Jonathan Gold reviews Bavel
The hummus spread.
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Licorice ice cream bon bon: sour licorice caramel, muscovado cake, caramelized white chocolate, maldon.
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Strawberry sumac and sweet cheese pastry: pistachio ice cream, labneh cream, cured sumac.
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Malawach: ancient grain crispy layered bread, grated tomato, dill crème fraiche, soft-boiled egg, strawberry zhoug.
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Bavel’s malawach.
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Slow-roasted lamb-neck shawarma: crème fraiche tahini, fermented cabbage, pickled turnips, laffa.
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A look inside chefs Ori Menashe’s and Genevieve Gergis’ newest restaurant, Bavel.
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Grilled oyster mushrooms with wild nettle purée.
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A look inside chefs Ori Menashe’s and Genevieve Gergis’ newest restaurant, Bavel.
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Grilled oyster mushrooms.
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Chefs Ori Menashe and Genevieve Gergis at their newest restaurant, Bavel.
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It gets loud inside Bavel.
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A look inside chefs Ori Menashe’s and Genevieve Gergis’ newest restaurant, Bavel.
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Cocktails at Bavel.
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Bavel has Middle Eastern influences.
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Chefs Ori Menashe and Genevieve Gergis at their newest restaurant, Bavel.
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