Cafe

Brio Coffee

5 · 162 reviews·Hidden gem: highly rated, still under the radar
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Brio Coffee is a specialty coffee haven located in the Alameddine area of Beirut, Lebanon. With a perfect 5-star rating, it has earned a reputation for serving some of the best coffee in the city. The cafe's interior is sleek and minimalist, featuring clean lines, neutral tones, and an open layout that invites conversation. The menu focuses on single-origin coffees, expertly prepared using various brewing methods like pour-over, Aeropress, and espresso. The baristas are passionate and knowledgeable, happy to guide you through the flavor profiles. Brio also offers a small selection of pastries and light snacks. It's a popular spot for coffee aficionados and those seeking a quiet, sophisticated environment. The atmosphere is calm and focused, making it ideal for reading or catching up with friends.

Don't miss

  • Try a pour-over coffee from a rotating single-origin selection
  • Watch the baristas craft latte art at the counter
  • Enjoy a croissant or biscuit with your coffee
  • Relax in the minimalist seating area with natural light

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Ways to visit Brio Coffee

You can visit on your own (No entry fee; pay for your order). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Know before you go

  • Hours may vary; check their Instagram for updates.
  • Cash is preferred, but cards are accepted.
  • Free Wi-Fi is available.
  • Street parking is available but limited.

A bit of history

Brio Coffee opened in the mid-2010s in Beirut's dynamic Alameddine district, an area known for its mix of residential and commercial spaces. The cafe quickly became a destination for specialty coffee lovers in Lebanon.

Common questions

Do they offer non-coffee drinks?

Yes, they have teas, matcha, and hot chocolate.

Is there seating for groups?

The space is intimate; groups of 4-5 can sit together, but larger groups may need to split.

Can I buy coffee beans to take home?

Yes, they sell bags of their single-origin beans.

Do they have dairy-free milk options?

Yes, oat and almond milk are available.

Is the cafe quiet enough for work?

Yes, it's generally quiet and conducive to working or studying.

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