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Since the Israeli strikes in nearby neighborhoods during the most recent war, visitors to Badaro have become a little scarcer. Nevertheless, in this neighborhood that is both residential and commercial, Bistrot Lobo recently opened its doors, taking over a location steeped in memory: the former Badaro Inn, a famous venue that stayed open throughout the civil war, and later Lina’s, well known by locals.It’s a symbolic choice for Sami Hochar, an entrepreneur behind several local brands such as Obi Sushi and Abul’Sim, who is launching a different kind of project this time, managing it solo."This place is a legendary spot in Badaro. We wanted to turn it into a real restaurant rather than just a cafe, while keeping it open from morning until night," he explains. The goal is clear: to offer an accessible bistro that can accommodate a...
Since the Israeli strikes in nearby neighborhoods during the most recent war, visitors to Badaro have become a little scarcer. Nevertheless, in this neighborhood that is both residential and commercial, Bistrot Lobo recently opened its doors, taking over a location steeped in memory: the former Badaro Inn, a famous venue that stayed open throughout the civil war, and later Lina’s, well known by...
