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Liban in a new direction

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Even at frist glance Liban Mediterranean is captivating

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Gaborone’s Liban Mediterranean cuisine restaurant near the iTowers building at Central Business District (CBD) is off to a good start. As a favourite among the city’s happening spots for entertainment, Liban has a crowd of about 150 on weekday nights to about 300 on weekends.

It has surely been a success story.

Liban has certainly made the top of the list of places to be in Gaborone’s night scene.

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