Beirut looks like a lively, authentic-feeling Lebanese spot with standout mezze, grills, and hospitality, but service inconsistency, occasional waits, and sharp pricing make it a better fit for a planned meal than a casual drop-in.
Beirut delivers strong food quality anchored by praised grills, mezze, and seafood, but inconsistency in execution, particularly around doneness and reheating, prevents a higher grade. Service warmth and an attractive Nicolson Square setting provide genuine appeal, though occasional lapses in attentiveness and the premium pricing for Edinburgh keep it from approaching grade A territory.
One caveat: Some diners report very poor service, including rudeness, long waits, and inattentive follow-up.