening it directly, and I wasn’t sure if that met acceptable hygiene standards, so we decided not to eat. Overall, it’s a pleasant place to explore and pick up some healthy items, but be prepared to pay a premium.

Great way to spend your Saturday morning. Fresh produce, jams, honey and a lot of local small businesses. The vendors are very friendly with great marketing skills 😌

Souk El Tayeb is always a good idea to spend your Saturday morning, the saj manouche to die for, all the nice people, local crops and products, the vibes overall are very lovely and the new Location is spacious with seats where you can enjoy your coffee

Hello to all my gluten free and celiac friends, I am in Lebanon ( Beirut) this week and I found this hidden gem from a post here on find me gluten free app. She is located inside the souk( market) and has all celiac lab tested items . She's celiac her self so all of her food is delicious I had so many pastries mankoush, and spinach pies attached down below ( her name artistan celiac bakery by gege).

What a bummer that its only open once a week! A beirut must visit in my opinion. You can find various taste and bites of Lebanon from different vendors and the produce is top notch!

Very nice market with lots of kind people, delicious food, vegetables, handicraft, books etc etc. New location with a lot of space indoor and outdoor. Kter tayyeb!

A farmers market that is open every Saturday with a large selection of various home grown or made items. They do everything from honey to wine and fruits. Fresh homemade food from various vendors which can be eaten in the restaurant. They also have a menu in the restaurant which is good.

We have been regualrs at Tawlet Beirut however the new location is a chaotic mess. Service is slow. The place lost it's charm. The staff was never this unprofessional. Such a disappointment. If you're not ready to serve enough people don't open. We waited an hour for a taouk plat and tabouleh.