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Tawlet Bakish reopens for the season on Saturday 17 May at 11:00 am. Experience Tawlet Bakish with panoramic views of the mountains of Kfardebian and Baskinta. Open on Saturdays & Sundays 11:00 am - 5:00 pm 50$ per adult, 25$ per kid (under the age of 10 and over 3 years old) Link in Bio for the catalog and reservations on: 81 767 301 #Bakish #Tawlet #tawletbakish
Krikor has been serving manakish for 57 years in his small bakery in Baskinta. With the help of his wife Laure, He prepares and rolls his own dough, his wood & gas oven only fits two Manakish at a time and his Manakish are just delicious. 🇱🇧☀️ #baskinta @livelovebaskinta by @liliantheguide #lebanon #lebanese #beirut #livelovebeirut #livelovelebanon
📍 @krikor_bakery Krikor has been making manakish for 65 years in the heart of baskinta❤️
Drive to #Baskinta for the #greatest! Visit for the mood, for the #happiness, for the details: visit for his #hands, his skills, the #dough quality and top ingredients. If you’re here just for #breakfast… don’t! It’s the #journey you need to understand.
Join @kamilalrayess as he ventures into the picturesque village of Baskinta, where breathtaking views, rich history, and natural beauty come together to create a true Lebanese gem. 🌿✨ 📍 Location: #Baskinta, in the Mount Lebanon Governorate, where the mountains tell stories of timeless charm. 👉 Have you been to Baskinta? Share your favorite spots or memories below! 👇 #LebanonSpotlights #BaskintaAdventures #LebaneseVillage
@tasteatlas presents Krikor Bakery 📍Lebanon 🇱🇧 Video: @coachbeasteats Krikor – both the man and his bakery – are true legends of Baskinta. With nearly 60 years of experience and Armenian roots, Krikor has been baking with heart and precision in his cozy mountain bakery. Alongside his wife, he prepares the dough by hand, fills it with love, and transforms it into some of the best Manakish in Lebanon. This beloved flatbread, topped with olive oil and za’atar (thyme, sesame seeds, and sumac), is a cornerstone of Lebanese cuisine – simple, humble, and baked to perfection.
Yesterday’s sunset from Baskinta #sunset #lebanon #outdoors #nature #sunset
The Amazon of Lebanon 🇱🇧❤️ . #bqaatouta#baskinta#lebanon
عقبالكن 🇱🇧 . . . #livelovelebanon #livelovebeirut #baskinta @tera.f.hg @joseph.c.helou
Heaven is not so far! It’s in Sannine @lyvresortandvenue where luxury meets the clouds. To plan your outings visit our website in Bio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #mylebanonguide #baskinta #mountainretreat #mountainescape #lebanonhotels #lebanonresorts #lebanesehotels #lebaneseresorts  #sannine #luxuryretreat #luxuryretreats #lebanonretreat #lebanonretreats #escapetheordinary
@tasteatlas presents Manakish at Krikor Bakery 📍Lebanon 🇱🇧 Video: @outwithmaroun The Manakish is the heartbeat of the Lebanese morning, but in the mountain village of Baskinta, it is a legacy. Long before modern ovens standardized the process, village life revolved around the communal heat of the bakery. For sixty years, Krikor—a baker of Armenian descent—has been the guardian of this ritual, transforming simple dough into a landmark of regional identity. The mastery lies in the touch. Alongside his wife, Krikor personally handles every stage, from the initial kneading to the precise roll that creates the perfect canvas for toppings. It is a labor-intensive craft where experience dictates the thickness and the brick oven provides the soul, charring the edges while keeping the center soft enough to fold. While the world recognizes the classic Za’atar—a fragrant, earthy blend of wild thyme, sumac, and toasted sesame swirled in olive oil—the Manakish is a versatile vessel. You’ll find versions topped with Akkawi, a salty, unripened cheese that bubbles and stretches under the heat, or Lahm bi Ajeen, where minced meat is pressed into the dough to create a savory, protein-packed fuel.
Krikor and Laure in Baskinta, a legacy in the Lebanese manakish scene. It’s 20min from Faqra or a bit longer from Faraya but so worth the visit. They didn’t have electricity for the past 3 weeks but they use fresh ingredients on a daily basis, we had cheese, eggs, awarma, lahm hi ajeen- the best! A friend went yesterday and said that unfortunately they were closed as they were unable to find flour. 💔 #lebanon #krikorbakery #krikobaskinta #baskinta #discover
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