Looking for restaurants? Our top picks are Bite, Olympia Pita and Ba‘al Cafe & Falafel, ranked by diner ratings. The full list below updates as menus change.
Discover the top 17 affordable dining experiences
Find affordable lebanese restaurants in Greenwich Village. Great lebanese food that fits your budget.
Greenwich Village's Affordable Lebanese Destinations
Discover a vibrant selection of budget-friendly dining options tucked away in the historic streets of Greenwich Village. This collection highlights a rich tapestry of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavors, ranging from traditional Lebanese staples to inventive fusion dishes. Whether you are looking for a quick bite at a casual falafel stand like Taïm or a relaxed meal at 12 Chairs Cafe, these local favorites offer everything from hearty American-influenced plates to classic Italian-style pitzas. Experience the authentic charm of the neighborhood through a variety of cozy cafes and bustling eateries that prove exceptional quality doesn't have to come with a high price tag.
21 restaurants in Best Affordable Lebanese Restaurants in Greenwich Village | Affordable Lebanese Food
- Bite · rated 5/5: American.
- Olympia Pita · rated 4.7/5: Mediterranean.
- Ba‘al Cafe & Falafel · rated 4.6/5: Middle Eastern.
- Moustache Pitza · rated 4.6/5: Italian.
- Reyna New York · rated 4.6/5: Mediterranean.
- Lava Shawarma · rated 4.5/5: Middle Eastern.
- Taïm · rated 4.4/5: Middle Eastern.
- Olive Tree Cafe · rated 4.3/5: cafe.
- 12 Chairs Cafe · rated 4.3/5: Middle Eastern.
- Mémé · rated 4.3/5: Mediterranean.
- 12 Chairs · rated 4.2/5: Middle Eastern.
- taïm · rated 4/5: Middle Eastern.
- Taïm: Middle Eastern.
- Pera SoHo: Mediterranean.
- Turks and Frogs: Mediterranean.
- Moustache Pitza (Moustache): Middle Eastern.
- Dizen Goff: Middle Eastern.
- Claudette: Mediterranean.
- Shuka: Mediterranean.
- Ba'al Cafe & Falafel: Middle Eastern.
- Port Said NYC: Restaurant.
How this list is built
Chefi analyzes each restaurant’s menu and tags every dish’s dietary suitability with an ingredient-based engine. Restaurants with at least three matching dishes on their current menu rank first, ordered by diner ratings, with the number of matching dishes breaking ties; owner-verified restaurants are highlighted at the top. Lists refresh as menus and ratings change.
