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Beirut Barcelona is a halal restaurant located in Barcelona, offering a delightful Lebanese dining experience.
Beirut Barcelona is a vibrant Lebanese restaurant situated in the heart of Barcelona, specifically in the Les Corts neighborhood. Known for its rich flavors and inviting atmosphere, this establishment provides a unique dining experience that showcases the best of Lebanese cuisine. Guests can expect a warm welcome from the friendly staff, who are dedicated to ensuring a pleasant visit. The restaurant features a beautifully designed interior, making it an excellent choice for both casual meals and special occasions.
The menu at Beirut Barcelona includes a variety of traditional Lebanese dishes, perfect for those looking to explore new flavors. While specific signature dishes are not detailed, patrons can enjoy a selection of appetizers, main courses, and desserts that reflect the culinary heritage of Lebanon. The restaurant is moderately priced, with an average cost of around €15 per person, making it accessible for a wide range of diners. Whether you are in the mood for a hearty meal or a light snack, Beirut Barcelona has something to satisfy every palate.
Located at Travessera de les Corts, 283, this halal restaurant is easily accessible and offers a welcoming environment for everyone. Beirut Barcelona operates daily from 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM, providing ample opportunity for lunch, dinner, or a late-night snack. The restaurant also offers takeout and delivery services, making it convenient for those who prefer to enjoy their meals at home.
Ideal for families, friends, or anyone looking to experience authentic Lebanese cuisine, Beirut Barcelona is a must-visit. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all guests can enjoy their dining experience comfortably. With a strong rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on over 770 reviews, it is clear that Beirut Barcelona is a beloved spot for both locals and visitors alike.
| Halal certificado por el restaurador | No |
|---|---|
| Referenciado como halal online | Sí* |
| ¿Se sirve alcohol? | N/C |
*N/C = no comunicado. Los valores reflejan lo que indica el local o las fuentes enlazadas — confirma siempre en el sitio.
4.6(771 en Google Maps)
4 months ago
We sat in Sala 2 (group of 4 and a kid). The hosts were polite,fast and kind. The interiors are beautifully done. They have good dessert options and coffee tasted really strong (loved it). The falafal was fulfilling, we also ordered hummus separately ( the dip was tasty). If you like Labanese food, a must visit.
9 months ago
We had cold and hot apetizers and some main dishes including kebab meat, they were all good. It was a nice dinner overall!
3 months ago
Overall, a solid 2.9 on a warm, sunny day - neither of which happened to be the case that fateful January evening. Not the worst, but no reason to return either. Like a forgotten shoe on a beach, left there to marinate for a few seasons. You might notice it, but you won’t pick it up either. Why would you? ’tis but an old boot. Where the restaurant’s current rating comes from, only the almighty can tell. Perhaps the desserts are better. I wouldn’t know. We didn’t stay long enough to find out following the starters and mains. For more information on our adventure, please expand below. The supporting ingredients that the restaurant uses appear of rather dubious quality. The wrap casings, which also feature as the “bread” for the various starters, play the same bland notes as the flat discs you can grab from your local discount supermarket for €0.50 a pack - it’s not that they taste bad as much as they don’t taste like anything at all. Am I eating it? Am I not? Like a remnant from Shakespeare’s Hamlet or a case of Schrodinger’s “bread”, I genuinely could not tell. You are bound to become rather familiar with the “bread” and a few of the other ingredients. Few, literally, and insofar as there are any: it became apparent rather quickly not only that the kitchen rotates the same three ingredients for all its dishes, but that there are no other ingredients in the kitchen. Other than for the lamb-mince-chicken that is, more of which below. The lamb wrap ‘without hummus’ that my fri
2 years ago
Amazing food, very clean and amazingly kind staff! Very happy about the food! Grandma meatball was also amazingly delicious! Would gladly recommend !
3 months ago
Best Lebanese food in the city! We recommend their loaded fries (latest addition to the menu and a solid 11/10!)
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Última sincronización: May 15, 2026

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