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Lebanese/Arabic food?

Hassouni

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Hassouni

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New Yorkers, recs for good Levantine food? I'll be there Wednesday and Thursday, and everyone is telling me Tanoreen in Bay Ridge. Previously I've been to Ilili and Manousheh. Help needed, I need to show someone who's never had much of it how good such food is! (most the options in DC are terrible). Thanks!

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Steve R.

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On 4/30/2018 at 11:28 PM, Hassouni said:

New Yorkers, recs for good Levantine food? I'll be there Wednesday and Thursday, and everyone is telling me Tanoreen in Bay Ridge. Previously I've been to Ilili and Manousheh. Help needed, I need to show someone who's never had much of it how good such food is! (most the options in DC are terrible). Thanks!

 

Sorry I missed your above post & hope that the trip went well.  Did you wind up at Tanoreen?  If so, did you get to talk to Ranier, who is in charge of their bar?  

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On 5/9/2018 at 2:16 PM, Hassouni said:

I did end up at Tanoreen, but for lunch. He wasn't there, but we're now connected on instagram hahaha.

 

Tanoreen was awesome, though. The hype is real

 

Here's a "human interest" NYT article about one of the owners

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