Find Lebanese Flatbreads at Manousheh on Grand Street

Check Manousheh hours, compare Lebanese options and plan your next Lower East Side meal. Save a visit reminder in Karpo.

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Where Can You Find Manousheh on Grand Street?

Find Manousheh at 403 Grand St in Manhattan's Lower East Side. The cafe centers on freshly baked breads topped with melted cheese and spices, with Lebanese breakfast and groceries in the same stop. Its listed opening hours are 8 AM–11 PM every day.

Use the facts below to plan a visit, compare the menu themes and save a reminder. The main POI asset lists fluffy eggs, fatteh, lameh beajin and black tea with fresh mint; reviews also mention vegetarian options and generous portions.


What Should You Check Before Visiting?

Address: 403 Grand St, New York, NY 10002, USA
Area: Lower East Side, Manhattan
Listed hours: Monday–Sunday, 8 AM–11 PM
Food: freshly baked breads, Lebanese breakfast and vegetarian options
Also here: Lebanese grocery items
Asset rating: 4.6 out of 5 from 586 ratings
Phone: (646) 258-4925


What Should You Compare Before Ordering?

Start with the cafe's freshly baked breads topped with melted cheese and spices. The description also lists lameh beajin, fluffy eggs and fatteh, with black tea served with fresh mint. Reviews mention uncertainty about choosing a flatbread versus a wrap, so check the format when you order rather than assuming the two are interchangeable. Vegetarian options and generous portions are mentioned in the asset; use those as comparison points, without assuming every dish suits a specific diet.

How Can You Plan a Lower East Side Breakfast?

Use the listed daily window of 8 AM–11 PM as a starting point for planning. The description highlights a breakfast of fluffy eggs, fatteh and black tea with fresh mint, alongside the signature breads. Those are overall opening hours, not a separately verified breakfast-service schedule, so check breakfast availability separately if a particular dish is the reason for your trip. The asset lists (646) 258-4925 for a direct question before you head to Grand Street.

What Can You Check Before a Grocery Stop?

The POI describes Manousheh as both a cafe and a food store, with Lebanese grocery items alongside cooked food. That gives you two planning angles: compare a meal first, or leave room to browse ingredients to take home. The asset does not give an item-by-item grocery list or current stock, so treat this as a browsing idea rather than a shopping guarantee. If one ingredient matters, use the listed phone number to ask before travelling.


What Else Should You Check?

Where is the cafe?
403 Grand St, New York, NY 10002, in the Lower East Side.

When is it open?
The asset lists 8 AM–11 PM, Monday through Sunday.

What is listed for a Lower East Side breakfast?
Fluffy eggs, fatteh and black tea with fresh mint are named in the description; separate breakfast-service hours are not provided.

Are vegetarian options mentioned?
Yes. The description and reviews mention vegetarian options, without a dish-by-dish dietary guarantee.

Can you browse groceries here?
Yes. The description says the space also stocks Lebanese grocery items.

What do the ratings say?
The asset records 4.6 out of 5 from 586 ratings; its review summary mentions warm breads, flavorful dishes and generous portions.


Where Else to Plan?

For a separate Queens outing, start with “Queens Hand Pulled Noodles In Towering Bowls.” Compare “East Village Lebanese Restaurant With a Crunchwrap Twist” and “Modern Lebanese Restaurant in NoMad Built for Sharing” for two Lebanese dining angles. For the Lower East Side, “Crisp Pan-Fried Dumplings at a Lower East Side Counter” offers a potsticker theme, while “A Lower East Side Open-Kitchen Bakery for Babka and Croissants” adds pastry ideas.

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