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CLOSED: Tatreez
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Vegetarian
Restaurant opened 2013 serving Levantine food including mana'eesh bread topped with vegetables, za'atar or cheese, makdos (aubergines stuffed with walnut and chili) and fool (Palestinian hummus) served with bread straight from the stone oven. Most of the food is vegan, and dairy products are clearly labelled. Atmospheric and spacious, with live music nights and exhibitions celebrating Palestinian culture. CONFIRMED CLOSED, JULY 2016.
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188 Stoke Newington High St, North London, England, N16 7JD
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Last update on 05 Aug 2016 by Guest
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Added by pamself on 26 Nov 2013
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3 Reviews
First Review by bencamps
FatCow
Points +610
Small sad simple portions - Edit
The dishes are mostly made of bread and with some "stuff" on the top. Very poor dishes and also very small. I don't recommend it
Read morePros: The restaurant is very nice and quiet, very pretty
Cons: Portions are small
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Chris W
Points +501
Great place - Lots of vegan options - Edit
Really great Palestinian vegetarian place with loads of vegan options clearly marked on the menu.
Read moreLoads of delicious breads - could do with a few more dips and salads on the menu, but everything we tried was great.
Pros: Great food, Good atmosphere, Friendly staff
Cons: Menu a bit limited
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bencamps
Points +581
Great, Fresh Food - Edit
My girlfriend and I went to Tatreez for lunch last Sunday. We had the Fool, which came with (very) fresh bread, the Makdos and a Mana’eesh bread topped with Zaator spice mix (a kind of middle eastern pizza made in a stone baked oven). To drink my girlfriend had a Jalab, a date-syrup and rosewater drink with pine nuts and I had a Lebanese beer. The food was very fresh and tasted delicious. I think this is the first time I've tried Palestinian cuisine and I was extremely impressed. Everything on the menu is vegetarian and most is vegan, the lady who served us was able to point out and recommend the vegan options. On the menu small Palestinian flags indicate which dishes and products come fair trade from within the occupied territories. The décor is rustic and simple. They seem to have a lot of music events on, I can imagine the place making a fun night out. As the food is all made fresh don't expect to be in and out in five minutes, it takes a little while but is well worth the wait! I'll definitely be returning!
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