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Kabbalat Shabbat Dinner

Kabbalat Shabbat Dinner

Balaboosta · Manhattan • $$$

Chef Einat Admony turns Friday night into a communal celebration with candle blessings, Moroccan music, and her signature Mediterranean cooking. It's about connection and joy, not religious observance.

Chef Andrea Belfiore Presents: 75 Murray Dinner Series! - Sara Messaoudi Dinner

Chef Andrea Belfiore Presents: 75 Murray Dinner Series! - Sara Messaoudi Dinner

October 20 at 4am

75 Murray St · Manhattan

Two chefs, two heritages, one table: Andrea Belfiore teams up with Sara Messaoudi for a one-night menu where Italy meets Morocco, from Zalouk Carpaccio to Kataifi Cannoli.

The Casbah - Halal Cart

The Casbah - Halal Cart

Upper West Side • $

This halal cart serves generous platters of gyro, chicken, and lamb with fragrant rice and fresh pita. The star is the Moroccan Beef Kofta, aromatic with North African spices.

Chef Samir Truck

Chef Samir Truck

Upper West Side

This Moroccan food truck elevates street food with tagine vegetables, fluffy couscous, and spiced lamb that'll ruin you for ordinary halal carts.

Tara Kitchen Tribeca

Tara Kitchen Tribeca

Tribeca • $$

Tara Kitchen balances sweet, savory, and sour in fragrant Moroccan tagines so expertly, they cater the governor's yearly iftar dinner. Try the spicy harissa chicken with figs and almonds, or lamb with prunes and apricots.

UNION SQUARE NIGHT MARKET BY URBANSPACE

UNION SQUARE NIGHT MARKET BY URBANSPACE

Gramercy

Union Square Night Market transforms the park into an evening food bazaar with over 20 rotating vendors slinging everything from Indonesian satay to Birria tacos. Grab a bench, people-watch, and taste your way through the city.

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