Space features soaring ceilings, dramatic columns, and grand windows with Egyptian and French accents woven into Italian design. Atmosphere feels airy and comfortable, balancing lively yet intimate energy with enough room between tables. Wine and cocktails offer a Tuscany-inspired experience alongside a thoughtfully designed setting.
Fava bean falafel stands out with a rich flavor. The falafel works well in a lunch sandwich and pairs nicely with eggplant dishes.
Super interesting umami flavors stand out in the Pasta de la Sarde. The menu offers a variety of tasty Italian plates that deliver more than good flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid a negative experience with the staff.
The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a unique Italian concept.
Most menu items are gluten-free, but gluten-free pasta is not available.
Tiny takeout spot with limited indoor seating and outdoor tables on a wide sidewalk creates a packed, lively atmosphere. Walls feature colorful murals that add warmth and charm, matching the local Brooklyn vibe. Music playlist keeps energy up while people gather for unique Syrian-Korean flavors.
Falafel stands out for its perfectly dressed sandwich that needs no extra tahini. The falafel is consistently fresh and pairs well with baba ghanoush and stuffed leaves.
Small shop serves crossover cuisine with freshly made dishes. The Fat Boy menu item offers a unique and flavorful experience.
Good to know
This restaurant is take-out only with no dine-in options.
The portion sizes are huge, often enough to share.
Prices are significantly higher than average, ranging from $8-$24 for dishes.
Open kitchen with wood-fired oven creates a warm, inviting atmosphere filled with rich aromas. Space combines high-design and meticulous detail for a classy, relaxing vibe. Guests often enjoy watching cooking while savoring killer cocktails and fresh, bright flavors.
Crispy outside and tender inside, the falafel bursts with flavor and has a light airy texture. It feels like biting into a cloud, making it stand out for its perfect texture.
Complex dishes stand out with the lamb served alongside four separate sauces and a tuna crudo offering an interesting take on sushi flavors. The wine list features well-curated selections that pair well with the menu.
Good to know
Reservations are required well in advance due to high demand.
Expect long wait times; arrive early to secure a spot.
The location is easily accessible, just steps from the Lafayette Ave subway.
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.
Falafel stands out with an incredible unique take that differs from typical versions. It pairs well with other dishes like short rib hummus and miso babaganoush for a fresh twist on Lebanese flavors.
Low key spot with an interesting twist on Mediterranean food offers dishes like mushroom hummus, miso baba ganoush, and creamy falafel that mix flavors in unexpected ways.
Good to know
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.
Mediterranean restaurant offers a beautiful, chic space with warm natural materials and vibrant art. Jazz music fills the air, creating a pleasant and calming atmosphere that suits both casual meals and private events upstairs. Flexible seating and an open kitchen add to the inviting, zen vibe.
Falafel stands out with a herb-infused version and a falafel sandwich that is both filling and light. It pairs well with tzaziki and complements other dishes like beets and hummus.
Creative and innovative menu features small, sharable dishes with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences. The wine selection and cocktails offer interesting options to explore.
Good to know
The private rooms upstairs are available for birthdays or events.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
The kitchen closes at 3:35 PM and reopens at 5 PM.
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.
Spices in the falafel duo mix familiar and unique flavors, paired with a tahini dip topped with a sweet pepper emulsion. Small plates include crab falafel alongside squid and shrimp options.
Cocktails stand out with an interesting menu featuring both mocktails and spirits-based drinks. The Frena 75 with Mahia and the White Negroni offer unique flavor profiles.
Good to know
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.
Interior and garden patio create an authentic Turkish atmosphere with original music and traditional decor featuring whirling dervishes. Cozy and friendly vibes fill the space, enhanced by backyard seating and a welcoming ambiance that transports guests to Istanbul.
Falafel comes as a platter for 21 dollars or as three flattened pieces instead of the usual round shape. Both versions taste delicious and pair well with spicy hummus and lentil soup.
Dishes bring new tastes that stand out. Decor feels authentic and adds to the experience.
Good to know
Reservations are needed to ensure you'll be given a table.
The lunch special costs $16.95 and includes an appetizer and main course.
The restaurant only accepts cash for lunch.
Mediterranean restaurant with vibrant atmosphere and exotic decor featuring a greenhouse-style back room with fairy lights. Offers both indoor and outdoor seating, including a spacious outdoor area with artwork and string lights. Music is lively, often Afro beats, creating an energetic vibe that can be loud.
Excellent falafel stands out with a crispy texture and rich flavor. It pairs well with delicious hummus and babagannoush, making the Mediterranean platter a solid choice.
Fresh, light foods showcase an interesting take on Yemeni and North African cuisine. Malawach stands out as a puff pastry pancake served with hard cheese, sauce, and two hard-boiled eggs.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
The price of the lamb kebab is $31.03.
Brunch is available on Saturdays and is a popular time to visit.
Mediterranean restaurant offers a tiny, unpretentious space with a cute courtyard and back patio that can get warm. Loud music creates a high-energy, lively atmosphere that challenges quiet conversation. The crowd enjoys weekend brunch and a full bar with notable cocktails and a strong wine list.
Falafel comes out crispy on the outside and soft pillow on the inside, packed with unique spices and full of flavor. It arrives piping hot with a great crisp and tender, steamy center.
Many dishes feature interesting flavors like the aerated labneh with zatar and candied pecans. The coffee offers complex notes, and the crispy cauliflower coated in sweet silan syrup stands out as a unique dish.
Good to know
Make a reservation for brunch to secure your spot.
Brunch for three adults costs about $120 before tip.
Expect a wait of over an hour if you walk in on a Friday night.