Maryool Beirut is a contemporary Lebanese eatery nestled in the heart of Saifi Village, offering a modern twist on traditional Levantine cuisine. With branches also in Doha and Kuwait, Maryool brings authentic homemade recipes to a chic and cozy setting. The restaurant’s interior, designed by architects Ghaith Abou Ghanem and Jad Melki, features terrazzo tiled walls and hardwood tables, creating an inviting atmosphere that reflects the warmth of a Lebanese home kitchen. Maryool’s menu showcases a variety of signature dishes, including hummus with chorizo, musakhan tacos, and a selection of plant-based vegan options, all made with the freshest seasonal ingredients. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely lunch or a lively dinner, Maryool offers a dining experience that is as buzzing as the city and its people.
Chef Chabchoul
2 weeks agoHad a wonderful time at this restaurant! The food was beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients used. I also appreciated the great vibes and the unique story behind the place — it adds a special touch to the experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable dining experience!
Yasmine Itani
2 weeks agoWe went for dinner. Food is delicious, the menu contains a mix of different cuisine. Make sure to book or you’ll end up sitting on the bar next to strangers. Atmosphere inside is somewhat dark, you’ll barely see the food. Nice experience, will be back.
Zeina Huballah
a month agoMaryoul is in the middle of Saifi Village, and I really liked it! The location, the setup and the atmosphere were all very nice.It’s a great spot for brunch or if you want to sit outside and enjoy the sun. We tried a couple of dishes. Everything looked great and tasted good, just like in the menu but the portions were a bit small🥹. Still, I enjoyed it all and really think you should pass by and try
News Telegraph
a month agoOn their birthday, they generously offered a breakfast buffet for their customers and passers-by. The food is delicious and the spread is rich. Ahmed, the host, is very welcoming and friendly. The restaurant is in the middle of a quiet and authentic neighbourhood in the center of Beirut. We strongly recommend visiting it, and happy birthday.
Nour Saikaly
3 weeks agoThis spot has really good food ,fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. As a Lebanese eatery, the menu isn’t very wide, but everything on it is truly amazing, so you don’t feel like you’re missing out. The interior design is reaaaallly nice ,warm, modern, and full of charm. A beautiful place to enjoy a high-quality Lebanese meal in a stylish setting.