Beyrut Espresso

This seriously has the best cheesecake I have ever had in my life. The pistachio cheesecake has this distinctly rich buttery and flavorful filling that has this savory kind of creaminess with a hint of sweetness complimented by the pistachio topping. If you get anything, get the pistachio cheesecake. The tiramisu cups are also good too! They are delicious and extremely cute! The cup is made from their homemade chocolate. Staff was wonderful and the shop is very lovely. Prices for pastries are reasonable and a lot of the pastries are not only works of art but they are so large you can eat them for DAYS.

This was a spacious and clean cafe with a large selection. I ordered twice whole here and everything was delicious! When my order was mixed up it was fixed without an issue and they were patient in explaining what the pastries were. I’ll definitely be returning!

Beyrut Espresso is a real gem! Such an authentic Turkish bakery with a cozy atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The Turkish coffee is outstanding rich, bold, and served just the way it should be. Their homemade sweets are equally amazing; you can tell everything is prepared with care and tradition. From baklava to other pastries, each bite is fresh and full of flavor. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for something original and delicious. Highly recommend!

This my second time coming to this place Food was so good this time . Service is so bad , it took them 30 min to get my order ( Lebanese breakfast) . Girl taking order so rude , There is no thank you or plz in this place . After finished breakfast asking about some sweet and bakery, Had some almond croissant and 2 other different things. She did even asked me if I would like warm , just game to me from the display cooler . Oh first when I got my food , I asked for some lemon for my foul and some spices. She said let me ask and never come back . Being honest , Food was so good .

Unparalleled hospitality, an extensive range of savory and sweet treats, sandwiches, tea, and coffee, and a vibrant community. I went at 9pm, and there were people laughing and chatting and just hanging out, and it reminded me of cafes in Morocco! Sipping super sweet mint tea from tiny cups and spending time with your neighbor. It was such a gift to visit and I’m so glad this place exists!!! I really want to know what these desserts are called!!! They were phenomenal, but the one with almonds was unlike anything I’ve ever had before! I’d love to know what it is!