Where we are
Mar Elias is one of the most connected streets in Beirut: it links Mazraa and the Corniche el Mazraa to the south with Verdun, Hamra and Sanayeh to the north, and it sits just west of Zarif and Downtown. That is why patients from almost every part of the city reach us in a few minutes by car or taxi, and why we chose it.
Getting here from around Beirut
| Coming from | How to reach us |
|---|---|
| Hamra & Ras Beirut | Head south from Hamra street towards Verdun and continue onto Mar Elias main street. A few minutes by car or taxi; a pleasant walk from the Verdun end of Hamra. |
| Verdun | You are next door. From Verdun street (Rachid Karami), Mar Elias main street is the continuation south — Pixel Tower is on the main road. |
| Sanayeh, Zarif & Kantari | Come down towards Verdun / Mar Elias from the Sanayeh garden side. A short drive; walkable from Zarif. |
| Mazraa, Barbour & Corniche el Mazraa | Head north from the Corniche el Mazraa onto Mar Elias main street. Barbour and Mazraa are among our closest neighbourhoods — often under ten minutes door to door outside rush hour. |
| Tarik El Jdideh & Sabra | Drive north via Mazraa; Mar Elias is the natural continuation. Plenty of service taxis run this route. |
| Downtown, Bachoura & Ras El Nabaa | Take the Fouad Chehab ring road west, then head south through Zarif or Sanayeh towards Mar Elias. Roughly ten minutes by car outside rush hour. |
| Achrafieh, Sodeco & Badaro | Cross the city westwards via the ring road or Corniche el Mazraa. Allow extra time between 4 and 7 PM; earlier appointments are quicker from the east side. |
| Jnah, Bir Hassan, Ramlet El Baida & the airport road | Come up through Bir Hassan or the Corniche towards Verdun/Mar Elias. Convenient before or after a flight — we are one of the closest cosmetic dental clinics to the airport road on the Beirut side. |
| Outside Beirut (Khalde, Aley, Metn, Saida road) | Enter the city via the airport highway or the Corniche el Mazraa and head for Verdun. We see many patients who plan a whole treatment stage — for example a veneer fitting or implant crown — around a single trip into town. |
Journey times are honest estimates for normal traffic. Beirut being Beirut, add time in the late afternoon and on Fridays.
Parking, lifts and arriving
- Parking is available near the building on Mar Elias main street. Ten minutes' margin is enough for a first visit.
- The lift takes you straight to the 5th floor — no stairs, which matters for older patients, wheelchairs and prams.
- Taxi or ride-hailing: give the driver "Pixel Tower, Mar Elias" — every Beirut driver knows the street.
- First visit? Bring a list of your medications and any recent X-rays. Allow about an hour, and expect to see your own teeth on the screen before anything is proposed.
Opening hours
| Monday – Saturday | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Sunday | Closed |
In pain? Call +961 71 400 667 before 11:00 AM for a same-day emergency slot, Monday to Saturday. Our emergency guide explains what to do while you travel.
Why patients cross Beirut to come to Mar Elias
Geography gets you here; it is not why people come back. Every treatment plan begins with an examination and digital imaging, and every patient leaves with a written, itemised, fixed quote before anything starts. Fillings and root canals are done under rubber-dam isolation. Veneers and Hollywood smile cases are designed on a mock-up you approve first. Consultations are in English, Arabic or French, with Dr. Nasser herself — and if your case is better served by a specialist, you will be told so and referred. Read what patients say in our reviews, all traceable to our public Google listing.