Eating from Beirut’s east to west.
In a perfect storm of accidental and half-planned events, Beirut has become my home, and its chaotic charm and intimate friendliness has welcomed me as no other city before. Lebanon is roughly half the size of New Hampshire, and, compared to many of the world’s capital cities, Beirut is tiny—creating a community that can sometimes feel roughly the size of an American college campus.
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