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East Village's Cheap Moroccan Destinations
Discover the vibrant flavors of the Mediterranean right in the heart of the East Village with our guide to the neighborhood's most affordable Moroccan-inspired spots. These casual eateries, including popular favorites like CAVA, offer a variety of fresh bowls and savory dishes that prove you don't have to spend a fortune for an authentic taste of North Africa. Whether you are looking for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner, this collection highlights the best places to enjoy hearty, spice-forward meals on a budget.
6 restaurants in Best Cheap Moroccan Restaurants in East Village | Cheap Moroccan Food
- Cafe Mogador — Moroccan / Middle Eastern · rated 4.5/5: This storied neighborhood gem transports diners to a sun-drenched Marrakesh courtyard, where the air is perfumed with the intoxicating scent of slow-simmered tagines and freshly ground spices. Inside the rustic, candlelit space, vibrant mezze platters and fluffy mounds of couscous invite communal feasting, capturing a soulful, bohemian energy that feels both exotic and deeply comforting.
- Zerza Mediterrano — Mediterranean · rated 4.3/5: Nestled inside Essex Market, Zerza Mediterrano offers a relaxed setting to savor authentic Moroccan and Mediterranean fare. Known for its delicious lamb shank with couscous, falafel sandwiches, and chicken tagine, Zerza also caters to vegetarian and vegan preferences. With a cozy atmosphere and mouthwatering mint tea, it’s perfect for solo diners and families alike. Visit for brunch, lunch, or dinner and enjoy a culinary journey to Morocco.
- Horus Cafe — Middle Eastern · rated 4.2/5: Discover the culinary delights of Horus Cafe in New York! This relaxed restaurant specializes in delectable Egyptian, Mediterranean, and Moroccan dishes, complemented by impeccable hookah flavors. With a cozy ambiance and friendly staff, it's perfect for groups, wine lovers, and sports enthusiasts alike. Open daily from 12 PM to 4 AM, Horus Cafe offers brunch, lunch, and dinner options, along with cocktails and desserts. Explore it at 93 Avenue B, New York.
- Bin 141 — Seafood · rated 4/5: Nestled in the heart of the East Village, Bin 141 offers a delightful fusion of Mediterranean, Moroccan, and European cuisines. This family-friendly restaurant, located at 43 Avenue A within Ageloff Towers, delights customers with vegan and gluten-free options, as well as crowd favorites like smoked salmon benedict and delectable desserts. With a cozy, casual ambiance, a full bar featuring happy hour specials, and fast service, it's perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Discover this neighborhood gem loved by locals and visitors alike.
- Cafe Mogador — Middle Eastern: This bohemian sanctuary transports diners to the heart of Marrakesh, where flickering lanterns and weathered brick walls create a soulful backdrop for spirited conversation and shared plates. The air is thick with the aromatic steam of slow-simmered tagines and fragrant couscous, inviting guests to linger over vibrant Mediterranean flavors and traditional mint tea in a space that hums with timeless neighborhood energy.
- CAVA — Mediterranean: CAVA invites diners into a bright, bustling space where the vibrant colors of the Mediterranean come alive through a customizable assembly of sun-drenched flavors. From the smoky heat of harissa and the creamy tang of signature spreads to the crunch of fresh greens and warm, pillowy pita, every bowl is a curated explosion of texture and zest. It is a modern culinary journey that celebrates bold, wholesome ingredients, allowing guests to craft a personalized feast that feels both nourishing and indulgent.
