Dinner was so good. We arrived fairly early on a Saturday and opted for a table inside (although the sidewalk seating looked lovely). Our servers were amazing and everything we ordered was delicious. I regret not having room for dessert. Highly recommend the salmon crudo and braised lamb. The date glaze on the lamb...wow. read more

Kubeh - Salmon Crudo - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

Came for restaurant week and it was so nice seeing the portion sizes didn't change and a good variety on the menu. I started with the saffron shrimp, had the lamb shank for my main and ended it with the warm brownie for dessert. I also tried their torshitini cocktail which was on the savory side but very delicious. Saffron shrimp was great and I loved the bread to help finish up the sauce. My lamb shank fell off the bone which is always a positive. While I did like it I didn't feel it stood out for me. The brownie at the end was great and helped close the meal nicely. Overall it was a great experience, the service was excellent and it was a fun and lively dinner spot read more

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came for brunch on a saturday with my family - thank goodness they were able to sit 7 people the inside of this restaurant is gorgeous and pretty spacious. service was also quite attentive we ordered food family style - the chicken shawarma, shakshuka, halloumi, hummus honestly dont bother with the halloumi it came with literally 2 pieces... such a rip off the rest of the food was quite flavorful and delicious we especially loved the shakshuka and shawarma def would recommend and would come back minus the insane halloumi- thats the reason im giving 4 stars read more

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I went with my wife to Kubeh for a weekend dinner over Hanukkah and had a solid experience. We were able to get a table immediately even without a reservation. Our service could have been better, as when my wife dropped a fork and asked for a new one, our server seemed to imply that my wife had stolen it. We felt like we received somewhat icy service after that for the rest of the meal. The food mostly came out in a timely manner. We started our meal by getting the latkes (a Hanukkah special) and the tahdig. The latkes were OK although nothing noteworthy, and there needed to be more labneh/sour cream and less applesauce. I liked that the tahdig came in small cups, although it needed to be crispier on the bottom. I got the Kurdish Siske with Persian rice chicken broth as my main dish with za'atar pita. The broth was hearty and delicious, although the dumplings were a bit dense. The za'atar pita was warm and fluffy, and went well with the soup. My wife and I split sufganiyot (donuts) with Nutella and the chocolate date bar for dessert. The sufganiyot were nicely fried and not too sweet. The chocolate date bar was a bit disappointing-it reminded me of a so-so energy bar. I would recommend Kubeh for a unique culinary experience in NYC. read more

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Had a really nice brunch at Kubeh. I went for the shakshuka with feta and the Benedict-latkes, and both hit the spot. The shakshuka was warm, comforting, and the feta added a nice salty-creamy kick that cut through the tomato and egg base. The Benedict-latkes were crisp on the outside, tender inside and was absolutely delicious. I liked that there were solid vegetarian-friendly and inventive Middle Eastern-style options for my friend. If you're looking for a brunch spot that's slightly different, highly recommend! read more

Kubeh - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

Beautiful eatery with a lot of character and charm. The details of the space really inspires and enhances the dining experience. We sat at the bar, I had the best time and service was great. Dishes arrived quickly and plated with appeal. From the eggplant, pickles, halloumi and cauliflower starters to the plate of kofta and salmon entree; everything was lovely. Mocktails available as well. Would love to come back soon. read more

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Brunch was pretty good. The cauliflower and halloumi were the best. The mushroom Kubeh was not what I I expected but it was healthy and tasted good. The labneh and feta was average. The latte was pretty good nothing amazing. Service was good and I liked the ambiance. read more

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Went for brunch with my mom and siblings before bridal shopping. We had a great time. Food was amazing. Mom is on no salt diet and staff were very accommodating and hospitable. The bride to be was able to enjoy her meal without being worried about being bloated for trying on dresses. Place was cozy, clean and cute. read more

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We did the restaurant week deal which was an app, entree, and dessert for $45 per person. They also have 2 bottles of wine that can be added (1 red, 1 white) to your dinner for $30 per bottle. The food was amazing! Fresh, hot, great portions, and a lot of options. Our server was great! He gave good suggestions and was very attentive. It is beautiful inside the restaurant. you walk in through the bar through until you get to the dining room which is a great size. it was very cozy. A must visit! read more

(Overall: B) - Kubeh is a new discovery of mine from the Michelin guide, and I was quite pleased with the quality of food overall, although perhaps there could be some minor fine tuning to elevate these dishes to five star worthy. I found the atmosphere to be rather quiet and of reasonable comfort, and the staff to be of reasonable demeanor as well. (Muhammara: B) - This roasted red pepper dip shines with elegance and is paired with a little bit of oil, walnut, and pomegranate to elevate. A $12 for a pita and dip, this does speak to the west village pricing for food, but I do appreciate that there is progress toward flavor development. I wish the pomegranate flavor was a little more pronounced, and perhaps some flake salt would elevate the taste a long way. (Lamb Shank: B) - This lamb shank is braised well and incredibly tender, and the sour cherry adds a nice contrast to the dish. I do feel that the sauce was rather sugar forward and could benefit significantly from additional saline, acidity, or even some textural components. The basmati is nice and fluffy, although I found it to be a bit undercooked. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: -1 Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +1 Overall: 4 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats read more

Kubeh - Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

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I needed a brunch spot in West Village but wanted something more flavorful than the dime a dozen Italian/American egg spots that litter the hood. Enter Kubeh. It's all the yums and all the vibes. We shared the delicious Fried Kubeh to start. I got the Norwegian Potato Latkes & Eggs (yeah, I know, eggs....but with spices!), which was a huge plate brimming with all the good stuff the USFDA tells you to eat. For drinks, the Rimona is a nice antioxidant concoction to get your nutes in, and the Call Your Mother will cure your hangover with more fruity, fizzy ethanol. read more

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Restaurant has a great warm authentic Mediterranean style. All the food we had was very tasty albeit I do have a few other opinions. We had the Spread appetizer and I prefer my hummus blended to a smoother, creamier consistency but the flavor was nice. Also had the Kofta appetizer but it didn't have a nice sear on the outside so it was rather unappealing to look at & there were only 2. Again the flavor was good. All in all I thought it was a bit pricy for what you got but I'm used to restaurants in Jersey so I get NYC upcharge to some degree. I didn't love the Kubeh as I pictured a soft fluffy doughy dumpling with ample beef filling but got neither. They were small hockey puck sized dense & chewy with very little filling. The broth was delicious although a tad salty. Baklava was tiny but delicious as well. Maybe try a different entree. The chicken shawarma was great! read more

Kubeh - Kibeh in beet broth - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

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I went there hoping to get an "ol' reliable": hummus and gluten free bread. Imagine my delight when I saw the Holiday Lunch specials - several variations on GF potato latkes! Latkes, apple sauce, labneh and mint tea! All were excellent. What a treat! read more

Kubeh - My holiday latkes! - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

Kubeh serves amazing Middle Eastern dishes refined to a fabulous fine dining experience without loosing authenticity. They offer a three course prix fixe which is an excellent opportunity to taste a selection of dishes at a great price. Highly recommend the shawarma. The chicken was incredibly juicy. There's a nice selection of cocktails as well, with the Walnut Manhattan being a particularly good spin on an old favorite. The staff is exceptionally friendly (very single one greeted us walking in!) and very attentive with their service. There's bar seating towards the Avenue at the main entrance and the main dining room opening onto 11th St is spacious and not very loud despite the open layout. read more

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Wonderful middle eastern option within the west village! I came here in a Saturday night and was incredibly happy that I did! Food: we got two Kubeh dishes- one as an appetizer, which was the pea kubeh! I loved it! The tahini it came with was delicious. We also got the mushroom kubeh in the vegetarian broth which was very unique and good. The squash and feta was my favorite dish- perfect for a refreshing appetizer. We got the chicken dinner special which was a chicken leg with a pomegranate sauce and rice! It was good but not a taste profile I enjoy. Drinks: we got the flight for our drinks! It was fun to experience the spirits from the different regions. I do not love the anis - so these were not to my liking, but if you do - this is a fun way to try a few different options Price: reasonable for quality Ambience: I loved the vibe! It felt elegant and peaceful! There is also outdoor seating which is nice Service: decent, I found one of our waitresses rushing us but overall good read more

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A really nice restaurant e great Israeli food ! We decided to come for brunch on a Sunday and tried a few dishes : 1) borekas - it was ok. One medium size unit for 8$ seem pretty expensive to me . It was just an ok cheese borekas and was lacking the required crispiness. 3.7/5 2) halumi cheese with honey - a really nice dish . Again fairly small but the cheese was excellent and the combination the honey was pretty good . 4.1/5 3) shakshuka- really loved it ! It was spicier than usual which I loved and also came in with two types of schug (red and green) which was also yummy. It was served with one small Israeli pita (ideally should come with challah) . 4.2/5 All together the atmosphere was great and the decor is really nice . The menu has other interesting options like malawach or jachnun. We will be back to try our other options from the menu . read more

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Wow. Great experience! The food, the service, the ambiance - it was all so good. We had a little taste of almost everything and nothing disappointed. So happy to support an Israeli business and will definitely be back! read more

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Shout out to bartender Alex, Melanie and the wait staff for great service. And to the chef for our terrific, clean, fresh meal in this charming restaurant! read more

Had a great dinner at Kubeh last night with some friends! I've walked past this place a million times and always thought it was a fast casual place based on how the outside entrance looks, but was surprised to find how deep the restaurant is and how upscale the food is. We were seated immediately for our reservation and our server was very attentive. We got all three dips to share, and numerous mezze and small plates and there wasn't a bad one in the bunch. I particularly loved the Fattoush salad and the Mediterranean shrimp. All the ingredients of everything tasted fresh and homemade. Only slight issue was how loud the restaurant is. I think the high ceilings make for challenging acoustics. Highly recommend! read more

Kubeh - Menu - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

Really great food here. I came with a large group for brunch. For appetizers, my group split the fried halloumi, hummus, muhammara, and watermelon & whipped feta. The watermelon dish was light and summery, with nice herb flavor. The halloumi had a nice texture and came in a very flavorful oil. The two dips were also very nice - the muhammara was nutty and bright, and the hummus was rich. For my entree, I had the Iraqi vegetable kubeh in hamusta broth. The kubeh were soft dumplings filled with mushrooms, and the broth was a clear one with strong flavor from lemon and chard. It made for a warm and hearty meal. read more

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Great Mediterranean place in the city! First of all so impressed with wide variety of vegetarian and gluten free options. It catered everyone's dietary restrictions in our group. We were good with drinks, mezes , small plates and salad. Didn't go for large plate option so we could try different variety! Started off with Muhammara (must order!!!) and paprika fries which is great (especially for fries lover). I like the yogurt dip which came along by with it. Watermelon and whipped feta is also must order. Such a fresh salad with mint and basil flavor. Their feta cheese is so fresh too. Came in another salad and didn't disappoint. Corn fattoush salad was amazing as well - the sumac dressing especially! The charred eggplant could have been roasted/grilled more. We didn't get the charred flavor as such. Fried pea kubeh lacked some salt so we didn't like it that much. The mocktails were great. Their cocktails look quite interesting and I think I would come back to try them. We opted for outdoor seating which was beautiful in a summer evening. Their indoor seating looks cute too. read more

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I came a year ago and had a good meal but had an issue with the broken heating. Came back today for my friend'a birthday and I'm so glad I did! I had the sabich pita which was wonderful, light, and tasty. Great dinner! Will have to come back again! read more

Kubeh - Sabich pita - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

Kubeh offers a nice combination of beautiful atmosphere, unique food, and nice service. We arrived in the 4-5 pm window when they have their smaller afternoon menu. That was totally fine by us because we were targeting the kubeh, which were available in broth and as fried meze. We went with the Kurdish siske (beef) in hamusta (vegetable) broth, the Iraqi mushroom kubeh in chicken soup, and the seared halloumi to start. They have a few mocktails on the menu, so I ordered a Ramona. Working in reverse: the Ramona was a beautifully complex drink, refreshing and delightfully bitter. Very impressive for a zero-proof cocktail. The halloumi was outstanding, and we especially liked the fried rosemary on top. The kubeh dishes were unlike anything we've had before. I think you have to try them for yourself because I find them hard to capture in words. I preferred the beef kubeh by a small margin, but the mushroom was also very good. The broths tasted like a lot of time and care went into them. The bowls were huge - we were warned, but wanted to try both kubehs and ended up stuffed. If you want a lighter meal, I would recommend choosing one for two people and ordering more mezes (all of which sounded awesome). All in all, Kubeh is a fun and interesting choice if you want Middle Eastern food that isn't what you'd typically encounter. read more

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I came here for brunch and it was even better than dinner! The mallawach and haloumi plate were both stellar. The servers were the sweetest and even bright treats for my friend's little dog. The heated covered outdoor dining was perfect and we so appreciate being able to dine safely in 2024 as COVID continues to rage. There is a large well-equipped wheelchair accessible restroom inside. read more

Kubeh - Mallawach - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

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My friend and I had dinner at Kubeh last weekend and really enjoyed our meal. We shared the fried pea kubeh (sweet pea, dill, potato and garlic) to start. She had the sabich pita (eggplant, hummus, hard-boiled egg, amba, cabbage, tahini, served with paprika fries), which she enjoyed. I had one of their kubeh soups (you gotta order the namesake, right?). Kubeh is a family of dishes (many varieties) of Jewish Iraqi/Assyrian origin, consisting of filled dumplings in a broth. The most common variety I've had is a semolina dumpling filled with meat in a beet broth/soup. So that's what I ordered at Kubeh - their Kurdish Siske (dough filled with slow cooked beef) in their Selek broth (beet, celery, cilantro, beet greens). (If that's not your thing, they also offer Iraqi Vegetable kubbeh - filled with mushrooms - and two other broths. Their Hamusta broth is made from swiss chard, zucchini, lemon and their Persian Chicken Rice Soup from chickpea, carrot, cardamom.) I love the kubeh: delicious, warming, filling! We had a couple of glasses of wine as well (their wine list is varied and interesting), and we enjoyed the ones we ordered. The service was good, and the restaurant is beautiful and comfortable. Overall, it was a meal I really enjoyed and would be happy to repeat. read more

Kubeh - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

Food is excellent, great service, inviting ambience. Really outstanding food! I'll go again with friends.

The food was absolutely delicious & what I loved the most is that every dish is full of flavors. They also have a huge variety of drinks including refreshing mock-tails and coffee. It's a hidden jam. Will definitely come back again . read more

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I've loved Kubeh ever since they moved into a space across the street from my apartment on Sixth Ave in Greenwich Village. Tonight after a long day of rehearsals, I was heading back downtown in a cab and I couldn't get Melanie's Persian Chicken Soup with its unique herbs and spices, loads of chick peas greens and carrots out of my mind. It was so wonderful to be able to grab a quart on my way home. The perfect ending to a very long day. Thanks, Kubeh. You feel like family. read more

5 star food, service and outdoor dining ambiance. I was going to wait until I had more meals, but I rarely get down to the Village. I started with the Persian Virgin, a thirst quenching mocktail with cucumber juice, zahtar, and lemon. Unlike most mocktails in NYC, this one was unsweetened and it was deliciously tart, but not too tart. Not usually a kombucha fan but it worked well with the drink. Then I had the cauliflower salad with hummus, pomegranate seeds, tahini, pistachios and more. Once again, perfection. I was worried it would be a "kitchen sink" kind of salad, but it is so much better. All the ingredients balanced each other - the richness of the tahini, the sparkle of the pomegranate seeds, the meatiness of the cauliflower. It was heaven - and it really was a dinner sized app. I can't wait to go back. So far, this place blows Dagon out of the water. read more

Kubeh - Persian Virgin was tart and refreshing. - Middle Eastern Near Me - New York, New York

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Thursday - 6:30pm I have fond memories of restaurant week and have always looked forward to it to try new restaurants. However through the years, i find it's no longer value for money but decided to give it another chance and found Kubeh . They were participating and has a good selection on the menu for RW and the price is quite reasonable! With minimal expectation , I was surprised on the upside . I entered from the 6th avenue entrance and was welcomed by helpful hosts . I like the speakeasy vibe ( not sure if it's intentional or just the layout of the restaurant). I walked through the bar into the restaurant which was beautifully decorated and felt that was transformed elsewhere . Food was good ( thanks for the salmon appetizer recommendation, it was the best Dish I had that evening ). We tasted all the food each person ordered including the eggplant , fish , chicken shawarma, schnitzel. Our server was nice , helpful , attentive . The wine pairing was a good call , the wines were carefully chosen. I like the ambiance and would go back with a larger group of friends which is what it's perfect for . It's closed to the subway and to bars , in the event people want to go for drinks post ( or pre )dinner read more

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Food was excellent. Very flavorful and creative. The ambiance was charming and the service attentive without being overbearing. I especially appreciate restaurants that make an effort to take the acoustics of their dining rooms. My date and I could talk without having to shout over the din. read more

Great spot to get shareable Mediterranean! We celebrated a friends birthday here and they brought out a GF brownie with a candle! We picked this place for the gluten free options. They also do the Turkish coffee readings. The staff was very friendly. read more

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Restaurant Week rolled around again and my friend and I were torn between the usual mix of Italian, French, and "New American", or something less common. We went with the less common and booked a meal at Kubeh. Owing to the chef (and former Chopped champion)'s background, the menu has a lot of pan-Middle Eastern and Persian influence, with the namesake dish a standout. We each went with the pre-fixe, splitting apps of a seared halloumi with honey and rosemary and a mezze sampler (muhammara, hummus, labneh + pita). The halloumi was tender without the honey adding any cloying sweetness, melding well with the richness of the labneh and zest of the muhammara. Both of us went with kubeh for our mains: mine the Kurdish siske kubeh (with slow roasted beef) in a Persian chicken soup, hers the Iraqi mushroom in a swiss chard + zucchini + lemon broth. The kubeh (a filled dumpling) were firm enough to resist falling apart in the broth; the beef filling was excellent though the soup was a little on the bland side. Luckily, a bit of dried lime powder added an extra dimension of flavour. Dessert was split between a chocolate date bar with Turkish coffee ice cream, and baklava. The ice cream was bracing and slightly bitter (in a good way) while the baklava was just on the cusp of a sugar overload. All in all: a great meal read more

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An exceptionally good experience. The wait staff was attentive and prompt and the food was fantastic. Will definitely come back

Fun and delicious restaurant with excellent service. They have so much to offer outside of just being a restaurant. They have delicious wine at a casual bar setting. They have outdoor seating and a coffee bar with a little counter. The hummus and other dips are so great! I loved the za'tar pita and dips with pickeled vegetables. The best thing we had sounds crazy but it was amazing: a roasted cauliflower and hummus salad. I never thought these things could go together but they did. I really super loved the warm, charming service here. We had been out all day and they were soooo nice and accommodating. We needed water and to sit for a sec before we ordered. They were just lovely and wonderful. Can't wait to go back soon and often. read more

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Always love it here and this dinner was no exception! I went with my roommate on a Sunday for a lowkey birthday dinner. I always love the muhammara and the rest of the food was great. The server even helped my roommate secretly order a birthday dessert for me. It's always so cute inside too! Definitely recommend. read more

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Outstanding lunch yesterday at Kubeh. I had the chicken shawarma with lemony arugula and onion salad. Highly seasoned with a zingy herby green tahini, mango spicy amba sauce. I got their warm pita to go with it. Washed it down with a nice chagachinno mushroom coffee. I got dessert to go: semolina ricotta cake with a lemony glaze. Everything was fresh and delicious. I loved the bar window seat. I'll be back read more

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Yes, the food tastes as beautiful as it looks. Yes, the service is attentive and they go at your pace. But what sets this place apart is the flowing and glowing ambiance. It's the opposite of pretentious and being proper. It's about letting go and letting loose after a weeklong of hard work and caring for others. This is the time and space for self-care and rejuvenation. The noise level is moderate and there is laughter heard at every table. You don't feel crammed, but the place is packed on a Friday night. I have to mention the two non-gender washrooms at this establishment. It is filled with the scent of jasmine & lilies. Come here if you want all your senses tickled and leave infused with wholesome goodness. read more

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Came for restaurant week and was not blown away. I felt like all the dishes needed much more flavor. The kubeh had a texture that wasn't my favorite - very dense - but that is probably personal preference. The inside was very cute and the staff was nice. read more

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So freaking good! Came here for a brunch with a friend and hostess was super sweet! Service was fast and everything was delicious. The eggplant was my fave. All the seasonings and sauce went really well together. I'd order it over and over. The potato Bureka was also good! I'd love to enjoy that for breakfast some time. Halumi platters were excellent as well. I was obsessed with the tomato sauce in the middle. I was dipping pita in it and just scooping it out on its own. I'd just say I wish the bottom of the plate wasn't watery.. it didn't change the taste of anything but it was more of a texture thing. The kanafe dessert super interesting. It's the first time I've ever had it. Nothing to compare to. Also! Kubeh has amazing coffee. Now you know! read more

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