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Eat and drink · Lebanese restaurant · Centro
Papá Omar
Lebanese street-food spot run by Beirut-born Bassel, who began by selling his father's hummus at the local market. Shawarma comes off a vertical spit, with falafel, kefta wraps, toum and hibiscus lemonade; plenty for vegetarians, and it stays open late.
Checked against public sources in 2026; hours can change
1 min walkfrom the plaza
At a glance
- Vegan options
- Outdoor seating
- Takes reservations
- Dogs welcome
- Cards accepted
- Takeaway
From public listings, checked Oct 2026; dotted ones are as listed elsewhere. Something off?
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