
Tanoreen
4.7 (3,007)restaurant
This cozy Brooklyn spot serves up vibrant Palestinian sharing plates, from spiced mezze to slow-cooked lamb.
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Brought to New York in 1998 by a mother-daughter duo, Tanoreen shapes its menu around communal Levant heritage. Dining leans into family-style set meals that pair a spread of starters with a chosen protein, complemented by details like house zaatar-sumac crisps and tender, slow-cooked meats. The relaxed setting remains quiet enough for natural conversation, making it built as much for large group tables as intimate dinners.
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