Name: Au Za'atar
Address: 188 Avenue A (at 12th St), New York, NY 10009, United States, US
Telephone: +1 212-254-5660

Au Za'atar is a middle eastern restaurant, located at 188 Avenue A (at 12th St), New York, NY 10009, United States. They can be contacted via phone at +1 212-254-5660, visit their website auzaatar.com for more detailed information.

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188 Avenue A (at 12th St), New York, NY 10009

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Added by Jopie, at 16 March 2014

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FourSquare User

03 July 2019

Great mediterranean food - music
FourSquare User

25 May 2019

Great Lebanese! Would definitely go back to try to the table side shawarma.
FourSquare User

21 May 2019

Omg so good. I don’t like rice and theirs is amazing. Lamb was so tender and juicy. Riz Bi Haleeb was so light and delish.
FourSquare User

11 March 2019

Definitely try the Lebanese Reds, the second one on the menu was great! + the best falafel I’ve ever had and lamb+hummus is a great mix.
FourSquare User

03 February 2019

The chicken shawarma is the best I’ve had in New York, it can feed up to four people easily.
FourSquare User

16 January 2019

Lamb Schwartz
FourSquare User

16 January 2019

Falafel and humus
FourSquare User

25 December 2018

Outstanding food. Omelettes and kabobs are awesome.
FourSquare User

16 October 2015

The Bitches say: B. The offerings at Au Za’atar are flavorful and fresh. While the service has some kinks to be worked out, this is a good option for groups seeking casual brunch fare.
FourSquare User

09 April 2015

We have been to Au Za'atar twice for brunch and dinner. Top of our list of amazing food service ambiance. Reservations recommended. Definitely 10 out of 10!
FourSquare User

30 January 2015

Don't miss the cauliflower (the one without tahini!), the makanek (gorgeously fatty and meaty lamb sausages), or the lamb tartar. the mujadara is also great if you have any vegs in tow.
FourSquare User

19 January 2015

Grab 3+ people and go to town on the mezzes (especially the fried cauliflower). Wine list includes a generous list of some very reasonably priced bottles.
FourSquare User

14 November 2014

Get a taste of the traditional Arabian French vegetarian dishes. Have the fatteh al-betenjane ($13), eggplant topped with toasted pita bread & smothered with garlic yogurt sauce and sautéed pine nuts.
FourSquare User

24 September 2014

Brunch here spans from classic French to classic Middle Easter cuisine. Menu includes shakshuka, kafta benedict, and an "Au Za'atar Breakfast," served with eggs, pita, & a selection of mezze.
FourSquare User

15 August 2014

Robert Sietsema's 2 star review: "One of the most delicious things on the menu is arnabeet mekle ($7), an oil-moistened heap of fried, copper-colored cauliflower with fronds of flat-leaf parsley."
FourSquare User

22 July 2014

Foursquare tips did not do us wrong -- kebabs are great, cauliflower is great. The pita & hummus & olive oil you get right after you sit may be the best part tho. a bit pricey. I bet brunch is killer
FourSquare User

13 July 2014

Perfect new York steak
FourSquare User

08 July 2014

“The kebabs are juicy, and the eggplant-based saltet al raheb, a spicy-smoky condiment, is good enough to eat by the spoonful.”
FourSquare User

09 June 2014

Awesome service and great food!
FourSquare User

23 March 2014

Definitely get the cauliflower.