Artem Bakatov

This was a great little Lebanese place with all of their seats full. The service is very friendly. We ordered babaghanoush to start with - it was a perfect smoky flavor that I was looking for. The pita was just made and it was very good and hot (they do charge extra for it but it is worth it). The lamb kebab sandwich was very good and had a lot of lamb. It was extraordinary and fresh. The same goes for falafel sandwich. Recommend it 100% !!!

+2

Malak Hmimy

Very delicious chicken kebab, many of the dishes taste like a long standing family recipe that has been perfected over decades. If you enjoy deeply rich onion and garlic flavor on legumes you must try the mujaddara. I tried the mujaddara in 2022, and I’ve come back to eat it every trip to NYC since. To all my fellow Egyptians - it tastes similar to a tomato sauce-less koshari in the best way possible. If I lived in NYC I’d be here at least once a week

Torrence Innocent Daniel's

It’s a nice cozy restaurant with tasty Mediterranean food options… the pita bread served is so fresh and light, paired with hummus, muhammara and labneh… the kebabs and falafel is tasty and nice dessert.. it’s definitely one of the great options for Mediterranean..

Gothic Hangman

This was a quaint little spot that full of life and every chair was full, that was a great sign. Once we were seated the host was very friendly, we order 3 entrees, 2 glasses of wine to start. Must say this was the best Moussaka I’ve ever had, really I can’t rave enough about it!!! The Chicken Pitza with lemon, garlic, red pepper, scallion, and parsley was also very fresh and tasty. The Merguez lamb sausage plate was also delicious, would also rave it was also the best I’ve ever had anywhere. For desert we slit the Muhalabia which is a milk flan with a rasberry reduction, this also was divine with some Turkish Coffee. This Lebanese food was worth returning I really enjoyed Moustache it’s a New York fit 100%

Bill

A cozy Mediterranean spot with a warm interior, friendly service, and absolutely delicious food! The mezzeh were refreshing, with standout dishes like the Muhammara, Babaghanoush, and roasted cauliflower. The dips paired beautifully with the pita bread, which was fluffy, freshly baked, and literally still deflating as it was placed on the table. The Pitzas were equally impressive. The Seafood option was rich and garlicky, with generous pieces of seafood, including scallops, while the Lahambajin had a satisfying spice kick paired with flavorful lamb. Overall, a delightful spot for a cozy meal with authentic Mediterranean flavors and welcoming service.

+5

Samar

Happily surprised with how delicious this food was!!! I’m still dreaming of the baby lamb sandwich. The pita bread was soft, fresh and not too thick. First time trying a sea food pizza and it was heavenly and flavorful. 100% recommend. Very friendly service. The mint tea and baklawa were the perfect treat and amuse-Bouche to the meal. Reasonable prices for quality. Variety of traditional middle eastern appetizers and comfort dishes.

Mandy Kuo

First time to their new location. Food is solid and tasty as before. So glad they now take credit card. All the mezzes we got were great (my favorite were the spinach with chickpeas and muhammara) and went well with the freshly baked pita and their unique Syrian style pizza. The zaatar pizza is a must try with great texture and tons of zaatar. We had a reservation for Saturday night but still had to wait for a while.

+3

Priyangi Vashistha

Perfect spot for brunch/lunch. Loved every thing thag we ordered, although my favorite was Muhammara and Falafel plate. They have freshly made pita as well and tastes amazing 😍 . Staff was pretty good as well. Their menu is not too big but still bunch of options for vegetarians

+4

Ameya Bhakay

Had made reservations for table of 4 for around 12:15 pm, when the place was relatively quiet, but it got absolutely packed by 1 pm on a Sunday afternoon - so reservations highly recommend if you have a larger group! Inside seating was very cozy, and they have outdoor seating (not winter friendly). We started off with some beverages which included a delicious serving of Ayran ($4) and Turkish Coffee ($5), both were amazing. They also have a good list of alcoholic beverages including some local draft beers. We ordered some Mezzeh which included Nivik ($10), Baba Ghanouj ($10), and Muhammara ($10) and 3 Freshly Baked Pitas ($1.50 ea). Muhammara was absolutely delicious and this was the first time I had freshly baked pita - what a difference that made! For mains, I got the Falafel Sandwich ($10), and our table got the Lamb Kebab Plate ($18) - shared by 2, and I could tell that the meat eater thoroughly enjoyed their Lamb kebabs! Falafel sandwich too was very tasty! What we liked was a menu which is really well priced, a very friendly staff, and food that arrived within 20 minutes of ordering, in spite of being relatively busy. Noise levels were at average level. I would highly recommend this place for excellent Mediterranean food and will definitely visit again!

+1

Neer Lazar

We liked the food very much. The spices were perfectly balanced. Authentic take on middle eastern cuisine. The hummus was perfect. The foule was served cold, was not expecting that but delicious in a bean salad kind of way. The labne was mild and creamy. The pita are unique with a flair on serving.

+2

Nisan Yevdaev

Very friendly staff and cozy atmosphere. The Moustache Pitza, Lentil Soup and the Falafel sandwich were great. I would not recommend the Chicken Pitza or the Baba Ganoush as they were both bland.

Rovik Robert

Had the merguez sandwich - the lamb sausage is lightly seasoned so I didn’t get as strong a flavor as I’d have liked but the bread was quite delicious. Heavy on the sauce here. Lunch time crowd is slow so there’s lots of seating.

Nhi Hoang

Loved the atmosphere and we really enjoyed every dish we had here! The desserts really stood out and I highly recommend the flan and rice pudding. Will definitely come back!