Best Lebanese Restaurants in East Village
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- $31 to $50
- $50 and over
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- BBrianNew York City •1 review5.0Dined 4 days agoWe and the misses have never experienced Lebanese cuisine prior to our Valentine’s Day (2025) visit, and Ilili did not disappoint! It was also our first time having caviar, truffles, tuna tartare and everything tasted simply divine. The courses were well paced and the choices were abundant, but not overwhelming.More infoililiPrice: Expensive• Lebanese• Gramercy Park•4.6
- BbrendanNew York City •4 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoThe restaurant is exquisite and the service was fabulous. I highly recommend the breads & spreads, jibineh cheese, mushrooms, beets and eggplant to start. The octopus & steak skewers, the shish barak, the chicken and spaghetti. We had the cheesecake, baklava, and tiramisu. All ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️More infoCafe ZaffriPrice: Expensive• Middle Eastern• Union Square•4.3
- BBradDallas - Fort Worth •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 29, 2025The lamb and hummus and house made pita was GREAT! Wonderful friendly service … and simple but very welcoming atmosphere. We will definitely return!More infoBaladePrice: Moderate• Mediterranean• East Village•4.7
Discover best Lebanese restaurants in East Village
Discover the vibrant flavors of Lebanese cuisine in the heart of East Village, Manhattan. This neighborhood is renowned for its eclectic dining scene, offering an array of international dishes, with Lebanese cuisine standing out for its richness and authenticity. Here, food lovers can explore a variety of Lebanese restaurants that promise an authentic culinary experience, reflecting the traditional spices and techniques of Lebanon. Each restaurant in the East Village strives to offer a unique ambiance, from cozy, intimate settings to more lively, family-friendly atmospheres. Patrons can expect to enjoy a range of Lebanese specialties, including succulent grilled meats, flavorful mezze assortments, and freshly baked flatbreads, all crafted with genuine ingredients and traditional methods. These establishments not only cater to lovers of Lebanese food but also attract those curious about Middle Eastern culinary traditions, ensuring a dining experience that is both satisfying and culturally enriching. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the Lebanese restaurants in East Village provide a delightful exploration of tastes that transport diners straight to the heart of Lebanon.