One can’t mention Beirut ’s nightlife with out stopping to give specific recognition to Gemmayze. Located between Beirut ’s Central District and the Achrafieh area, Gemmayze is listed as one of the historical streets in Lebanon and protected from any demolition or fundamental renovation. In addition to the row of residential buildings dating back from the French mandate, Gemmayze is considered one of Lebanon ’s most happening clubbing areas.
In late 2009 and 2010, the battle for Gemmayze, namely Gouraud Street, took a turn for the worst when the Gemmayze residents couldn’t withstand the blaring music, the party chaos, and the scarce parking spaces that resulted from the pubs located in the area. To satisfy the residents, the government closed down a number of the pubs located on the street, and placed curfews for their music and opening hours. However, no one could kill the areas spirit, so it wasn’t long before Gemmayze returned to its old ways of partying hard.
Gauche Caviar, my favorite!
ReplyDeletenot to forget the wall paintings gauche caviar has! do you know that you can actually buy them?! that is one of the reasons each time you go you find new ones. The same applied to "Cloud 9" pub since both pubs belong to the same chain.