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Sabry's


Nathan

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I've been here a number of times and never not come away amazed at the sheer value.

Major Caveat: They don't serve alcohol and you can't bring your own. Don't test them on this -- they're serious.

With that said, it's a small menu. Any grilled appetizer is a standout...squid, octopus, etc. Wonderful charcoal taste.

The whole grilled fish are just as fresh and just as well prepared (olive oil, lemon) as at the Greek midtown seafood palaces...but at 1/5th the price.

The other entrees well worth trying are the seafood tagines (tagines aren't just Moroccan or Tunisian...they're found throughout North Africa)...

the tomato broth/sauce...it's thick is something I really need to learn how to make at home....infused with cilantro and whole coriander seeds. and they're about $14 apiece!

oh, and portions are massive. seriously huge.

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There was a good review in $25 and Under in the Times back in '05. Meehan described it as "a cheaper, Egyptian stepsister of Estiatorio Milos."

http://events.nytimes.com/2005/06/08/dinin...53b853a&ei=5070

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