Libya Going Out
Food and Drink
Things to know: Alcohol is banned in Libya.
National specialities:
• Shorba Libiya (a spicy lamb and tomato soup).
• Couscous.
• Ruuz (a rice dish with a variety of spices, meat and vegetables).
• Rishda (traditional pasta dish with chick peas, tomato and onion).
• Bazin (hard paste, made from barley, salt and water).
National drinks:
Libyan tea is served thick, in a small glass, often accompanied by mint or peanuts.
Tipping: A tip of 10 to 20% is usually included in hotel and restaurant bills.
Nightlife
Shopping
Shopping hours: Sat-Thurs 0800-1330 and 1600-2000, Fri 0900-1200.
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