Bey Craft Beer draws a steady local crowd in Mar Mikhael. Booking is recommended on weekends. Walk-ins are usually possible early in the evening.
Bey Craft Beer sits in Mar Mikhael, Beirut, and earns its reputation as one of the city's most reliable craft beer bars. The room is calibrated for the work it does. Lighting is low without being theatrical, the seating is built for two- to four-person conversations, and the bar itself is the focal point rather than the music or the decor.
The list rewards the curious. The 961 Lebanese Pale Ale is the headline pour and a useful first order. From there, classics are built to spec and the originals lean on technique rather than novelty. Pricing sits at $$ for the city — fair for the precision and the room.
Service is the differentiator. Bartenders here read the table quickly and pace drinks to the conversation. Crowd notes: rating of 4.5 reflects steady delivery rather than a moment in the sun. Bey Craft Beer has been pouring at this level long enough that locals treat it as a standard, not a destination.
For our editors, Bey Craft Beer sits comfortably in the conversation about the best craft beer bars in Beirut. If you have an evening here, build it around the signature, then explore the rest of the menu.
Mid-week visits give you the most attention from the bar staff. Bey Craft Beer is best on quiet Tuesday and Wednesday evenings when fresh kegs go on.
Beer enthusiasts, after-work groups, and locals who care about what is on tap this week.
More options nearby in our Hidden Gem Bars in Beirut guide. The full Craft Beer Bars in Beirut roundup expands the picks across the city, and our Beirut Bar Guide covers every occasion.
What to order
- 01
961 Lebanese Pale Ale
- 02
Bartender's Choice
- 03
House Old Fashioned
- 04
Late Night Pour
