Address: 188 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009, USA
Phone: +12122545660
Sunday: 11AM–11PM
Monday: 11AM–11PM
Tuesday: 11AM–11PM
Wednesday: 11AM–11PM
Thursday: 11AM–11PM
Friday: 11AM–11PM
Saturday: 11AM–11PM
Golan Perez
Looks good in the pic food is bad service is very bad too ....over price
RENATA MILTON
The best Lebanese food in NY! Everything is so tasty…it’s delicious! There’s no way to go wrong here…just enjoy it!
Mohammad Islam
One of the worse place the employee was so unprofessional we went for my birthday dinner.the service is horrible all the employee are so moody if you ask them something they will response 20 minutes later.very disappointed I spend about 500 dollar and I felt I ate street food those 7 dollar lamb over rice from the street is much better then their food horrible experience I would strongly recommend no to go there
Madeeha Ahmed
We had a lovely evening here and sat at the covered terrace. We tried a few appetizers such as the Mudardara, sumac fries, and the Batata Harra and we loved everything. The Mudardara was fantastic and I’m happy it was an appetizer option as you could enjoy it without filling up too much and have space for the rest of your meal. Dinner was the lahme bi Ajin, Fiz a Djaj and the lamb shank. Everything was great, service was good. Great place if you’re looking for halal meat options.
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I will recommend making a reservation. It can get pretty packed.
They have beef, lamb and chicken. Chicken $58, Beef $68, Lamb $78
Food is halal, drinking is haram. Anything to make extra $$
I think it's a good place for a birthday dinner. The only thing is I don't remember there are lots of dessert options so if you're looking to order a slice of cake afterwords, you won't find it. Other than that, the menu is great and food is delicious. Decor is nice. Nothing too special but also not just plain walls...but they do play good music. I think overall you'll have a good time.
Yes, there were quite a few kids around when I went there last time.
It's not a child geared restaurant (it's nicer) but they don't specifically ban children.
Yes, its all halal :)
Around 95+
Outdoor safely-distanced seating with partitions, face masks, hand sanitizer stations, QR code menu, sealed silverware
1st come 1st serve, they do not take reservations. Enjoy!!
There canbe 2 reasons 1 that you are going at peak time and 2 there might be reservations there. Personally i make reservation before going
Depends how many ppl u need it for, for 2 it was around 80ish
Sharing is the way forward with all Lebanese food. Enjoy!
Based on what I saw, I don't know if there is enough space in the restaurant to pray
I believe it was $85. The personal shawarma feeds about 2-4 people. You can pick what kind of meat you you want. The entrée comes with fries, veggies, and pita bread. It also comes with a variety of sauces!
yes there were some spanish waiters
Make rsvp!
Yes that is one of their favorites
Not really but if you will it will be free most likely that's what happened to me when i visited this store i found a free parking spot in a nearby street. Good luck
No specific kids menu or activities as mentioned above. It is also pretty tight for room inside, so there is no room to store a stroller. They may offer you a seat outside if you have a stroller
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Yes but they cut the one me and my friends had because lamb takes longer to cook.
Yes they do and it is amazing. Its not on the menu but you can order it.
If you mean the tableside variety, which feeds 2-4, it ranges from appx $55-$75 depending on what meat you choose
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