‘Sami & Susu’ Pairs up with Ten Bells on Broome Street
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In which Mediterranean cuisine joins forces with natural wine on Broome Street.
As of today, Sami & Susu – the Williamsburg Mediterranean restaurant that launched earlier this year – is setting up shop inside popular twelve-year-old wine bar, Ten Bells (247 Broome Street). The focus is a spin on traditional and family-inspired fare, with the likes of Rolled Bureka, Mom’s Chicken Soup with matzoh and egg noodles, Baba Ghanoush, and lots of harissa flavored dishes on the menu.
They offer takeaway and delivery options, including a “Friday Night Dinner” available to diners in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. Guests can pre-order meals (until Thursday at 7pm) for Friday night dinner delivery almost anywhere in the city (reaching Brooklyn & Queens).
The Sami & Susu moniker is a nod to the first Arab-Israeli children’s TV show that initially aired in the 1960s, and is considered by many as a symbol of unity and peace.
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