Al Falamanki Just Opened Its Own Furn!

Al Falamanki, the beloved Beirut café known for its authentic Lebanese flavors and vibes, just expanded with a new furn! Here’s everything you need to know about this new spot.

What to Expect

Located in Naccache, this traditional bakery brings fresh saj, manakish, and a variety of oven-baked goodies straight from their own furn.

Opening bright and early at 7 AM, Furn Al Falamanki is perfect for grabbing a fresh breakfast before work. Or if you’re an early bird, we’re sure you’ll love stopping by.

Whether you’re craving the classic saj or something fresh out of the oven, this new spot is all about quality and tradition.

Their menu is a celebration of Lebanese bakery classics, offering a wide range of savory and sweet treats baked fresh in-house. Here are some highlights you can expect:

– Manakish & Saj: Choose from traditional thyme, thyme & labneh, cheese akkawi, or spicy akkawi cheese. For something heartier, try the turkey & cheese or legendary meat on dough.

– Special Doughs: The bakery features specials like the zaatar barrée (whole wheat dough with zaatar) and mankoushet emmeh (thyme dough with Akkawi cheese), with options to add vegetables, pickles, or jalapeños.

– Lebanese-Style Pizzas: The menu includes classic choices like Margherita, Vegetarian, Pepperoni, and a Lebanese pizza topped with turkey, black olives, mushrooms, and corn.

– Mini Soirée Bites: Perfect for sharing, these include mini thyme pies, cheese rolls, spinach pies, green thyme pies, and the delicious sfiha baalbakiye.

– Signature Meshtah: Try the spinach & cheese meshtah satour or their unique kafta meshtah, with options to add cheese or jalapeños for extra flavor.

Kharej 2a3de?

If you’re looking for a great breakfast stop before you head for a roadtrip, then this is the perfect place. Furn Al Falamanki stays true to the traditional elements from their OG café, making it both nostalgic and delicious.

You don’t have to eat your breakfast in the car on your way to a beach day in Jbeil. You can make a stop at Al Falamanki’s new furn for a breakfast that’s NOT rushed. At leastyour car won’t smelling like m3ajjanet for the next few days.

The Prices

Furn Al Falamanki has something for every budget. Their manakish, mini bites, and drinks are super affordable—perfect for a quick snack or breakfast. Pizzas and larger plates cost a bit more but still won’t break the bank. Drinks are cheap too, so you can easily grab something to sip with your food.

Overall, it’s a great spot for fresh, tasty food without paying café prices.

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