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Recent Mediterranean Restaurant Reviews in Tribeca

• Hummus & Pita Co. (Chambers) (Chambers St. between Broadway & Church St.)

  Written by barry c. on 5/21/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2008

  Arrived quickly. Very tasty. Everything was fresh. Veggies perfectly cooked and crisp. The falafel and chicken platters were separated into interesting sides. Hummus is light. Happy we ordered.

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• Spice Cove (6th St. between 1st Ave. & 2nd Ave.)

  Written by Tim G. on 5/20/2013 | Member since 2012

  Food arrived in OK time but no knife/fork.. I'm in a hotel, delivery address is a hotel, but they figured I don't need these things? Food is plenty spicy but it could have been warmer (temperature). I received an extra unknown container of soup-like substance, some labeling of the various items would be nice - especially if you're making an order for multiple people. That said, at least it arrived. I first tried ordering from another delivery dot com site but their restaurant never showed up, wouldn't take my call and closed. Stick with seamless!

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• Little Rascal (Elizabeth St. between Kenmare St. & Spring St.)

  Written by Fuat S. on 5/6/2013 | Member since 2010

  Little Rascal is a gem of a restaurant / wine bar. Fabulous atmosphere, original, diverse and tasteful wine selection and great food. Most importantly, friendly staff / owners who are down-to-earth and attentive. Would recommend highly. Great date spot or simply a place to hang out after a long day at work!

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• Balade (1st Ave. between 12th St. & 13th St.)

  Written by Paula R. on 4/20/2013 | Member since 2011

  Delivery came in a 1/2 hour -- food was pretty hot. I got the falafel sandwich and I liked it but the falafel wasn't the star. I thought the veggies and pickles that came on the sandwich were much more flavorful. The falafel was pretty dry. I liked the lentil soup that I ordered a lot. It tastes homemade. It does have a slight flavor of artichoke but that's not one of the ingredients. So I might be wrong. Overall it was pretty good. I would order again.

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• Cafe Angelique (Bleecker) (Between Broadway & Crosby St.)

  Written by Gaby C. on 4/14/2013 | 12 other reviews | Member since 2010

  Delivery took 2 hours instead of 30-45 minutes. They continually made excuses ie. the bag broke on the way to delivery, Seamless was down and they didn't get the order, etc. However, once it arrived, the sandwiches were awesome, garlic toast they included amazing, the soup was hot, the salad was yummy. Great place, they just need to work on their delivery.

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• 7 Spices (2nd Avenue between 4th St. & 5th St.)

  Written by ziad k. on 3/22/2013 | Member since 2009

  I am a cook myself and I'm so impressed by this place it's my new go to restaurant when I feel like Mediterranean food. there use of spices is emmaculate.

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• Ba'al (Sullivan St. between Broome and Spring)

  Written by Paolo P. on 3/21/2013 | 4 other reviews | Member since 2010

  This is by far my favorite Mediterranean food in my delivery area. Simple, fresh, tasty...and affordable to boot! The Labne sandwich is awesome, and their zaatar is near perfect (a little too intense with the sumac but yes....near perfect)

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