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Shalel

Restaurant in Upper West Side

RestaurantMoroccan

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Known for:hummusbaguetteduck confit

About

Located in Upper West Side, United States, Shalel is a Restaurant. Cuisine: Moroccan. Also offers table reservations, delivery. Known for hummus, baguette, duck confit. It stays open late, until 02:00.

From the venue’s own website: “Shalel has served Upper West Side New Yorkers since 2000 and is dedicated to the variety and excellency of Mediterranean cooking.”

Menu highlights

  • Menus
  • Feeding New Yorkers since 2000
  • Syrian chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice, olive oil, grilled pita
  • smoked eggplant caviar, tahini, toasted sesame seeds, grilled pita
  • hummus, tzatziki, babaghanoush, tirokafteri, harissa, grilled pita
  • Jordanian za'atar, olive oil
  • whipped ricotta with lemon +4
  • with harissa mayonnaise
  • mint, onion confit, fresh ricotta, toasted stirato baguette
  • organic feta and ricotta cheese, wrapped in crispy phyllo dough
  • feta, mozzarella, myzithra, spinach, onions, wrapped in phyllo dough
  • labneh, preserved lemon-tahina spread, anchovy-citrus vinaigrette

Amenities

DeliveryTakes reservationsBar

Frequently asked questions

Where is Shalel?+

Shalel is located at 65 1/2 West 70th Street, Upper West Side.

What kind of place is Shalel?+

Shalel is a Restaurant in Upper West Side serving Moroccan.

What are Shalel's opening hours?+

Shalel is open seven days a week. Shalel stays open late, until 02:00.

Is Shalel open on Sundays?+

Yes, Shalel is open on Sundays.

What does Shalel offer?+

Shalel offers Delivery, Takes reservations, Bar.

Location

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What diners say

Dishes diners recommend include hummus, baguette, duck confit.

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