Moustache Pitza
- Neighborhood: East Harlem
- 1621 Lexington Ave.
- New York, NY 10029
- 212-828-0030
- Price range: $$ ($9-$15)
Fans of Moustache Pitza's two downtown locations know the drill: an affordable menu of Middle Eastern standbys (hummus, falafel, grilled baby lamb ribs), served with piping-hot pita bread that's puffed up like a giant bread balloon. Besides the usual suspects, the menu offers half a dozen "pitzas," like the exotic Lahambajin (ground lamb, onion, tomato, parsley and spices) and more standard options like tomato and cheese. For the beer and pitza set, a few rare brews like Moroccan Casablanca and Efes Pilsner from Turkey meld well with the fertile-crescent styled pies. It’s time for Harlem to rock a Moustache of its own.
Getting There
- Cross Streets:
- At 102nd St.
- Public Transportation:
- 6 to 123rd St.
The Basics
- Hours:
-
12 a.m.-12 p.m.
7 Days
- Cuisine:
- Middle Eastern
- Meals Served:
- Dinner and Lunch
- Price Range:
- $$ ($9-$15)
- Reservations:
- Not Accepted
- Alcohol:
- Beer and Wine
Features
- Atmosphere and Personality:
- Laid Back Casual
- Features:
- Delivery and Takeout/Carryout
- Payment Methods:
- Major Credit Cards
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"Lamb Sandwich - Hi Marks"
By Mame from East Harlem, May 9, 2009
The cold-cut lamb sandwich with seasoned mayo and tomatoes wrapped in flat bread almost caused me to order a second. It was that good. Also good ...
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