Looking for restaurants? Our top picks are Eastside Story, Salma and Reyna New York, ranked by diner ratings. The full list below updates as menus change.
Discover the top-rated dining experiences
Experience the best lebanese restaurants in Gramercy Park. From authentic flavors to modern interpretations, discover top-rated lebanese dining.
Gramercy Park's Premier Lebanese Destinations
Gramercy Park offers a sophisticated backdrop for some of the city's most aromatic Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavors. This curated selection features everything from the authentic Lebanese spices at Au Za'atar and Balade to the vibrant street food at taïm and ZaZu. Beyond traditional plates, you can explore a diverse culinary landscape that includes French wine bars like Pierre Loti, classic Italian at Leonetta, and contemporary American fare at Eastside Story. Whether you are seeking a casual pita wrap or an elegant multi-course dinner, these neighborhood gems provide a rich tapestry of international tastes right in the heart of Manhattan.
20 restaurants in Best Lebanese Restaurants in Gramercy Park | Top Rated Lebanese Food
- Eastside Story · rated 4.9/5: American.
- Salma · rated 4.6/5: Middle Eastern.
- Reyna New York · rated 4.6/5: Mediterranean.
- Mimi's Hummus · rated 4.4/5: Middle Eastern.
- ZaZu Mediterranean Street Food · rated 4.4/5: Mediterranean.
- Au Za'atar · rated 4.3/5: Middle Eastern.
- Au Za'atar - East Village · rated 4.3/5: Middle Eastern.
- Pierre Loti Wine Bar · rated 4.3/5: French.
- Leonetta · rated 4/5: Italian.
- Pita & Beyond · rated 4/5: Middle Eastern.
- taïm · rated 4/5: Middle Eastern.
- Balade · rated 3/5: Middle Eastern.
- The Broken Shaker · rated 3/5: Middle Eastern.
- Naya: Middle Eastern.
- Au Za'atar: Middle Eastern.
- Ilili Box: Middle Eastern.
- Barbounia: Mediterranean.
- Salma: Middle Eastern.
- Zaytinya: Mediterranean.
- Motek New York: 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.
