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Al Bustan
Al Bustan's does a brisk trade in delicious hummus and baba ganoush, as well as moudardarah (green lentils and rice pilaf), grilled lamb chops, ovals of ground beef stuffed with cracked wheat and deep fried, and other Middle Eastern fare. It's meze - the best way for a group to eat - is one of the most succulent in the city.
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B & H Dairy
Fresh, vegetarian, homemade Kosher fare, including six types of soups on offer daily with a big knot of challah bread. Join the crowd at the bar and grab someone's attention - you've got to speak up here, or you'll go hungry!
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Taboon
A white-domed oven grabs the eye as you enter this airy, stone-floored and brick-walled eatery, and if you watch it carefully, you'll see some crisp, sage-rubbed bread taken out and brought to your table as you're seated. The food is a fusion from both sides of the Mediterranean: shrimp in shredded pastry, haloumi salad, lamb kebabs, various grilled fish dishes and lots of variations on hummus. Live flamenco Monday nights.
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