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Added by Jopie, at 06 May 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 6:30 – 11:00 AM, 12:30 – 3:30 PM, 8:30 – 11:30 PM
- Tuesday 6:30 – 11:00 AM, 12:30 – 3:30 PM, 8:30 – 11:30 PM
- Wednesday 6:30 – 11:00 AM, 12:30 – 3:30 PM, 8:30 – 11:30 PM
- Thursday 6:30 – 11:00 AM, 12:30 – 3:30 PM, 8:
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13 Reviews
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06 April 2018
Great brunch on sundays. Best in lebanon
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07 December 2017
Untimely and disrespectful
During a training spread over a few days, we lunched here as a group. Although not a first for me.
1) slow service - 1h for 2 course meal
2) we always had to wait for each other to be served
3) wrong plates were served on several occasions
4) when mentioned to manager, he got "defensive" by stating that we were late to arrive.
I happen to enjoy the flavors of the food and the very respectful waitress but the rest of the staff needs better training on feedback reception and action taking.
The F&B Manager duly followed with much courtesy and professionalism my above review and acted as needed with the staff!response / report this review -
24 November 2017
Amazing rooftop with a lovely view
Great food and drinks.
Rating criteria:
Cleanliness 5*
Taste of food 5*
Menu Variety 5*
Service 5*
Smoking
Price 5*
Friendly employees 5*
Atmosphere 5*
Music NR
Cocktails NR
Special needs 5*
Kids NRresponse / report this review -
27 October 2017
Indigo was a last minute decision, but it was exactly what we needed at that moment. After a long marathon-like day, we were looking for a place to just relax. Situated at the top of the fancy Le Gray Hotel in Beirut, Indigo provided an outdoor seating area underneath the stars. Dim lights created a cozy and romantic atmosphere, granted they also resulted in the reduced quality of my photographs. The lower part of the view was obstructed by pretty flowers and vines, but the upper part of tall structures managed to make it up to this restaurant perched on the roof. The waiters guided us to our table, and when they were present, the service was great. They were attentive, polite, and very professional. However, at times it was a bit difficult to get a hold of them. My significant other ordered wine from the wine list, but I felt like having a cocktail, which they readily made available from the bar next door. I should add that the Strawberry Mojito was really good and refreshing. The waiter came to us with a bread basket in hand, from which we chose the olive and multi-cereal pieces of bread. They were soft and delicious, especially after they were smeared with the complementary rich butter. We ordered the Crispy Duck Salad and Ahi Poke as appetizers. The crispy duck salad was a pleasant surprise, the crunchy bits of the crispy duck were a perfect addition of texture to the salad. As for the ahi poke, it was very flavorful and the sauce complemented the tuna well. For mains, we ordered the Thai Baked Sea Bass in Banana Leaf and the Black Angus Tenderloin. The sea bass baked in the banana leaf was as moist as it could be; it was extremely tender. Unfortunately, the accompanying rice was forgotten until we reminded the kitchen. However, the waiter was quick to apologize and did end up bringing the rice to our table. Moving on to the steak, it was a good chunk of meat, but nothing outstanding. To satisfy our sweet tooth, we ordered the Valrhona Chocolate Fondant and the Namelaka, which consisted of chocolate mousse, hazelnut biscuit, and passion fruit ice cream. Needless to say that everything becomes better with chocolate, and these were two solid chocolate desserts. The warm chocolate inside the fondant was a great way to end the meal. In general, Indigo has good food, mostly great service, and an intimate setting, with nothing separating you from the sky above.
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15 October 2017
Loved the experience at Indigo on the roof for brunch. The variety is very big, including fresh sushi, tacos, beef and of course yummy desserts. The atmosphere is very cosy and casual at the same time. Make sure to pass by Cherry on the roof to get an amazing view on Beirut city and enjoy a yummy cocktail.
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28 July 2017
It is nice to feel how consistent all Le gray outlets are, between Gordon's cafe and indigo you can make sure that you are receiving 5-star treatment:)
Indigo's rooftop is very calm, beautiful setting and classy service.
The menu is versatile but could use the addition of salads options.
Welcome of the servers is appreciated and their attention enhances the experience.
The home made chips and crackers with the labne dip are to die for!
The bread baguette is equally tasty!
I tried the salmon tiradito where i replaced the avocado with artichokes, the sauce tangy and sweet, i loved it!
the wild mushroom risotto was not super but we could sense the quality of the ingredients used.
The finale was the pain perdu which was ok, but not to dance for, something lacking in the texture.
Overall the experience is to be repeated, nice view and enjoyable ambiance.response / report this review -
26 July 2017
Lovely place and a very good restaurant. Wine and alcohol drinks are expensive
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11 June 2017
Service: 4/10
Food: 5/10
View: 7/10
Ambiance:7.5/10response / report this review -
08 June 2017
Nice view of the mosque and the cathedral. The food was good.
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02 May 2017
Very nice terrace! And good coffee!
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21 March 2017
An upscale dining experience. I personally enjoyed the new menu!
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27 January 2017
Fantastic views of the city - the blue mosque and the Maronite cathedral!
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13 May 2016
جيد جداااااااا"
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