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All the Desserts You Need to Try in Beirut

If you’re reading this article, you either have a sweet tooth or you’re looking for the perfect dessert to cap off your meal. Here are a few must-try desserts in Beirut, from casual treats you can grab on the go to fancy pastries that feel like a special occasion.

1. Chocolate and fig frozen yogurt at Em Sherif au Musée in Sursock

Creamy frozen yogurt topped with rich chocolate or sweet, chewy figs. A refreshing twist on a classic treat.

2. The Dubai Pistachio Knefeh Cheesecake from EL&N in Downtown Beirut

The iconic Dubai chocolate in cheesecake form for the people with an EXTRA sweet tooth, one of EL&N’s most popular desserts.

Freshly baked cookies served in mini tins. Warm, soft, and perfect for a quick sweet fix that you can share or enjoy all by yourself.

4. Chocolate knefeh from Al Makari Sweets in Aicha Bakkar

Instead of the traditional semolina mix, this version uses a chocolate semolina base that holds a layer of soft, stretchy cheese, all topped with a drizzle of sweet 2atr.

5. Fruit tarts from NOUGi in Achrafieh

Buttery tart shells filled with creamy custard and topped with fresh, colorful fruits. A staple at NOUGi, especially if you prefer fruits in your dessert.

6. Cinnamon rolls from Vanilla Bean Bakery in Kantari

Soft, sticky, and fragrant, these cinnamon rolls are the ultimate comfort dessert for any time of day. And they’re Vanilla Bean’s most iconic dessert for a reason!

7. Chocolate mini cakes from The Bake Atelier in Achrafieh

One of many must-tries at The Bake Atelier. Make sure to check out their delicious selection of mini cakes.

8. Honey cakes from Moon’s in Gemmayze

Part of their new fall menu, these decadent honey cakes are not to be missed.

9. Literally any pancake from Flip Out

One look will have your mouth watering. Any of the pancakes from Flip Out will surely satisfy your sweet tooth.

10. The deconstructed cheesecake from East Village in Achrafieh & Badaro

A not-so-traditional cheesecake that pays homage to the classic dessert, with crunchy layers and scoops of ice cream for a playful, indulgent twist.

11. The Cédric Grolet fruit desserts from Dupain in Saifi

Fruit-inspired pastries so precise and beautiful, they almost feel too good to eat.

Did we miss any must-try desserts in Beirut? Let us know!