قهوة الستّين — where the decade never ended
A rooftop café styled like Beirut in the sixties — rakweh coffee, floral sofas, city views.
Kahwet 60 turned a Pasteur-street rooftop into a time machine: pink walls and green shutters, floral sofas, copper rakwehs on crochet doilies, and a breakfast spread that arrives like a color TV test card. The decade never ended here — it just got a better view of the city.
Floral sofas, wall clocks that all agree to disagree, copper rakwehs and Turkish delight on crochet doilies — every corner styled like your grandmother's best salon.
The rooftop rail looks straight across Beirut's rooftops — orange juice at sunrise, shisha smoke curling at sunset, and that pink wall glowing behind you in every photo.
Platters built like color TV test cards
Cheeses, jams, zaatar and eggs arranged like a vintage clock face.
Turkish coffee in hammered copper, lokum on the side, always.
From silver pots onto balcony tables above the rooftops.
The menu arrives looking like a 1960s school questionnaire — checkboxes, old-paper texture, Arabic handwriting. Tick what you want, hand it back, wait for the trays.
Shot yesterday. Feels like fifty years ago.
The place has one of the best settings and such a beautiful ambiance. I love the 60s vibe inside, it feels warm, stylish, and relaxed.
We came for breakfast and loved it. Delicious with a big variety of options, and the whole place takes you back to the beautiful 70s and 80s, very authentic and full of charm.
Sky-high vibes at Kahwet 60! Amazing atmosphere, comfy seating, and the shisha game is strong. Decor is on point, perfect spot to chill and take in the views.