Clap

Clap in Beirut is an evening and late-night option with the same listed schedule every day: 8 PM to 2 AM. That makes the practical hook direct: consider it when you need an after-dark plan in Beirut, confirm any menu, pricing, or booking details directly with the venue before planning around them.

The available verified details are limited. The confirmed basics are the city, the nightly hours, a smart casual dress code. Specific claims about cuisine, chef, signature dishes, price, room style, or awards should not be treated as confirmed here.

Choose it for late-night timing, not unverified specifics

The venue's clearest use case is timing. With nightly hours from 8 PM to 2 AM, Clap fits plans that start in the evening and continue late. Beyond that, the most responsible approach is to verify the current experience directly, especially if the occasion depends on a particular menu, format, or atmosphere.

Because cuisine, chef, price, signature dishes are not verified here, avoid building the night around one specific item or format. For other named points of comparison, consider Beihouse, Buco, Burgundy, Meat the Fish, or O Monot Restaurant, depending on what kind of dining plan you are weighing.

Better for confirmed evening plans than assumptions

Clap is easiest to evaluate on the facts that are available: Beirut location, nightly 8 PM to 2 AM hours, a smart casual dress code. If you are planning for a group, a date, or a special occasion, confirm the current booking setup and any experience details with the venue rather than relying on unverified assumptions.

For broader planning, use Our full Beirut restaurants guide alongside Our full Beirut hotels guide, Our full Beirut bars guide, Our full Beirut wineries guide, Our full Beirut experiences guide. If the night is more food-led than timing-led, compare Clap with other dining rooms, including Beihouse, Buco, Burgundy, Meat the Fish, O Monot Restaurant.