The best Mediterranean restaurants in New York, sorted by rating and curated by TastyPals editors.
Fast answers for diners comparing mediterranean restaurants in New York. These first picks are sorted from live restaurant data and editorial fit.
Murray Hill isn't exactly where I expect to find myself at 3 a.m., but Mira keeps the lights on until 4, which already makes it an outlier in a neighborhood that usually rolls up the sidewalks early.
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Mama Mezze is the rare all-day Mediterranean room that earns the line and survives the twelve-top.
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Florentin takes its name from the bohemian Tel Aviv neighbourhood and its cooking philosophy from a wider Mediterranean arc — French, Italian, Greek and Middle Eastern influences pulled into a single coherent kitchen.
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Motek has built a reputation as one of downtown New York's more confident rooms for Israeli and Eastern Mediterranean cooking — polished without being precious, and priced at a level that doesn't punish you for ordering the way the menu…
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Dear Margo is a mediterranean pick in New York when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
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Dagon has arrived on the Upper West Side as something the neighbourhood rarely produces: a genuinely ambitious Israeli and Eastern Mediterranean kitchen that diners are treating as a destination rather than a convenience.
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Barbounia is a mediterranean pick in Gramercy in New York when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
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Motek occupies a particular niche in the Midtown brunch landscape that the neighbourhood rarely manages well: a full Israeli breakfast format with enough range to accommodate a table of people who do not agree on what morning eating shou…
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Leland Eating and Drinking House arrived in 2020 on the corner of Dean and Underhill in Prospect Heights, and it's one of those rooms that seems to have understood its neighborhood before the neighborhood quite understood itself.
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Fort Greene has been quietly accumulating restaurants that feel like they belong to the neighborhood rather than to a moment, and Olea reads as the clearest example of that.
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ZOI Mediterranean occupies the bones of Blue Mezze Bar on Second Avenue, and it carries the inheritance honestly: a candlelit room that fills early, dishes arriving in waves, a manager named Okan who works the floor like he knows your name.
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Miss Ada occupies a particular niche in Brooklyn's brunch landscape that is worth understanding before you book: it is a Middle Eastern–focused Mediterranean restaurant operating in Fort Greene, a neighbourhood that consistently underper…
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Sami & Susu is the kind of mediterranean room you reach for when the evening is meant to matter a little more.
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Jack's Wife Freda 2 in Chelsea operates in a register that's genuinely rare: a Mediterranean and Middle Eastern-inflected room that doesn't announce itself as a concept or lean on the kind of consulting-chef theatrics that tend to age po…
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Glasserie occupies a former glass factory in Greenpoint, and the space — high ceilings, candlelight, the bones of something industrial softened into something warm — has a reputation for feeling genuinely unforced in a way that a lot of…
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Jack's Wife Freda is not trying to be the most interesting restaurant in New York.
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Celestine is a mediterranean pick in DUMBO in New York when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
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Mezze on the River is a sensible mediterranean call in New York when you want something that usually lands well.
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Amali occupies a particular and useful niche on the Upper East Side: a Mediterranean dining room that has built its reputation around group eating done without fuss.
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Kitchen at Cobble Hill is a mediterranean pick in Cobble Hill in New York when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
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Pera Soho suits a night out in SoHo when you want mediterranean that feels grown-up without getting stiff.
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The top Mediterranean restaurants in New York include Mira Mediterranean & Hookah Lounge, Mama Mezze, Florentin. TastyPals curates these picks based on Google ratings, review volume, and editorial judgment.
Mira Mediterranean & Hookah Lounge is among the highest-rated Mediterranean restaurants in New York, with a 9.8 Google rating across 4,567 reviews.
Mediterranean restaurants in New York range from moderate to value. Most mid-range options fall in the splurge range.
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