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This is one of three locations. It's small, efficient, and just as good as I remembered it. The last time I had Mamoun's was back in 2004 when I was in trial in New Haven, Connecticut.
To remember the way something tastes six years later? That's special.
At Little Chief's awesome pad, we plowed through a pile of pita pockets packed with shawarma ($5.00), chicken kebab ($5.00), and falafel ($2.50). Seasoned meat and chickpeas, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, parsley, and Tahini sauce galore!
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The flavors were nearly as delicious as the prices, which were almost as awesome as catching up with old friends and meeting their perfect little new son.
After a great evening with good friends, we hopped on the subway.
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The night was young. There were still adventures to be had.
Your purse looks ready 2 hit de town!
ReplyDeleteI love Mr. Monkey's purse.
ReplyDeleteYay! You went to Mamoun's!!! High Five!
ReplyDeleteomgomgomgomgomg when I was in high school we used to go to Mamoun's all the time (in New Haven)! I completely forgot about that place until now. Wow.
ReplyDeleteI <3 the Mr. Monkey and Purse shot.
ReplyDelete<3 Mamoun's!!! I've only been to the one near NYU and it was deeeeeeeelish. Still remember it from all the way back in 2001/02.
ReplyDeleteawesome photos, as always.
ReplyDeleteI've been told to try this place by two other hungry pandas. I think I need to make it a stop after hitting up the local water joints
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