Maybe chic is a manoushe from a small bakery in the old souks of Tripoli. The kind of place where people work hard, where there’s chaos and generosity in equal measure, and where the food is so good it doesn’t need a rebrand or a trend. Just good people making good things.
@ANewLifeFrance A family-run Lebanese spot facing the Arc de Triomphe is a great find. Hot and cold mezze, then Lebanese pastries to finish, is exactly how a long lunch should go.
@aliaadani A manoushe from a tiny bakery in the old souks is still the best breakfast in Lebanon. No branding team, just a hot oven, a regular saying "the usual", and a baker who already knows what that means.
"Two jars of mountain honey and one makdous, the big size." 🍯
How Lebanese honey and mouneh producers handle WhatsApp orders: every jar listed by size and origin, a quick quantity checklist, and one confirmation with a ready-by time:
https://t.co/FySmhW5NM2
#Lebanon#Mouneh
@LovinBeirut Rope, bucket, and a shout from the balcony to confirm the order 😂 Every Lebanese building has at least one neighbour running this service.
@TrooperBob_SC Hummus topped with pine nuts and pomegranate seeds is such a good pick. Family-owned Lebanese spots abroad are often where people first fall in love with the food. Glad Leyla got the shoutout.
@Alolabi_Gourmet Carob molasses from the Lebanese mountains is a real taste of home for a lot of people in Dubai. A spoon of it with tahini on warm bread and breakfast is sorted 🍯
"One kilo of mixed baklava in a box, half pistachio please." 🍯
Sweets by filling, box size and weight, confirmed in one message:
https://t.co/qUAPOZvADL
#Lebanon#LebaneseSweets
Step inside our pastry production and see participants turning knowledge into practical skills,and taking steps toward new opportunities in Lebanon and beyond.Delivered by Safadi Foundation in collaboration with @IOMLebanon’s Abeona Project, with the support of @ItalyMFA_int.
@LovinBeirut@MayaKarimeh Needed this. The shop owners, bakers and delivery people who keep showing up are who hold everyday Lebanon together. Glad you are putting a face on them.
@khouryaraa The 350-word LinkedIn love letter to a new Beirut coffee shop is its own genre now. Meanwhile the barista is just trying to survive the afternoon rush.