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Al-Shalal
Around the corner from City Cafe, there are a few more cheap takeaway places doing kebabs, hot chickens, felafel, hummus and salad, the best of which is Al-Shalal , where locals line up for succulent shwarmas and juices.
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Blue Stone
In a big grey stone building with huge picture windows looking out onto the street, this is the most happening bar-café-restaurant in the Christian Quarter. It positively hums in the evenings with the chatter of flirty young couples gazing into each other's eyes, same-sex groups of friends comparing rings (girls) and ring tones (boys), and families tucking into pizzas, pastas and big bowls of salad. While there's a full bar, sheesha is the intoxicant of choice.
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Mamma Mia
This is one of Safir Hotel's two restaurants. In a cheery trattoria, it dishes up generous servings of hearty Italian to a predominantly local crowd. The pizzas and pastas are both excellent.
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Prince
Prince is a basic snack joint serving up bigger-than-usual shwarmas, grilled chicken and other street-food standards, as well as fresh fruit juices.
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