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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.
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.
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.
Astoria
When beloved Dar Yemma closed, Chef Touria Lamtahaf struck out on her own with this cozy Moroccan spot. Expect homey vibes, generous portions, and comforting tagines served with crusty bread.
Brooklyn Heights
Ferrane brings Swedish baking tradition together with East and North African heritage in a sunlit Brooklyn Heights space. Come for magnificently swirled cardamom buns and princess cake served in silver coupes, stay for the fika culture and curved croissant sofa.
Astoria
Come on a Friday for the couscous at this Astoria Moroccan spot, where red fez caps decorate the tables. The chicken bastilla, kofta burger, and housemade croissants are available all week long.
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Tue, Oct 27 · 5:00 PM
Marcela's · Southside
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Dekalb Market Hall · Downtown Brooklyn
Bar Dalia · Astoria
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El Born · Greenpoint
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Dumbo
Prospect Heights
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Astoria
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Midwood
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Hell's Kitchen
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Nolita
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Jacques · Upper East Side
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Gramercy
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Vinegar Hill
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