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6 Of The Best “Furns” In Lebanon
We know furns is not a word, but you get the point.
Nothing beats a good old homey man’ouche from a furn in the day3a. Here are 6 of our favorite spots around Lebanon. Share yours in the comments section!
1. Furn El Siyyed, Bourj Al Barajneh
Known for their delectable cocktail man’ouche, you get the best of both worlds at this gem.
2. Furn Merchak, Batroun
All your favorite open-faced man’ouches in one place. Cheese, zaatar, beid w awarma, and lahm b 3ajeen, this spot is perfect for a carbilicious feast.
3. Furn Abou Elias, Zahle
Words cannot do Furn Abou Elias’ divine dough justice. Baked to perfection and stuffed with the finest ingredients, this bakery is a must-try.
4. Al Jurdli, Saida
Al Jurdli don’t make mne2ich, they make magic. Tucked away in Saida’s busy streets, Al Jurdli are known for their exceptional bakes and have become a staple for a good man’ouche.
5. Em Bachir, Faraya
What better way to welcome winter season than with a warm man’ouche that feels like a hug? Em Bachir makes the best baked goods in Faraya, and her labne w awarma is simply to die for.
6. Furn El Sheikh, Tripoli
Tripoli, home to good street food. Out of all the wonderful places you should try, Furn El Sheikh should definitely be at the top of your list. Their dough is delicious and filling, and will certainly keep you coming back for more.
Nothing beats a good old homey man’ouche from a furn in the day3a. Here are 6 of our favorite spots around Lebanon. Share yours in the comments section!
1. Furn El Siyyed, Bourj Al Barajneh
Known for their delectable cocktail man’ouche, you get the best of both worlds at this gem.
2. Furn Merchak, Batroun
All your favorite open-faced man’ouches in one place. Cheese, zaatar, beid w awarma, and lahm b 3ajeen, this spot is perfect for a carbilicious feast.
3. Furn Abou Elias, Zahle
Words cannot do Furn Abou Elias’ divine dough justice. Baked to perfection and stuffed with the finest ingredients, this bakery is a must-try.
4. Al Jurdli, Saida
Posted by on Monday, 7 September 2020
Al Jurdli don’t make mne2ich, they make magic. Tucked away in Saida’s busy streets, Al Jurdli are known for their exceptional bakes and have become a staple for a good man’ouche.
5. Em Bachir, Faraya
What better way to welcome winter season than with a warm man’ouche that feels like a hug? Em Bachir makes the best baked goods in Faraya, and her labne w awarma is simply to die for.
6. Furn El Sheikh, Tripoli
Posted by on Wednesday, 1 January 2020
Tripoli, home to good street food. Out of all the wonderful places you should try, Furn El Sheikh should definitely be at the top of your list. Their dough is delicious and filling, and will certainly keep you coming back for more.
