At this little four-table storefront, you can get hard-to-find koshari, the humble rice dish flecked with lentils, macaroni, fried onions and spicy tomato sauce. You can also order a damn fine meal of “falafel and more” (the “more” means a mountain of hummus or baba ganoush). Giant kibbeh torpedoes are served on a bed of rice tossed with raisins, toasted almonds and cinnamon. Despite the alluring savories, Pyramida’s reputation is staked on its freshly squeezed, frothy lemonade. Proprietor Ahmed Reda won’t give away his secret, but it has something to do with lemon zest.
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Details
- Address
- 401 E 78th St
- New York
- 10021-16
- Cross street:
- at First Ave
- Transport:
- Subway: 6 to 77th St
- Price:
- Average main course: $9. MC, V
- Opening hours:
- Mon–Thu, Sat, Sun 11am–11pm; Fri 2–11pm
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