Mediterranean grill with cozy indoor seating and beautiful outdoor area designed for takeout. Atmosphere feels welcoming and authentic, with guests speaking Turkish and enjoying high-quality Turkish cuisine. Tables are limited and uncomfortable, emphasizing quick dining rather than long stays.
Dinner features generous portions and outstanding platters that offer great value. Meals come quickly, making it suitable for a fast dinner.
Cold appetizer platter features baba ganoush with vibrant flavors. It stands out as an amazing dish alongside hummus and eggplant salad.
"The food here is delicious and fresh."
"The Mediterranean dinner spots here are phenomenal, especially the mixed grill."
"I found the Baba Ganoush to be amazing and full of vibrant flavors."
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The restaurant is mainly set up for takeout, with limited dine-in options.
Everything is made to order, using fresh ingredients and halal meat.
The portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Restaurant offers a mom-and-pop style with simple decor and spacious seating that avoids crowding. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, suitable for meals or casual tea and conversation. Small section sells Turkish packaged goods, adding to the authentic experience.
Dinner offers a great selection of options with a warm atmosphere created by the owners. Meals come with a friendly touch that adds to the experience.
Starts with amazing flavor and a smooth texture. Often paired with shepherd’s salad for a balanced appetizer.
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The restaurant offers fresh, non-frozen food daily.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food served.
The portions are large enough for three adults to share.
Cozy spot with a board game theme invites fun while waiting. Dinner feels relaxed and warm, perfect for holiday meals with delivery options. Baba ganoush shines with smoky charred depth and fresh pita, adding rich, bright flavors.
Cozy atmosphere suits both quick lunches and relaxed dinners. Delivery options exist for holiday dinners like Christmas Eve.
Lemony and bright with a smoky charred depth, the baba ganoush offers rich, flavorful layers. It comes with fresh baked pita that complements the dish well.
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Expect longer wait times during peak hours as food is made fresh.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
Small, well-organized Persian restaurant with family-friendly atmosphere and ethnic vibe that connects diners to the food. Music adds to the welcoming environment, and a private room supports larger gatherings. Decor is simple and somewhat aged, but indoor seating remains comfortable.
Dinner offers large portions and freshly skewered kababs. Indoor seating suits family dinners and last-minute groups.
Creamy texture and rich smoky flavor define the Baba Ganoush here. Served warm and in shareable portions as part of a combination plate with other fresh starters.
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The restaurant only accepts cash payments.
Street parking is easy to find nearby.
The prices are great, with huge portions for under $20.
Seafood market-style layout displays fresh fish on ice, with food prepared visibly and served hot. Atmosphere reflects authentic Egyptian vibe with Middle Eastern decor and soccer games on TV, creating a homey feel. Small interior includes outdoor seating when weather permits.
Dinner features fresh seafood with a friendly atmosphere suited for groups. Meals come with generous portions and a relaxed vibe.
Consistently good with a delicious smoky flavor, the baba ganoush stands out alongside other dishes like hummus and octopus. It offers a smooth, creamy texture that complements its rich taste.
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The restaurant charged $75 for a single grilled fish, which is significantly higher than typical entrees.
The menu marks some items as MP, meaning market price, so prices may vary.
The restaurant does not mention the service charge and adds it to the bill without notice.
Small space with intimate seating and light, cozy decor creates a warm atmosphere. Quiet and organized vibe suits relaxed dining. Guests enjoy authentic Lebanese flavors with generous portions and charcoal-grilled dishes.
Dinner offers a charming small restaurant setting with a zesty tabbouleh dish that stands out. The spot suits an early meal before a show.
Smoky and creamy, the baba ganoush pairs well with grilled meats and fresh salads. It appears alongside dishes like fatteh shawarma and mixed grilled platters, adding a rich, flavorful touch.
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The restaurant operates with a charcoal grill system.
The portions are generous.
It offers classic Lebanese dishes.
Small eatery with about 15 seats offers a cozy, homey atmosphere and laid-back vibe. Casual setup includes open front exposure and simple furnishings. Great music plays, enhancing the calm and chill environment.
Dinner offers a neatly prepared shawarma wrap that serves as a healthy takeout option. Meals provide a satisfying and enjoyable experience.
Smoky flavor stands out in the baba ganoush here. Staff often offer extra servings with free bread for dipping and sometimes dessert.
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If you go a bit late, you might get a free dessert.
The price for 2 chicken shawarma with 2 drinks is $27, which is unbeatable value for money.
There is not much seating available, so plan accordingly.
Rustic cellar decor creates a cozy, warm vibe with a spacious back sunroom featuring sunroofs and fans. Live music adds engaging energy without overpowering conversation. Tables accommodate both intimate gatherings and large groups, making the atmosphere lively yet comfortable.
Cozy atmosphere suits a relaxed dinner. Reservations help on busy Saturday nights. Walking distance to the theater district adds convenience.
Plates include baba ganoush served with pita alongside hummus, labne, and dolma. The tapas platter features baba ganoush paired with walnut and pepper spread, beet skordalia, and stuffed grape leaves.
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Happy hour is until 7 pm on weekdays.
Reservations should be secured in advance as it tends to fill up fast.
The tasting menu costs $39 and offers plenty of food.
Middle Eastern restaurant offers live music and handmade pita baking visible from the bar, creating an authentic atmosphere with beautiful murals and unique earthenware. The vibe is warm and friendly, with comfortable seating and a BYOB policy. Some tables have curved wood edges, adding a distinctive touch to the dining setup.
Dinner here features an absolutely phenomenal spread from appetizers to main courses. The spot suits large group dinners well and allows BYO for both lunch and dinner.
Smoky flavor stands out in the baba ganoush, making it a highlight of the mezze spread. It pairs well with silky hummus and pita bread, offering a simple yet exquisite taste.
Good to know
You need to make reservations to ensure you get a seat.
The restaurant is BYOB but they do not have wine glasses.
Make reservations to avoid long wait times.
Beautiful, modern space with thoughtful interior design creates an intimate dining atmosphere. Background music ranges from lively to quiet, supporting conversation without overwhelming. Innovative cocktails and table side hummus preparation add unique touches to the Middle Eastern experience.
Dinner here features a prix fixe menu that works well for groups of 10 or fewer. Staff like Terry provide guided food journeys that make dinners satisfying and enjoyable.
A very smokey and unusual take on baba ganoush stands out here. It pairs well with other dishes like frena bread and spicy plate TLV.
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Reservations at Mesiba should be made on Resy a few days in advance.
A 20% gratuity is added to every check without prior notice.
Each cocktail costs $18-$20.
Ordering happens by a pond where fresh seafood is selected and cooked on site, surrounded by walls covered with fish tanks. Loud music and crowded seating create a lively, vibrant atmosphere that feels like a bustling fish market. Outdoor heated seating and an open kitchen add to the busy, energetic vibe.
Dinner features whole open grilled fish with a special red spicy rub that sells well. Group dinners focus on trying various fish and sides for a satisfying seafood meal.
Slightly spicy with a fresh taste, the Baba ganoush comes with plump pita and costs about $6 as a side. It stands out as a very good and often recommended dish.
Good to know
Expect to wait on a Saturday night.
The lunch special is available until 4pm on weekdays.
You have to order before they give you a table.
Open kitchen design offers an intimate view of chefs at work, enhancing the modern vibe with high ceilings and purposeful decor. Atmosphere stays quiet and cozy, suitable for date nights or family gatherings. Indoor and outdoor seating includes a full bar and an enclosed streetery, creating a friendly, relaxed setting.
Dinner features innovative appetizers and a variety of mezzes. Main dishes include a half roasted chicken with fingerling potatoes and a pork shank served with fried bulgur as a side.
Miso baba ganoush stands out with its excellent balance of flavors and works well as an appetizer. It pairs nicely with super fresh and fluffy pita and offers a unique twist on the classic dish.
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The restaurant operates on a first come last served basis.
Everything is sold as small plates, and sides must be ordered separately.
The prices are high compared to the quantity served.
Outdoor and indoor spaces feature heated terraces and table-side shawarma burners that offer a unique dining experience. The atmosphere combines nostalgic Arabic music with a warm, inviting vibe, though noise levels can be high. The setting balances a fancy, renovated interior with casual, interactive elements like self-cooking stations.
Dinner offers consistently delicious meals with a great atmosphere for groups or intimate settings. Service ensures everyone has an amazing experience throughout the meal.
Smoky flavor stands out in the baba ganoush, paired well with fresh bread and a garlic sauce that adds a nice kick.
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Reservations are recommended to ensure a table, especially on weekends.
Expect some dishes to cost over $150, making it a pricey dining option.
Table side shawarma takes 30 to 60 minutes to serve, so order early.
Phoenician design resembling an ancient ship shapes a spacious, elegant setting with outdoor seating and a pleasant cocktail bar. Noisy atmosphere fills the space, lively and energetic, often crowded with large groups sharing dishes. Lebanese-inspired cocktails and exceptional food create a distinct dining experience.
Dinner here features halal options and private rooms for events. Service stands out with exceptional servers making it suitable for work dinners, dates, and celebrations.
Baba ganoush here has a rich, smoky flavor with a slight bitter note sometimes present. It stands out among the mezze and pairs well with dishes like raw Kibbeh.
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Reservations are required for private events and should be made in advance.
The restaurant hosts a lively Pride Drag Brunch every Sunday.
New Year's Eve includes a four-course meal with music and dancers.
Modern Middle Eastern restaurant features vibrant patterns and soft lighting with closely arranged tables creating a cozy yet bustling atmosphere. Creative cocktails with flavors like saffron and pomegranate complement flavorful dishes such as lamb terra cotta and shakshuka. Outdoor seating adds variety to the dining experience.
Dinner features a lamb terra cotta that is tender and flavorful. The atmosphere feels like family with a carefully curated playlist and attentive service, making it a solid choice for a pre-show meal away from theater crowds.
Creamy and rich, the baba ganoush uses high-quality ingredients and comes topped with pomegranate for a hint of sweetness. It appears alongside hummus and matbucha, served with warm, fluffy frena bread.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for large gatherings and events.
The restaurant offers a complimentary scoop of ice cream for birthdays.
They provide a fixed price Thanksgiving meal each year.
Warm, earthy colors and colorful mosaics create a cozy, authentic atmosphere with tight seating inside and on the sidewalk patio. Outdoor heated seating offers a pleasant option year-round. Lebanese music plays softly, enhancing the inviting vibe.
Dinner here features seamless reservations and prompt seating. The atmosphere suits special occasions like surprise birthday dinners.
Baba ganoush here stands out with a smooth, flavorful texture and rich taste. It pairs well with fresh bread and a variety of dips like tahini and labneh.
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You need a reservation on a weekend to dine here.
Expect over 1 hour wait for chicken shawarma during busy times.
Portions are small; 2 chicken kababs cost $28.
Large fully outdoor patio offers people watching and fresh air. Interior connects kitchen and dining room, showcasing open cooking and detailed decor with greenery and mural art. Atmosphere feels vibrant and immersive, suitable for both small and large groups.
Atmosphere suits both casual dinners and group celebrations. BYOB option lets you bring your own wine to share during dinner.
Plates include creamy baba ganoush alongside hummus, falafel, and muhamarra. The baba ganoush pairs well with flatbreads and wraps, often served with garlic sauce and fries.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle).
A service charge is added for groups larger than 6.
New York State Law requires notice for credit card fees, which was not provided.
Small seafood restaurant with fresh seafood counter and outdoor street seating. Atmosphere feels cramped and noisy, with strong fish smells inside and a busy street outside. Offers excellent seafood dishes despite basic and tight dining space.
Dinner offers a low-key vibe with dishes that impress every bite. Suitable for family meals or a quiet evening out.
Baba ganoush comes with homemade pita that is freshly made and pairs well. The dish stands out for its well-cooked texture and is considered among the best versions available here.
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The restaurant does not provide a menu or pricing list.
You can only order once; no reordering is allowed.
You need to go up to the front to order your food.