Within the chaos of the city, a rare and unique restaurant and bar is offering Lebanese people a taste of heaven on earth. Le Palmier venue, located in Movenpick Beirut, welcomes guests wishing to relax and chill during summer season, away from the loud city.
Le Palmier guests will sip their drinks, eat and listen to good music, while contemplating the amazing view of the sea from one side and the marina view from another. For lunch and dinners, the restaurant offers a rich variety of premium seafood, finger food, salads and lighter choices.
Just like an oasis in the desert, Le Palmier is one of the best escapades in the city. Sipping a drink from the bar while watching the sunset is an exceptional experience putting guests in a relaxation mode after a heavy day. At night, and every Sunday night, a different show will light up the venue, offering guests a joyous experience filled with tasty food, amazing cocktails and diversified entertainment.
Commenting on Le Palmier's unique experience, the Owner Mr. Kamal Mousawi said, "Understanding the struggles every Lebanese citizen experiences on a daily basis, we wanted to create a place that will make him forget his heavy day. The experience at Le Palmier is unique because the view of the sea and the marina is breathtaking and the combination of food, drinks and music is not to be missed."
The company managing Le Palmier is KAM management, specialized in food and beverages. It owns many restaurants like terrace Beirut and kantari village, operating since 2012 with terrace Beirut, Kantari, Habtoor, Centro mall and Baghdad
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