Updated on 23rd October 2025
French-influenced Middle Eastern fare comes in a contemporary space with reclaimed wood decor.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What cuisines does Au Za'atar East Village serve?
Au Za’atar serves Mediterranean, Turkish.
Is Au Za'atar East Village Halal?
Au Za'atar East Village has been reported to serve Halal but Halal Joints has not yet verified this. Please ask a member of staff for clarification.
Is Au Za'atar East Village Zabihah Halal?
Au Za'atar East Village has been reported to serve Halal but Halal Joints has not yet verified this. Please ask a member of staff for clarification.
Is everything Halal at Au Za'atar East Village?
Au Za'atar East Village has not confirmed that all menu items are Halal. See restaurants with a full Halal menu.
Is alcohol served at Au Za’atar?
The owner has not verified whether alcohol is served at Au Za’atar.
Does Au Za’atar have prayer space?
It has not been reported that Au Za’atar has a prayer space on-site. Please search for local mosques.
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Halal info
Au Za’atar has been reported to serve Halal but this has not yet been confirmed.
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Halal status was last updated over a year ago.
Reviews
Vaso Platis
a month ago
Food, ambiance and service all 10/10!! The non-alcoholic frozen watermelon juice was the best thing I’ve ever had.. The lamb shank melted off the bone— so incredibly flavorful. Spicy hummus was amazing. Some of the best rice I’ve ever had. Our server Olivia was so welcoming, warm and sweet! She made the dinner even better, not overbearing but was there to bring us anything we needed as well as some awesome recommendations. Cannot wait to come back!
Vanessa Li
3 months ago
5/5 stars! It was our first time trying Lebanese food and our server Ivan was amazing and walked us through the entire menu, sharing the most popular dishes and his personal favorites. He was on top of his service, constantly checking in on us and asking if we were ok. A fellow female server, I don't have her name, but she was also refilling our waters and offering help whenever we needed. The food was amazing, especially the Lamb Shank and spicy hummus. Thank you
Tinz
2 months ago
I have been to so many middle eastern restaurants and I was born and raised in the Middle East!! This restaurant DID NOT taste good at all!! I grew up eating middle eastern food and this was a disappointment. They didn’t have authentic food that I was hoping for and the worst part was everything had to be ordered separately. Hummus and bread and rice in any middle eastern restaurant is given for free. It’s a part of the meal. Here we had to order separately. My kids wanted regular lemonade but the waiter was like no there is only mint frozen one. The prizes on these were outrageous too. It’s one thing if your food is good but when it’s not and you charge a lot it’s just not worth it. I really do not know how they got these ratings! I will never recommend this place to anyone. Very disappointing
Cassia A
3 months ago
Like it’s decent. Got in on a Friday at 7pm without a reservation. The mezze are much larger than they let on. They said order 2 per person. We ordered 0.6/person (2 mezze for 3 people) and we were literally full. They really need to give you more bread for the mezze/dips. I liked the pickles and radish and sauces that came with the mezze. The hummus with lamb was really solid. The dip with pomegranate was pretty good. Outdoor and indoor seating.
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Opening Hours
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Monday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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Location
188 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009, USA



