Beihouse

Beihouse brings together several hospitality experiences within three renovated traditional Lebanese houses facing Beirut’s port. The setting centres on a shared courtyard, giving the venue a residential character while creating space for dining, drinks, conversation, art and private gatherings. Its atmosphere is designed to feel intimate, sociable and welcoming, with a lively spirit that reflects the city around it.

The Dining Room provides the main restaurant experience, while The Bar focuses on cocktails and The Living Room offers a more relaxed lounge setting. Menus also cover wine and other beverages, allowing the venue to work for a full evening meal, drinks or a slower gathering between the two. The different rooms share a consistent design language without feeling like identical spaces.

Design plays a central role at Beihouse. The interiors combine the character of traditional Lebanese homes with a contemporary approach, creating rooms intended to retain a sense of personality even when quiet. The courtyard adds an outdoor setting, while L’Atelier provides an art studio within the wider venue. The Workspace supports meetings and work-related gatherings, and Le Privé extends the property to a rooftop space for private events.

The venue is suited to occasions that benefit from a distinct setting and several formats in one address. A meal can take place in the Dining Room, cocktails can move to The Bar, and a more informal gathering can settle into The Living Room or courtyard. Private parties, themed celebrations, corporate events and meetings are also part of the venue’s offering. The Suites add an accommodation element to the overall concept.

Located on Pasteur Street, Beihouse offers a polished yet personable setting for food, drinks, social occasions and creative gatherings. Its combination of restaurant, cocktail bar, lounge, garden, studio and event spaces makes it suitable for guests seeking a flexible evening venue with a strong architectural identity.