I can't imagine a better afternoon then spending a few hours drinking good wine, eating seafood and tabouleh, admiring the sun setting from the comfy seat in a sea-facing restaurant in the old port of one of the oldest cities in the world... can you?
The staff is very friendly and the fish always fresh.
Favorite Dish: In my three visits there, I've never tasted anything I didn't like. I recommend fish, in all forms and shapes.
Updated Jun 1, 2011
Phone: +961 9 54 04 75
Website: http://www.babelmina.com/
Went here on the recommendation of friends who live/work in Beirut. They said it was the best steakhouse in Lebanon and a lunch there comfirmed their opinion. Had the fillet which came with potatoes with a good mushroom sauce and salad and good bread. The portions were very generous. My order was cooked the way I requested. Our waitress was very friendly and outgoing and we had a lot of fun. My others companions had the terimasu for dessert and said it was as good as it looked.
Favorite Dish: Steak fillet.
Updated May 28, 2010
Address: Byblos souk.
Bab el-Mina means harbour gate, and the restaurant has a superb viev over the harbour. It serves excellent seafood and it is a nice place to sit drinking beer, whilst watching the boats in the harbour.
Updated Apr 5, 2007
Phone: 09 540475
Website: www.babelmina.com
Ahhhhh.... it was a sign from heaven to find a Mexican resturant in Lebanon. A Californian Mexican Resturant - Black beans included! Great food just like home (California) fresh gaucamole, excellent fajitas, wonderful margaritas. It was a very welcomed find and taste from Cali 3 weeks into my middle eastern holiday. Apparently (I hope I get this right) the owner, Lebanese, lived in LA for 12 years before returning to Lebanon and opened this resturant. & He has this cuisine style down perfect! Muchas Gracias El Molina!
The resturant is located right next door to the Bylbos Sur Mer Hotel at the Port of Byblos (Jbail) Lebanon. Overlooking the Medd. Sea!
Written Aug 20, 2005
Address: Port of Byblos (Old Port)
Phone: 961 - 9 -541555
Website: http://www.elmolino.com.lb/
After strolling around the archaeological site and the small town of Byblos (Jbeil) it is nice to sit down and have something to drink at one of the restaurants at the harbour.
In the 1960's Byblos Fishing Club used to be one of the most fashionable restaurants in the Middle East. Many famous people came here. Now days they can be seen on all the photos covering the wall.
Written Apr 24, 2005
Address: Just by the harbour
Phone: 540 213
Favorite Dish: Koussa and Wark Inab bil-Kastaletah (stuffed zucchini, grape vines and steak)
Written Jun 27, 2005
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A pretty Mediterranean resort town 30 minutes north of Beirut, Byblos, or Jbail in Arabic, sits atop 7000 years of history. Along with Damascus, Aleppo and Jericho, Byblos claims to be the longest...
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Jbeil is the modern name of the ancient Byblos. This place has been inhabited for about the last 7000 years. Byblos is a small picturesque town where you find small streets with souvenir shops, an...
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Byblos: Marlon, Frank and Bridgitte were here

Byblos was the first Phoenecian city to be built and is the oldest continuously-inhabited port city in the world. There is evidence that there was a Neolithic settlement here more than 7,000 years...
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Jbail is also know as Byblos, or that is where Byblos is at. I stayed here a few days and it was a very quiant town. Lots of places to eat and very cute shopping. Much slower pace then Beirut and...
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Byblos (Jbail) A town with old glamour

The historic harbour and the old town of Byblos is still unspoiled and very picturesque. Backing the hill and facing the Mediterranean sea, Byblos is a place to relax.
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