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Appetizers Soups Israeli Specialties Sides Beverages Childrens' Menu Appetizers Essex Combo Platter (v) ................................. $15.50 Hummus, tabbouleh, baba ganoush, four falafel balls and one pita Appetizer Sampler (v) ...................................... $10.50 A selection (three pieces of each) of Kibbeh, Moroccan cigars & Sambusak Masbaaha (gf)................................................... $11.50 Seasoned beef or chicken shawarma over hummus and one pita Hummus (v, gf) ................................................... $9.00 Ground chickpeas, tahini sauce, olive oil & spices and one pita Baba Ganoush (v, gf) .......................................... $9.00 Grilled eggplant, tahini sauce, lemon juice, garlic & spices and one pita Tabbouleh (v)..................................................... $9.00 Bulgur wheat, parsley, tomatoes, mint, lemon juice, olive oil & spices and one pita Israeli Salad (v, gf) ............................................. $9.00 Tomatoes, cucumbers, parsley, lemon juice, olive oil, mint & spices and one pita Turkish Salad (v, gf) ........................................... $9.00 Onions, red peppers, celery & spices and one pita Eggplant Salad (v, gf) ......................................... $9.00 Fried eggplant, peppers, garlic, pickles, parsley, vinegar, olive oil & spices and one pita Matbucha Salad (v, gf) ........................................ $9.00 Stewed tomatoes, red & green peppers, garlic & spices and one pita Stuffed Grape Leaves (v, gf) ............................... $8.00 Rice, tomatoes, parsley, green peppers, onions, celery & spices Fried Kibbeh (4 pieces) ................................... $10.00 Finely ground lean beef, bulgur, minced onions & middle eastern spices Moroccan Meat Cigar ........................................ $8.00 Fried phyllo dough filled with spiced meat (6 pieces) Turkish Bourekas (v) .......................................... $6.00 Baked dough filled with a choice of spinach & feta cheese, potato or mushroom Falafel Balls (v, gf) .......... 6 Pcs $4.00 | 12 Pcs $7.00 Deep fried ground seasoned chick peas Soups Red Lentil (v, gf) ...... $6.95 Soup of the Day (seasonal) $6.95 (v) indicates vegetarian options (gf) indicates gluten free Sandwiches, Platters & Salads Sandwiches Platters All served with hummus, Israeli All platters come with one choice salad and tahini sauce, of rice, couscous, french fries, inside your choice of pita Mejaddara (add $1.00) or Israeli or tortilla wrap pearled couscous (add $1.00) Includes pita, tahini, Israeli salad and grilled onions and tomato ALL SALADS COME WITH PITA. Fattoush Salad Chopped Salad Israeli Salad $10.50 $10.50 $10.50 Romaine hearts, Red and white cabbage, Tomatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots and kale, dried lemon juice, parsley, grilled pita, cranberries. Choice of olive oil, mint & spices, lemon juice, ginger soy or lemon parsley olive oil, mint & spices garlic dressing Over Sandwich Platter Salad Falafel (v) $8.00 $13.95 $13.95 Chicken Shawarma $9.50 $17.95 $15.95 Kofta Kebab (ground beef, lamb & spices) $9.50 $18.95 $15.95 Beef Shawarma $9.95 $18.95 $15.95 Chicken Kebab $10.00 $19.95 $17.95 Lamb Kebab $10.50 $20.95 $18.95 Salmon Kebab $11.50 $22.95 $18.95 Mixed Grill --- $22.95 $19.95 (chicken kebab, lamb & kofta kebab) *Substitutions subject to price change Chicken Schnitzel (breaded cutlet) $9.50 $17.95 $15.95 Lamb Chops --- $24.95 --- Hot Sauce Upon Request Israeli Specialties Shakshuka (v, gf) ............................................... $10.50 Poached eggs in stewed tomatoes, hot peppers, onions, fresh garlic, & other spices, served with one pita on the side Sabich (v) ............................................................ $9.00 Hummus, Israeli salad, fried eggplant, hard boiled egg, tahini & amba (a tangy mango sauce) served cold in pita Malawach (v)....................................................... $9.50 Thick puffed pancake served with a hard boiled egg, zhug (Yemenite hot sauce) & grated tomato dip Beverages Fountain soda (free refills) ..................................................... $2.50 Israeli Nectar drinks (mango, peach, banana-strawberry, apple) . $2.25 Israeli Non-Alcoholic Black beer ..................... $2.75 Soda (bottle) .................................................... $2.50 Soda (can) ........................................................ $1.50 Perrier bottle .................................................... $2.50 Bottled water ................................................... $2.00 Iced tea (unsweeteed) ........................................... $2.50 Hot tea with mint ............................................. $2.75 Coffee .............................................................. $2.75 Turkish Coffee ................................................. $3.00 Sides Basket of french fries ............................................... $6.00 Rice (gf) ................................................................... $5.00 Couscous (v) ............................................................ $6.00 Pita .......................................................................... $1.00 In house pickled vegetables .................................... $2.95 Carrot and cucumber crudites ................................. $2.95 Hummus or Baba Ganoush ...................................... $3.00 Mejaddara (lentils rice and spices) ......................... $7.00 Israeli Couscous (pearled couscous) ....................... $7.00 Childrens’ Menu (Under 12 only) Served with choice of french fries, rice, Israeli salad, Mejadara (lentils, rice and spices) or Israeli pearled couscous Skewer of chicken or kofta kebab ........................... $8.50 Chicken Tenders ...................................................... $8.50 Hamburger with lettuce and tomato ........................ $8.50 Chicken or beef shawarma ...................................... $8.50 Salmon kebab ........................................................ $10.50 Falafel ...................................................................... $7.50 Dessert Mixed baklava .......................................................... $7.00 Rice Pudding ........................................................... $6.00 Marzipan Rugelach .................................................. $6.00.
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