Bar Beirut

For the most theatrical, high-energy experience go on a Friday or Saturday night, guests rave about the belly-dance and burlesque performances and the vibrant cocktail scene. If you want delicious food with a more relaxed atmosphere, mid-week evenings (Tue–Thu) are excellent choices. Ultimately pick weekend nights for spectacle and weeknights for a quieter meal.

For the full Bar Beirut experience go on a Friday or Saturday evening when the cocktails, live belly-dance and burlesque performances create a lively, electric vibe. If you prefer something quieter but still fun, try an early weeknight (Tue–Thu) when the food and drinks are still excellent but the noise and crowds are reduced. Book ahead for weekends to secure a good table.

Family-friendly: yes, guests frequently bring groups, families and celebrate birthdays here, and staff are accommodating of dietary needs. Accessible seating: not clearly stated in available information. The venue is small and cosy with compact tables, so if you need specific accessibility arrangements it’s best to call ahead. For families seeking a fun night, consider an earlier booking to avoid the louder performance sessions.

Lively, electric and theatrical, Bar Beirut mixes delicious Middle Eastern food with daring cocktails and belly-dance/burlesque entertainment. Guests consistently praise the upbeat vibe, passionate staff and engaging performances, calling it a fun night out rather than a quiet dinner. It’s small and cosy, with bustling energy and music, so expect a vibrant, social atmosphere best enjoyed with friends or for special occasions.

Casual dress is the norm at Bar Beirut. The venue markets itself as a relaxed, late-night cocktail bar with a lively atmosphere, so smart-casual or comfortable evening wear fits right in. If you’re celebrating a special night, guests do sometimes dress up a little, but there’s no formal requirement, come for the food, cocktails and atmosphere.

The restaurant is hosted by the owner known as Soumi (also mentioned as Sumi by some guests) who is frequently praised for his warm hospitality. Guests repeatedly highlight the owner’s personal attention, passion for the food and for making celebrations special.

Busiest: Friday and Saturday evenings when the cocktail bar is full and live performances (belly-dance, burlesque) draw crowds. Quietest: earlier weeknights (Tue–Thu) and earlier seatings, when the vibe is still enjoyable but less boisterous. If you prefer a calmer meal, book a weekday table or an early slot; for the full show and energy, choose weekend nights.

Portions at Bar Beirut tend to be generous and shareable. Guests often choose the set/tasting menus (one comment mentions a $69 pp fixed menu) and say it offers plenty of food, sometimes more than expected, which is great for sharing. Expect Middle Eastern dishes with hearty portions; if you're ordering the tasting menu, you might order less next time or share between friends to sample a range of flavours.

Yes, families do dine here and guests frequently celebrate birthdays with children and teens. That said, the atmosphere can get lively and noisy during belly-dance and burlesque performances, so if you have young kids you may prefer an early seating or quieter weeknight. The staff are welcoming and accommodating, so call ahead if you need menu flexibility for little ones.

Yes, Bar Beirut is a popular choice for date night. Guests frequently celebrate anniversaries and special occasions here; many praise the warm, attentive host and lively belly-dance/burlesque entertainment that adds a memorable touch. Expect cozy, intimate seating, exotic cocktails and shareable Middle Eastern dishes that create a fun, romantic evening. If you prefer a quieter table, try an early weeknight booking or ask staff when you reserve.

Yes, Bar Beirut’s staff are known for being accommodating. Guests report that the team and owner warmly handle dietary requirements (vegetarian and vegan options were catered for) and go out of their way for celebrations. For specific requests like seating for a large group, accessibility needs, or celebration touches, call ahead so the team can prepare and ensure the best experience.

Bar Beirut is rated 4.7 stars by 121 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.