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Openings in Lebanon - WHERE TO EAT

Kopper, the refined bistro-bar on the ground floor of The Key

Kopper, a new café-bistro-bar, opened in early October inside The Key, a high-end aparthotel near the Adlieh roundabout in Beirut.

Kopper, the refined bistro-bar on the ground floor of The Key

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“We wanted to create a unique space, on par with the new generation of restaurants you see today in Downtown or Saifi Village,” said Walid Baroudi, director of operations at JRW Hospitality and co-owner of The Key.In the morning, the bakery serves bread and croissants delivered by Clément Bakery. At noon, the menu features refined Italian sandwiches, bruschetta and a variety of salads, available for dine-in or takeout. From 5 p.m., the lights dim, the music rises, and the space transforms into a wine and cocktail bar.“We didn’t want a traditional wine list: customers choose their bottle directly from a wide selection, like at a wine merchant,” Baroudi said, adding that the menu draws inspiration from a fusion of French and Italian cuisine. Kopper also highlights cheeses from Rungis and imported cured meats, which are available for retail...
“We wanted to create a unique space, on par with the new generation of restaurants you see today in Downtown or Saifi Village,” said Walid Baroudi, director of operations at JRW Hospitality and co-owner of The Key.In the morning, the bakery serves bread and croissants delivered by Clément Bakery. At noon, the menu features refined Italian sandwiches, bruschetta and a variety of salads,...
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