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Skybar Beirut

  • CoverTable and entry policies vary; confirm in advance
  • VibeGlamorous open-air rooftop, dressed-up crowd, sea views and bottle service
  • MusicHouse and commercial dance music

Skybar Beirut is a well-known open-air rooftop bar and club on the Biel waterfront, close to the Beirut Waterfront district in Lebanon. It is aimed at a dressed-up, mostly local and expatriate crowd, typically in their twenties to forties, and is popular in the warmer months when the open-air setting and sea views are at their best. The atmosphere is polished and social, closer to a glamorous summer party than to an underground club.

Well-known rooftop venue by the waterfront, popular with a dressed-up crowd in the warmer months.

Skybar Beirut is a well-known open-air rooftop bar and club on the Biel waterfront, close to the Beirut Waterfront district in Lebanon. It is aimed at a dressed-up, mostly local and expatriate crowd, typically in their twenties to forties, and is popular in the warmer months when the open-air setting and sea views are at their best. The atmosphere is polished and social, closer to a glamorous summer party than to an underground club. Dress is smart, and visitors in sportswear or beachwear may be turned away at the door, so smart casual or dressier clothes are the safe choice. The music is house and commercial dance, with DJs setting the pace as the evening builds towards a busy dancefloor late at night. The venue operates mainly in the summer season, in the evenings, and opening hours change from year to year, so they should be confirmed before going. Weekends are the busiest nights, while weeknights tend to be calmer and more about drinks and conversation. The drinks programme centres on cocktails, spirits and champagne, with bottle service as the main format for groups; prices are at the premium end of Beirut nightlife and are often quoted in US dollars. Entry and table policies vary, and cover charges depend on the night and on whether a table is reserved. Booking a table in advance is recommended at weekends, as walk-in access can be limited when the venue is full. Visitors should confirm that the venue is open for the season, carry identification, and use Uber, Bolt or a taxi for the trip home.

Practical information for Skybar Beirut · Last updated September 2026
Cover Table and entry policies vary; confirm in advance
Hours Evenings in the summer season; confirm on Google Maps
Address Biel waterfront, near the Beirut Waterfront district

Good to know

Signature
Open-air rooftop with sea views and bottle service

Location

Biel waterfront, near the Beirut Waterfront district

Highlights

  • Open-air rooftop with views over the sea and waterfront
  • House and commercial dance music with resident and guest DJs
  • Bottle service and table reservations for groups
  • Dressed-up summer crowd on the Biel waterfront

Tips for visiting

  • Book a table in advance for Friday and Saturday nights
  • Dress smart; sportswear or beachwear may be refused entry
  • Confirm the venue is open for the season before going
  • Expect premium prices, often in US dollars
  • Arrive earlier in the evening for a better table and a smoother door

When to visit

Summer weekend evenings, when the open-air terrace and sea views are at their best and the venue is busiest.

Accessibility

Access to a rooftop venue normally depends on lifts or stairs; visitors with mobility needs should confirm step-free access with the venue beforehand.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of venue is Skybar Beirut?

It is an open-air rooftop bar and club on the Biel waterfront with sea views and bottle service.

Is there a dress code?

Smart dress is expected, and visitors in casual sportswear or beachwear may be refused entry.

Is it open all year?

It operates mainly in the warmer summer season, so opening should be confirmed before visiting.

Should a table be reserved?

Reservations are advisable at weekends, as entry can be limited when the venue is full.