Courtyards of old Damascus
Houses centuries old, now restaurants: banded stone, a fountain in the middle, a lemon tree, and open sky above the table. Dinner here is half the trip.
The Syrian table
Sit, eat — and reserve before you arrive
What makes eating in Syria is not only the food — it is the place and the hour: a Damascene courtyard under open sky, a terrace on the sea, a café where coffee takes its time. With Bytnaa you reserve your table or your gathering before you arrive: pick the date, the time and how many people, and the venue confirms. Nothing paid up front, no booking fee.
Terraces on the sea
In Latakia, Tartus and Jableh the tables are set at the water's edge: fresh fish, sea air, and a sunset that needs no reservation — though the table does.
Cafés and gatherings
Cardamom coffee, unhurried tea, a nargile under the trees — from the old cafés of Damascus to family gatherings in the countryside, the place is reserved just like a table.
