Lebanese-Yucatan fusion concept in Sunset Harbour that closed for 18 months and relaunched in early 2026 with a charcoal-fired menu. The kitchen channels la cocina de humo — smoke cuisine — into conversation with Lebanese mashawi. 'Beybey' derives from the Arabic phrase 'my home is your home.' Daily Sunset Hour runs 5–6:30 PM.
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BEYBEY was founded by Tiger Saliba, who immigrated to Miami after the 2020 Beirut port explosion, and Miami native Sam Baum. It opened in Sunset Harbour in spring 2024, taking its name from the Lebanese phrase 'Beyte Beytak,' meaning 'my home is your home.'
Unexpected Lebanese-Yucatan fusion concept in Sunset Harbour. Shawarma tacos, hummus with chipotle, and a creative cocktail program blending Middle Eastern and Mexican spirits. An original crossover that works better than it has any right to.
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BEYBEY came back from an 18-month reinvention with a charcoal pit and a clearer vision — Beirut and the Yucatan talking to each other through smoke. The room is intimate and intentional, with cocktails that riff on both traditions and a short menu that rewards ordering the starters over the mains.
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