Restaurant · Abu Dhabi
Li Beirut
Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi
Photo of Li Beirut and the surrounding area. Confirm hours on the official website.
About Li Beirut
Palace Lebanese dining on the Corniche west.
Eating at Li Beirut
Li Beirut is listed as Lebanese in Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi. Fine dining needs a reservation; cafés take walk-ins and still queue. Menus and brunch prices change — read the live menu on the restaurant’s own channels.
How to get there
Abu Dhabi city buses use Hafilat, not Nol. Inter-emirate coaches from Dubai (E100 / E101 style services) drop at the central bus station — confirm the live ITC timetable. DIFC rooms sit on Financial Centre Metro. Al Fahidi cafés sit on the Green Line. Beach-road shacks share the Bus 81 corridor. Marina and JBR rooms pair with Dubai Marina Metro or the tram.
Dress, alcohol and ramadan
Palace hotels and DIFC enforce smarter dress than Satwa. Alcohol service pauses or tightens in ramadan; some rooms close. We are not the restaurant — confirm before you book a tourist night.
Confirm hours, tickets and visitor rules on the Visit Abu Dhabi (DCT) before you go.
Hours, tickets and the official site
Confirm opening times and prices on the destination’s own page before you go — they change.
Visitor ratings
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a reservation at Li Beirut?
Li Beirut is listed as Lebanese (fine-dining) in Emirates Palace. Book Friday brunch and Saturday dinner. Walk-ins fail on peak nights. This directory does not take tables — use the restaurant’s own channel.
How do I get to Li Beirut?
Li Beirut is in Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi — there is no Dubai Metro here. City buses use Hafilat (ITC), not Nol. From Dubai, budget an E-series coach or a car, then a taxi to Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi.
Is there a dress code at Li Beirut?
Yes — DIFC, palace hotels and marina fine dining refuse sportswear at dinner. Li Beirut sits in that bracket. Modest-smart clothes; confirm ramadan alcohol hours on the restaurant’s own page.
What are the hours and prices at Li Beirut?
Lunch and dinner; cafés all day. À la carte. Reservations for fine dining. Read the live menu on the restaurant’s channels. We are not the kitchen.