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Standard restaurant offering classic Lebanese cuisine, including flatbread & desserts.
What to order: Jibneh Manousheh · Kafta Manousheh · Avocado Zaatar Manousheh · Fatayer (spinach triangle)From Google Maps reviews.
Manousheh Grand is a great spot on the Lower East Side for authentic Lebanese food and freshly baked breads. You can really taste how fresh everything is the manousheh comes out warm, soft, and perfectly baked, and the toppings and spreads are full of flavor. They have a nice variety of classic Lebanese items on the menu, and everything I tried tasted very clean and well-seasoned. I also loved that they have a small market section where you can buy Lebanese grocery items and ingredients to take
Party of 4. We ordered Lebanese breakfast (excellent and the egg had the right kind of fluffiness), manousheh jibneh (had the right amount of cheese), manousheh muhammarah (right amount of spice), manousheh labneh, lameh beajin ( a bit salty for my taste but everyone else loved it), fatteh (apparently non authentic, but to me it tasted great) and black tea with fresh mint. What else can one ask for a Sunday brunch!!
Came here because heard of rave reviews. I don't know if we just ordered wrong but we ordered a manousheh and was expecting a flatbread but got a wrap instead. Still, the flavors were really good. You can tell they use fresh ingredients. The mezzes were also good, 3 for $25 is a good deal especially since the portions were huge. The pita bread was fresh out of the oven and was probably my favorite. For 2 people, 3 mezzes and one of the wrap is plenty. I'll come back and try the actual flatbread
From the Jan 7, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Previously cooked food wasn't reheated hot enough before serving.
Damaged canned food wasn't set aside and marked 'do not use'.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.