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Mom and pop falafel spot Taïm upgrades to broad Nolita storefront. Homey vibe carries over, with whitewashed brick walls, wood-plank ceilings, and a bookshelf that looks plucked straight from a family living room. Mediterranean and Middle Eastern bites, with sharable small plates like falafel-wrapped meatball lollipops, chicken livers, homemade pickles. Big plates for lamb two ways (sunchoke purée and Persian lime sauce), bouillabaisse with crab dumplings. Nick Denton's a fan, so you know it's good.
Taim is the Hebrew word for delicious, and nobody but its competitors would claim that this spinoff of the Waverly Place institution is misnamed. Signature falafel comes in three styles: green, r... read more
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