Mine Beirut
Venue Brief
Daoura rooftop nocturnal redefinition: open-air seaside panoramas get crowded weekends with live bands, premium cocktails, exquisite bites, and DJs redefining Lebanon's underground beat culture.
Venue Details
- Vibe
- DancingRaveScenicLive Shows
- Age guide
- 18-25
- Dress code
- Smart Casual
- Cuisine
- Lebanese
- Demographic
- Young ProfessionalsTourists
- Music genre
- Deep HouseTech HouseEDMLounge/Chill HouseCommercial Hits
- Price
- $$$$
- Open season
- Apr – Oct
- Clientele
- LocalsMiddle Eastern
- Offerings
- Bottle ServiceVIP Booth
- Open times
- Mon ClosedTue ClosedWed ClosedThu Closed BestFri 10 PM–4 AM BusySat 10 PM–5 AM BusySun Closed
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About Mine Beirut
Doors open at 10pm on Friday and Saturday and stay open until 4am and 5am respectively, which means the room doesn't really fill until well after midnight — arrive at opening and you'll have the seaside air to yourself for an hour before the crowd builds. Those two nights are the whole week here; the season runs April to October, so this is an open-air proposition that closes down with the weather. Deep house and tech house carry the bulk of the night, with commercial hits and loungier sets around the edges, live shows in the mix, and Lebanese plates to eat between rounds. Bottle service and VIP booths are there if you want a base, though the $$ band keeps it accessible for a young professional and tourist crowd, mostly local and Middle Eastern, over 18. Smart casual, and it holds a 4.2 across more than 400 reviews.