Hosting incredible one of a kind shows, this place is unique for its theme and ambiance. The drinks are priced similarly to other pubs. Hishek bishek show is a must even if you don't speak the language. The music, crowd engagement and actors will have you enjoy a great night out. The only comment I can give is that they should respect time... Shows that start at 8 actually start at 8:30 if not 8:45!!

Old. The nice old. Still has of the authentic cultural aspect of Beirut before the war. Needs some renovation. But the houses some nice shows of the city. They do serve food and beverage as well were the prices are on the higher side. Recommended.

One of the best theaters / venues in Beirut and Lebanon. The theater is a cultural hub in the region of Hamra, hosting theater plays, stand up comedy shows, concerts, and even parties. The venue has recently relocated east with a less authentic but very beautiful and modern interior. Highly recommended!

The best spot if you are looking for a authentic Lebanese, arabic and music from the región. Great and different performance every night. Great performers. Stage, sound and set is also great. I can recomend this place as the best in Town, especially in Hamra.

Real and joyful Lebanese art. A must see for visitors and locals.

Such a lovely retro place, went there to watch a stand up comedy, the stage is kind of small fits around 100 pax only, however it’s suitable for show and you can clearly see the stage where ever you sit.

This was some show. It started light heartedly, with familiar songs and funny stunts that perplexed me. I was trying to find a common thread, a point, really. But it all came together at the end, with the final song. The handicapped fiddler rises, like a Phoenix, from the wheelchair and plays a long dirge, a monody that resonates with your tears. Then they all break into it; El ataba gzaz wl sillem naylon. The step is made of glass and the ladder of nylon. The way they sombrely sang it, as in a funeral precession, with the crack down on the demonstrations in the background, you couldn't miss what it was about. How precarious. How fragile is the situation. Boy, I'll never hear that song in the same way ever again.

Interesting place, stays open later than most places in Hamra. They also offer water for free which is actually very generous for a local café/restaurant/pub. Music is cool. Staff are friendly and prices are good. You will probably have a good time if you are in a group.

can get extremely hot inside, i don’t know if tgey evn turn on ACs

Metro has a great cultural and enthusiastic atmosphere; it is a good place to spend your eve

A very unique place in Beirut featuring very good selection of shows. The best part is the after party on friday's midnight!!!

Very entertaining! Singing, dancing and acting in an Egipsian cabaret. It is worthy even for non Arabic speakers. The entrance was 15$ However, the wine is very bad (felt diluted) and they charge for the peanuts!

Table placement and spacing is not good at all, you have to sit sideways to watch a play. Food and beverages are overpriced.

Quite a particular experience, it's a bar but also a cabaret-styled theater, the events are well curated, so whatever is playing there take my word for it you'll like the experience

One of the best cultural « underground » experiences in Beirut (depends on the program, of course).

If you admire the culture, art and music you should visit this venue. As a solo traveler I always felt at home here. Don’t miss it. Definitely one of the reasons if I travel back to Beirut someday♥️

The Metro produced shows are just amazing... Great music, unique local/regional vibes, fun sense of humor, and truly talented artists 🇱🇧

Really enjoyed the show, & the modern dabke party after! Too much smoking in a small closed place!