Rafaat Hallab News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

20 Pastry Shops In Tripoli, Lebanon That Are Totally Worth The Drive
Tripoli, the ancient and largest city in northern Lebanon, has a great reputation for producing the best Lebanese sweets in the region.
The people of Tripoli have a great sweet tooth, which explains the presence of numerous pastry shops in the district.
From French to Lebanese sweets, the traditional and the innovative, here is a list of amazing pastry shops that are totally worth the drive to Tripoli:
#1 Dipndip
#2 Sara Et Karim
#3 Al-Tom Delights
#4 Sit n Dip
#5 قصر الحلو Hallab 1881
It’s impossible to visit Tripoli without trying at least once Hallab 1881, the Palace of Desserts, one of the oldest pastry shops in the country. It also serves delicious local specialties like the Tripolitan Lahm B-Ajeen and Knefeh Bil Ashta, as well as traditional Lebanese meals. ....

Al Mina , Mont Liban , Cheikh Hassan Khaled , Tripolitan Lahmb Ajeen , Bouche Sucr , Sara Karim , Le Roux , Salah El , Rafaat Hallab , Cheikh Abdul Latif Ziadeh , Aal Baher , Centre Ville Mall , Aashir El Dayeh , El Maarad Street , Al Tom Delights , Nadim Al Jesr , Knefeh Bil Ashta , Riad El Solh , Nadim El Jesr Street , Point Cave , Ashta Ice Cream , Lebanese Ashta , Corniche Al Baher , Znoud El Sett , Port Saiid Street , Sweet Spot ,