An Upper East Side Levantine Table Built On Laffa

An Upper East Side Levantine restaurant where fresh laffa and beet dip open the meal before salmon skewers.

Start with the dips and laffa.

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Dear Margo builds an Upper East Side Levantine meal from the table outward. Fresh beet dip and a standout spicy feta open the spread, then salmon skewers, branzino, and chicken schnitzel carry the main course, with generous portions that make sharing the easy choice. Bao buns and a chicken sandwich sit beside those plates for anyone who wants a familiar turn.

Order fresh laffa to give the spread a warm anchor, and a Margo spritz can round out the meal before frozen yogurt closes it.

The room is warm and thoughtfully designed, with kind service even when the space fills. Find this Upper East Side Levantine room at 961 Lexington Ave, open from half past eleven in the morning to 10 PM. Leave room for the yogurt, and let the table order across the menu rather than down it.


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