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Moving service provider in New York
Location:
Brooklyn, NY
Description:
Every neighbourhood, from Fort Greene to Harlem, from Bay Ridge to Sunnyside, has its own culinary style. In a city obsessed with food (in a good way) a moving service provider in New York gets to sample it all. Each week we are featuring a neighbourhood institution that over time and experience for professional movers will become a no-brainer. The places that when you look at the day s scheduled moving jobs, you know what you re having for lunch before you hop in the truck. This week s pick! Mamoun s, Manhattan. This family-owned Middle Eastern eatery opened its Greenwich Village location on MacDougal Street in 1971, becoming the first falafel spot in New York City according to the restaurant s website. Since then, Mamoun s has opened four more locations, one across town on St. Mark s Place in the East Village, two in New Jersey and one in New Haven, Connecticut. No matter which one you visit, you ll definitely be happy. If you re a first-timer, the classic, yet eternally relevant $6 falafel plate is a must-have. On a bed of crisp green salad and finely minced tabbouleh, Mamoun s serves some of the most succulent falafels imaginable, topped with generous servings of baba ganouj and hummus. Other options include grilled lamb shish kebob slathered in a piquant tahini sauce and wrapped in lightly toasted pita bread, also with tabbouleh and green salad. If you re like many members on the Cool Hand team a hard worker who often have to skip lunch zero in on the big-enough-to-share combination plate at the bottom of the menu. For a mere $12.50, the plate consists of a hearty meat dish of choice, yellow rice, pita bread and three sizable vegetable sides. Hungry yet? In addition to scrumptious cuisine, Mamoun s boasts something a lot of New York City restaurants lack these days: character. Touting a straightforward sense of compassion, one can always count on being greeted with a smile and a sincere how re-you-doing when walking into a Mamoun s. A Village Voice reporter even saw something poignantly political in Mamoun s restaurant when he in 1976 encouraged Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to visit the nascent falafel spot. Kissinger could take a lesson in diplomacy here, the reporter wrote. Mamoun s has Arabs and Jews eating at the same table. Mamoun s Falafel is one of those places. For more details please get in touch: (212) 634-XXXX Visit us: https://coolhandmovers.com/moving-service-provider-new-york-food-guide/
Category:
Home Repair & Maintenance
Posted:
June 26 on Claz
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