Spacious vegan spot serves juicy shawarma with fresh veggies and a standout vegan chicken shawarma. Bright, clean space offers calm, cozy vibes with reggae tunes and outdoor seating. Known for delicious vegan comfort food and friendly service, perfect for relaxed dining or casual work.
Juicy and flavorful shawarma comes with fresh and pickled vegetables. The vegan chicken shawarma from the Bowl menu offers a fantastic alternative.
Offers a wide variety of plant-based options with delicious vegan comfort food. Known for great customer service and consistently satisfying vegan meals.
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Reservations are recommended for parties larger than 2 or 3 people.
If you're in a hurry, order ahead as food is made to order.
Expect to pay around $14 for 6 bite-size pieces of cauliflower.
Small, contemporary space offers intimate seating with a chef's counter that showcases culinary craft. Atmosphere feels cozy and elegant, blending casual comfort with refined style. Plant-based menu pairs with a well-curated wine selection, creating a relaxed yet upscale vibe.
Grilled celeriac shawarma stands out with its geometric carving and fresh presentation over hummus and bread. The shawarma is entirely plant-based, inventive, and often considered better than meat versions elsewhere.
Vegan dishes blend Israeli and Mediterranean flavors with a refined, plant-based twist. The food tastes indistinguishable from non-vegan options and pairs well with a well-curated wine selection.
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Reservations are necessary to ensure a spot at the restaurant.
Make a reservation if you have a larger group as seating is limited.
Prices include $30 for a slice of cauliflower and $18 for a small brownie.
Mediterranean restaurant offers a quiet, cozy atmosphere with a well-designed interior and a dog-friendly back patio that feels like a peaceful garden. The vibe is warm and elegant, with occasional lively sounds from the open kitchen. Outdoor seating adds a romantic, alfresco style experience.
Chicken shawarma offers tender, well-seasoned meat with bold, savory flavor served hot and fresh. Mushroom shawarma stands out as excellent and delicious, matching the quality of the chicken versions.
Offers vegan shawarma that tastes rich and satisfying. Serves a vegan coconut dessert paired with refreshing mint lemonade.
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Fortuna NYC is a kosher restaurant, catering to dietary restrictions.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Expect longer wait times on weekends due to popularity.
Palestinian restaurant offers beautiful decor with live Palestinian music enhancing a warm, welcoming vibe. Seating includes covered outdoor areas with a laid-back energy and plenty of light. Atmosphere feels classy and cozy, creating an inviting space for dining.
Chicken and beef shawarma come with savory flavors and tender meat. Platters offer good portion sizes and pair well with appetizers like hummus.
Several tasty dishes cater to vegans, including a vegan platter and recently added vegan kefta. Shared plates clearly label vegan options, making it easy to find delicious vegan food.
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The restaurant is BYOB (bring your own wine or beer).
On Fridays, traditional Palestinian music is played.
Make sure to order the knafe ahead of time as it takes 15-20 minutes.
Small space with dim lighting and indie decor creates a cozy, intimate vibe. Casual seating includes both indoor and outdoor picnic tables. Folk and rock instrumental music plays, adding to the relaxed atmosphere.
Seitan Shawarma stands out with its vegan and meat-free approach that does not compromise on flavor. The sandwich delivers an incredible taste that satisfies without missing traditional meat.
Middle Eastern vegan dishes shine with Vegan Shawarma and Vegan Majadra standing out. The menu offers affordable, flavorful options in an intimate, all vegetarian and vegan setting.
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The restaurant is budget-friendly for NYC.
Their sandwiches are priced at $11 and provide a good amount of food.
The menu is all vegetarian and many items are vegan.
Small Mediterranean restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with exposed brick walls and colorful, cozy seating. The vibe balances lively yet laid back energy, creating a homey and friendly setting. It welcomes large groups and stays open late, making it suitable for various occasions.
Shawarma here is juicy and tender, with chicken and lamb both seasoned well. The butter lemon shawarma bowl stands out for its unique flavor. Each bite tends to melt in your mouth.
Plenty of vegan options like Msakaa, Batata Harra, and Mjaddara stand out. Fattoush offers a variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes alongside choices for meat lovers.
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Fattoush is BYOB, allowing you to bring your favorite drinks.
The portions are huge for the price you pay.
Prices are very reasonable for the quality of food.
Small storefront offers a cozy, lively atmosphere with bright, fresh food presentation and warm, welcoming energy. Music plays loudly, creating a vibrant backdrop. Known for top-notch Mediterranean dishes, especially falafel and Israeli specialties.
Mushroom shawarma stands out with its vegan-friendly appeal and rich flavor. Chicken shawarma offers a superior taste that satisfies traditional cravings.
Offers a wide variety of plant-based options that are both satisfying and wholesome. Vegan dishes like the mushwarma stand out alongside options for vegetarians and meat eaters.
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The menu includes shawarma, kebobs, shishlik, schnitzel, soups, and salad.
The restaurant has many options for vegetarians and vegans.
There is not much space to sit; it is mostly a take-out place.
Small, clean space with freshly sourced ingredients and authentic Middle Eastern and Egyptian halal food. Atmosphere feels like a local neighborhood spot with affordable prices and amazing vegan options. Known for best falafel and tasty chicken rice in the area.
Spicy meat and fresh vegetables come together with delicious sauces in the shawarma. Options include a mix shawarma plate, chicken shawarma sandwich, and a fresh chicken shawarma salad bowl, all with great texture and flavor.
Offers vegan falafel cauliflower sandwich and vegan falafel pita sandwich with hummus. Provides amazing vegan options alongside gluten-free choices.
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Zaad offers a variety of ingredients in the bowl, loading it up compared to some kebab places.
The prices are very affordable.
Zaad provides discounts to teachers that work in the neighborhood.
Small, well-decorated Middle Eastern restaurant with a big oven for bread and an illuminated map of Palestine. Cozy, inviting atmosphere with authentic music and a soothing vibe that feels like being hosted by family. Dining area often crowded with people enjoying generous portions of fresh, hot food.
Chicken shawarma and meat shawarma offer authentic Lebanese flavors close to Amman style. Shawarma sandwiches stand out as a highlight of the menu with good taste and value.
Many vegan and vegetarian options appear clearly on the menu. The vegan platter offers authentic Middle Eastern food without any false hype.
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Ordering to go is the best option for a quick meal.
Prices are very affordable for high quality food.
Vegan and vegetarian options are clearly identified on the menu.
Indian fusion restaurant offers wide variety of dishes including burgers, shawarma, and tikka masala with adjustable spice levels. Space feels old school and simple with generous portions and reasonable prices. Atmosphere is chill and friendly despite somewhat loud music and dim lighting.
Lamb shawarma stands out with its rich flavor and tender texture. Burgers and shawarma both deliver amazing taste that pairs well with pizza.
Offers a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options. The Gaia vegan Burger and vegan tikka burger stand out as notable choices.
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The restaurant offers a wide variety of Indian-themed menu options.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available on the menu.
You can adjust the spice level on many dishes.
Backyard space with murals and vines creates a charming, vibrant atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a dog-friendly, covered patio that feels removed from the nearby beach. The vibe stays friendly and relaxed, making it a popular spot for casual meals.
Spicy chicken shawarma pita stands out with its signature white sauce and bold flavors. Lamb gyro, veggie shawarma, and stuffed falafel also feature as must-try sandwiches with perfect seasoning.
Lots of vegan options include quinoa, lentils, and vegan falafel. Several yummy choices suit vegans and vegetarians.
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You should order online before leaving the beach to pickup.
Kimos moves their front showcase to allow a double stroller to fit through.
The restaurant serves the best Greek Egyptian food in New York.
Small indoor space with limited seating and a cozy outdoor area featuring bar stools and heat lamps. Atmosphere mixes lively Latino music with attempts at a Middle Eastern vibe, creating a unique but sometimes conflicting energy. Outdoor seating invites people-watching and casual dining.
Cauliflower shawarma stands out with its delicious flavor and appears in both pita sandwiches and platters. Veggie options like falafel and eggplant shawarma also feature alongside the classic choices.
Everything is vegan and bursting with flavor. Fresh options like falafel, cauliflower, and healthy pitas make it a solid spot for vegan Mediterranean food.
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The restaurant closes at 8 PM.
The prices are high, with a simple bowl of hummus and falafel costing $20.
Everything on the menu is vegan.
Tapas bar with elegant decor featuring carved wood, hand-painted tiles, and gold embellishments creates an intimate, upscale vibe. Crowded yet quiet atmosphere supports relaxed conversation and enjoyment of plant-based dishes and carefully crafted cocktails.
Shawarma mushrooms stand out with their rich flavor and tender texture. The dish pairs well with Arabic tortilla and is often highlighted alongside rice pudding.
Exceptional Lebanese vegan cuisine features dishes like fried olives, housemade Simit bread with vegan feta, and shakshuka with vegan egg. Unique flavors and spices create vegan tapas such as patatas bravas, falafel, confit leeks, roasted eggplant, cabbage rolls, and paella.
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All dishes cost less than $10, making it an affordable dining option.
They offer a tasting menu for $50 per person, ideal for trying multiple dishes.
Expect to share about five or six tapas plates for a satisfying meal.
Cozy Mediterranean restaurant with dog-friendly outdoor seating and a vibrant atmosphere. Small, intimate space filled with locals, often busy during peak times. Decor features charming Brooklyn style with wooden ceiling fans, creating a warm and welcoming vibe.
Chicken shawarma appears as sliders with a flavorful profile. These sliders stand out during brunch alongside dishes like shakshuka and patatas bravas.
Menu includes vegan options for both food and dessert, like a dark chocolate olive oil cake and pasta with vegan Parmesan. Some dishes lack vegan cheese, which can make them taste bland.
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Happy hour runs from 4:30 to 6:30 PM on weekdays with a special menu.
Reservations are required for indoor seating; outdoor seating is first come, first served.
Expect long wait times during weekends, especially for brunch.
Rustic pub with exposed brick and low ceilings creates a cozy, lively atmosphere favored by students and quieter adults alike. Excellent craft beer selection, especially IPAs and unique drafts, pairs with casual snacks and occasional board games. Indoor and outdoor seating offer varied vibes, though outdoor can feel less welcoming.
Shawarma stands out as a stellar pub food option here, featured in dishes like shawarma tacos. It pairs well with other favorites like the cheeseburger and soft pretzel.
Fully plant-based menu features vegan chicken seasoned uniquely and layered over crunchy tortilla chips. Vegan cheese melts like real cheese, topping dishes with avocado and jalapeรฑos. Pair food with fresh hazy IPAs crafted for vegan tastes.
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Trivia night happens weekly with prizes for the top two teams.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers on weekdays.
Expect a one-hour wait for food orders during peak times.
Small space with limited seating feels homey and welcoming despite being cramped and humble. Guests receive a free hot falafel upon arrival, adding to the friendly vibe. Decor includes a wall for customer notes and Arabic music, creating a relaxed, authentic atmosphere.
Chicken shawarma comes super fresh and tasty, piled high with fragrant rice, french fries, and pickled veggies. Sandwiches load juicy meat and vegetables with various sauces distributed nicely.
Vegan options include a vegan falafel pita and a vegan sandwich clearly marked on the menu. The vegan plate offers a variety of meat-free choices that taste excellent, though staff can be impatient when ordering.
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This is mostly a takeout joint with limited space to sit down and eat.
You need to order at the counter.
The price of the shawarma platters at Zaad is $15.99.
Small space with vibrant decor and Palestinian touches creates an authentic Middle Eastern atmosphere. Loud music and high energy fill the room, while screens show soccer matches for fans. Outdoor patio offers a calmer spot for lunch amid the lively indoor vibe.
Chicken shawarma comes well-cooked and juicy with a Halal certification. It pairs well with Arabic tea and fries, delivering a satisfying and flavorful meal.
Offers a wide range of vegan options including platters, sandwiches, and appetizers. The vegan falafel plate and vegan grilled platter stand out for their strong flavors.
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The restaurant charges an 18% service fee for all tables, regardless of group size.
Expect longer wait times on Sundays after nearby events.
The restaurant is accommodating for vegans and understands what meatless really means.
Counter-serve cafe with quaint backyard garden and ample outdoor seating creates a relaxed, dog-friendly atmosphere. Quiet backyard space suits reading, working, or casual chats. The vibe blends cozy greenery with a casual, neighborhood feel.
Cauliflower shawarma stands out with a thick layer of tahini and crispy texture. Mushroom and chicken shawarma wraps offer rich flavors, while the avocado-labneh-zaatar sandwich adds a fresh twist.
Plentiful and delicious vegan options fill the menu. The place is both vegan and gluten-free friendly with a great selection to choose from.
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You need to order in the front and eat in the back.
Dogs are allowed at the restaurant.
The brunch is halal.
Palestinian restaurant offers an authentic cultural atmosphere with traditional Middle Eastern decor and live Arabic music. Spacious interior features high ceilings and an open kitchen visible to diners. Outdoor seating and pet-friendly policy add to the welcoming vibe.
Chicken shawarma shows clear improvement with a platter and sandwich that stand out. Beef shawarma with fries matches flavors from Palestine, offering a delicious and hearty option.
A good variety of vegan and vegetarian options exists here. The veggie dishes are tasty and fit a vegan diet well.
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The restaurant has a 20% automatic service charge for parties of 4 or more.
The price for feeding a family of 4 at Ayat is reasonable for under $100.
You better be hungry when you come to Ayat because the food portions are super generous.
Mediterranean restaurant offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with exposed brick and soft lighting that creates a warm vibe. The space is small and cramped, featuring a creative, well-furnished interior with a bar area and unique wall murals. Music plays softly, enhancing the inviting and comfortable setting.
Shawarma comes perfectly seasoned and tender with options like mixed chicken and lamb platters. The shawarma hummus plate offers a fantastic taste and pairs well with fresh pita and vegetables.
Soft, pillowy pita comes with vegan or meat fillings. Plenty of great vegan options make it very friendly for vegans and vegetarians.
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Happy hour runs from 4 to 6 PM with 50% off all drinks.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
The restaurant is kosher, making it a unique dining option.
Mediterranean spot offers cozy, small space with limited indoor seating and a few outdoor tables. Atmosphere feels warm and family-like with Arabic music and pleasant aromas. Known for generous portions and flavorful dishes like falafel and shawarma.
Chicken shawarma comes fresh and tasty, served on pita or as part of a platter. Falafel and chicken kebab sandwiches also stand out alongside the shawarma offerings.
Plenty of vegan options exist, all clearly labeled on the menu. The vegan Mediterranean platter and Vegan Kebenaya offer flavorful, nutritious choices with just the right spice.
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Lunch for two costs around $21, making it budget-friendly.
The restaurant offers both eat-in and takeout options.
Expect a long line due to the restaurant's popularity.
Small Mediterranean restaurant with a cafeteria-style setting and bright, simple interior creates a casual, chill atmosphere. The place offers fresh, affordable shawarma and falafel, attracting those seeking tasty, reasonably priced meals.
Chicken shawarma comes out perfectly crispy and tender. Lamb shawarma ranks among the best worldwide. Plates combine rich flavors with satisfying textures.
Menu items come with clear vegan labels and the staff knows the vegan options well. The falafel plate stands out as a budget-friendly vegan choice priced at $1.50 for a side.
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The falafel sandwich costs $5.50.
The prices are incredibly cheap.
The vegan options are clearly labeled.
Restaurant offers home cooking style meals inspired by refugee cuisines with gluten-free options and a rotating menu. Atmosphere is clean and quiet with a chilled vibe, though music can be loud at times. Seating includes both indoor tables and outdoor spots with phone charging available.
Chicken shawarma wrap features handmade lemon cream, garlic sauce, and spices. The wrap combines delicious chicken with fresh flavors for a tasty meal.
Vegan options are clearly marked on the menu. Rice and various sides offer plant-based choices suitable for vegan diets.
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Eat Offbeat offers gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions.
The prices at Eat Offbeat are very reasonable, with lunch for 2 under $30.
Eat Offbeat features dishes inspired by refugee cuisines from around the world.
Outdoor covered patio offers casual seating with a cozy atmosphere and authentic dรฉcor. Music plays softly, creating a chill and accommodating vibe. Seating is limited to this space, making it intimate and relaxed.
Chicken shawarma offers authentic Lebanese flavor with a hearty, tasty profile. Shawarma fries and fresh teas complement the platter, while wraps could be crisper with grill marks for added texture.
Menu includes a wide array of vegan options alongside vegetarian and other diets. Plenty of choices make it easy to find something vegan-friendly.
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The restaurant only has outdoor seating.
There is no restroom available.
A 4% fee is added for using a credit card without prior notice.
Olive tree centerpiece creates an outdoor patio feel with Palestinian mural adding cultural depth. Warm, inviting atmosphere feels like dining at a friend's home, enhanced by live music. Space fills quickly, reflecting its popularity and lively energy.
Shawarma comes tender and flavorful, featured in platters like chicken shawarma and a unique pizzawarma fusion with halloumi, mozzarella, and creamy tahini sauce. It pairs well with sides like hummus and BBQ chicken.
Vegan options include a vegan platter that offers a variety of flavorful items. Each component on the plate stands out with its own distinct taste.
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There was a 30-minute wait to get seated during peak hours.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, so plan accordingly.
Parking can be tricky as it's in a residential area.
Palestinian restaurant offers a beautiful, thoughtfully designed space with an open wall to the outside that shapes its atmosphere. Live Arabic music plays throughout the evening, creating an enjoyable, vibrant vibe. The place fills with people who appreciate authentic Middle Eastern food and a lively, welcoming environment.
Shawarma here stands out for its perfect seasoning and variety, including chicken, beef, and kefta options. Plates often come mixed, pairing shawarma with falafel or salads, delivering a rich, flavorful experience.
Menus clearly mark vegan options with dishes like the Betin Jaan eggplant sandwich and vegan kefta standing out. Lentil soup and vegan platters offer authentic Palestinian flavors with perfectly cooked vegetables.
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Ayat Bushwick is a BYOB establishment, allowing guests to bring their own alcohol.
Live music is featured on Saturday nights, enhancing the dining experience.
The portions at Ayat Bushwick are generous, making it great for sharing.
Spacious dining room converted from an old building offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with pleasant, low-volume music. Seating options are plentiful and comfortable, attracting people who come to work or relax without crowding. The environment feels like an escape from street bustle, combining tasteful interior design with a calm, friendly vibe.
Shawarma here comes in large portions with juicy, tender chicken and a flavorful vegan option packed with spices and vegetables. The vegan shawarma pairs well with delicious hummus and Lebanese cauliflower.
Vegan shawarma stands out with its spicy pepper hummus and Spanish eggplant toppings. Options include vegan Moroccan-style meatballs and Mediterranean rice, all served in whole wheat pita with lots of vegetables.
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The portion sizes are enough for two or three meals.
The menu is ultra vegan/vegetarian friendly and super healthy.
The restaurant offers halal options.
Small, casual space filled with Palestinian art and an open kitchen creates an intimate setting. Atmosphere shifts from peaceful early to festive with live music featuring drummer and Oud player. Outdoor seating offers a green, welcoming vibe amid a crowded, lively environment.
Shawarma here comes with fresh, homemade flavors and offers both chicken and beef options. Platters include rice, hummus, baba ghanoush, salad, and garlic sauce for a complete meal.
Very good vegan options include a platter with falafel, zahiri, beitenian, rice, and wara diwali.
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Expect a total wait time of around 50 minutes during peak hours.
Water is charged at $2 per bottle and must be self-served.
You need to order at the counter, and food will be brought to you.
Palestinian restaurant with beautiful interior and Palestinian art murals creates an authentic vibe that transports guests. The atmosphere feels welcoming and lively, especially on busy weekends. Tables are close together and sometimes uneven, adding a rustic touch to the setting.
Chicken shawarma comes in a large platter with generous portions. The shawarma wrap stands out as fantastic and highly flavorful.
Plenty of vegan options appear on the menu, with clear labels for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free items. The vegan platter stands out, and the staff accommodate dietary restrictions well.
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Reservations are highly recommended due to long wait times, especially on weekends.
Fridays and Saturdays are the busiest days at the restaurant.
The menu includes a 20% gratuity for parties of 4 or more.