
Meme Mediterranean
4.3 (530)restaurant
This West Village spot serves Moroccan-influenced dishes flavored with family spices shipped straight from Israel.
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Alon CohenOwner
Jacob CohenChef
Description


Named after the French-Moroccan term for grandmother, Mémé is the creation of brothers Alon and Jacob Cohen, who channel their family's journey from Morocco to Israel into the kitchen. The menu is seasoned with spices shipped directly from their mother, featuring standout hummus platters, chicken tajine, and Mediterranean tapas alongside a few eclectic additions. The setting is warm and romantic, offering a full bar and outdoor patio dining. It is a popular West Village spot that draws a crowd, making reservations highly recommended for weekend dining.
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