Last Chance to Visit DIVVY: Popular Beirut Restaurant Closes on April 26

Updated: April 21, 2026 1 min read

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Planning to eat at DIVVY anytime soon? This week is your last chance. After more than 11 years of success, great food, and international flavors, the restaurant is closing its doors.

DIVVY opened in Beirut in 2014, and, for more than a decade, it’s been a place where friends and families gathered to share a good meal.

Its concept focused on flavors from different cuisines coming together on one table. On the offer, dishes like Mongolian chicken, beef teriyaki, butter chicken, lo mein noodles, and desserts like Nutella lava melt and salted caramel pain perdu.

Now, DIVVY is saying goodbye, but you have until the end of the week to visit again. The final day of service is April 26, 2026. If you have a favorite order, especially the Mongolian chicken, this is your last chance to enjoy it before the doors close.

While it’s always sad when a favorite place closes, here’s something to look forward to. Tiësto is coming to Lebanon this summer for one night only, with a concert at Forum de Beyrouth on August 7.

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