This rooftop bar shines a new light on the Beirut nightlife
The cedar of Lebanon is outstandingly durable and surprisingly immune to most insect pests. Its wood, highly fragrant and beautifully bisque, is greatly prized. After the conflicts of the recent past, one can say the legendary Beirut nightlife odd
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