Born in the streets of Beirut, the “Diwanji” is a naturally unsatisfied person. Always looking for perfection, The “Diwanji” mainly cares for his look: trendy shoes, pants and shirts, along with a state of the art cap to hide his eyes. He is the incarnation of the Lebanese dissident, and blames the society for his misery (politics, health care, electricity, services, etc…). You cannot predict a Diwanji attitude.
The “Diwanji” finds no ease until he sits back with friends on the traditional Arabic couch called “Diwan” (where the word “Diwanji” comes from), and smokes shisha with friends around a cup of coffee, tea or a drink, while listening to old relaxing songs.
His love for gatherings is now materialized by a modest neighborhood Café in a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere, where you can enjoy a Shisha while tasting a wide variety of cuisine, cooked with the finest ingredients.
At “Diwanji”, they spare no effort to make you feel right at home and help you forget all of your burdens.
