Zephyr Lounge
Beirut
At a glance
Zephyr Lounge is a dining and drinks venue on Main Street in Dbayeh, extending the Beirut dining circuit into a polished lounge setting. The space combines food, cocktails and wine with an atmosphere shaped by live energy, making it suited to evenings that move between a meal and drinks.
The kitchen follows an international culinary direction, with a menu designed around varied tastes rather than a single regional tradition. The cooking is presented as an important part of the experience, with attention given to flavour, balance and presentation. The menu also includes cocktails and wine, allowing the venue to work for a full dinner, a casual drink or a longer evening built around both.
Mixology is central to Zephyr’s identity. The cocktail offering focuses on creative combinations and carefully balanced flavours, including drinks that bring together fruit, floral, herbal and citrus notes. A cocktail such as The Secret reflects this approach through gin, peach liqueur, bee pollen syrup and lemon, creating a profile that moves between sweetness, earthiness and freshness. The drinks are intended to match the venue’s lively mood rather than function as a simple accompaniment to food.
The interior character is positioned around sophistication and luxury, while the atmosphere remains animated by live energy. That combination gives Zephyr a setting for diners seeking a more refined lounge experience, as well as guests interested in cocktails and an upbeat social environment. The venue’s format can suit an evening meal, drinks with friends or a gathering where food and conversation share equal billing.
Chef Rabih Ofeich brings an adaptable international approach to the menu, supporting a style that can appeal to different preferences. The result is a lounge centred on contemporary dining, crafted drinks and a sense of occasion without being limited to one type of visit. Zephyr Lounge is a practical choice for Dbayeh-based diners and for guests looking for a food-and-cocktail venue outside central Beirut.