Beirut Lebanese Street Food & Catering

Did a quick lunch with my partner on his lunch break. He had been raving about this place and how it was the best gyro he’s had, so we stopped by together. I will say I have to agree with him that this is one of the best spots we’ve been to down this way. He got the spicy gyro wrap and I got the shawarma plate! Their rice pilaf is fluffy and their meats are so seasoned. We also got the grape leaf rolls and kabobs to go and also equally tasty. I would highly recommend visiting if you’re thinking of it! The people working were so incredibly nice and friendly too. One of the best experiences I’ve had in a while, both in service and food.

We love Middle-Eastern food, so it probably wasn't long after we moved to Minnesota in 1992 that we started eating at Beirut, the family-owned Lebanese restaurant that was on Robert Street until last year. The owners retired and their children opened up what I would call an annex in Rosemount. The storefront fast casual place serves many of the favorite menu items from the old restaurant. We got the gyro plate with rice and the hummus bowl with pita. The gyro meat was well seasoned and perfectly cooked, the rice was luscious and buttery as always, and the hummus was delicious. Same food, same friendly family, same excellent service, just in a much smaller, less fancy venue. The only disappointment was the pita, which was served cold and left me dreaming of the warm, pillowy bread that we u

First time trying this location staff was very friendly ordered online through their website. Received text notifications when food was ready. Food was hot and ready for pick up when stated large portions high-quality food we will be back.

Outstanding food. Very tasty and fresh. Staff pleasant and helpful with questions. We will be back!

First time having Beirut after their move out of West St. Paul. The taste has changed. Not sure if they dialed the flavors down a bit for the gringo palettes here in the south Metro. The falafel wrap was good but was lacking enough garlic paste to give it that extra zing. The hummus was flavorless with about half a cup of oil in the bottom of the container. The bread resembled bread made at a commercial bakery minus the label of the bakery on the bag. Served up cold. The quality for the price is lacking as you will see in the photos. **Adding to this review after the proprietor made some disparanging remarks in their reply. I guess the truth hit a soft spot to trigger such a lengthy response. As you read the proprietor's responses to reviews that do not meet their liking, their words are