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Haifa grocery renovations — Brooklynian

Haifa grocery renovations

carnivore
carnivore
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights
I was passing by today and noticed that the space has been completely redone. I never really went in there because it seemed pretty uninviting. Anyone know the scoop?

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  • wonderroom
    wonderroom
    Really nice people that run it. Has a lot of middle eastern products like falafel mix etc... I just stopped in for the first time after the renovation and its quite nice. You should stop in!
  • bkchickie
    bkchickie
    wonderroom wrote: Really nice people that run it. Has a lot of middle eastern products like falafel mix etc... I just stopped in for the first time after the renovation and its quite nice. You should stop in!
    Maybe I should go there for my falafel mix instead of running up to Sahadi's. Thanks for the tip!
  • belzjm
    belzjm
    do they have nuts?
  • theburgerking
    theburgerking
    Mmmmmmmmm Sahadis....
  • goodprospect
    goodprospect
    I was at Damascus Pita yesterday (a couple of doors closer to Court than Sahadis) and noticed they opened up a big back room that looked to have packaged and canned goods....didn't take a close look tho.
  • sweet tea
    sweet tea
    i've been to the back room at damascus (a while back, granted) -- it's fine, but i don't remember seeing anything i couldn't get at sahadis.

    their triangular pita, on the other hand...oh my. their babaganoush isn't as good as sahadi's, but together -- yowzahs.
  • bkchickie
    bkchickie
    I could eat Middle-Eastern food three meals a day, seven days a week. Nom. Glad that we have an ingredients source in the nabe.
  • carnivore
    carnivore
    sweet tea wrote: i've been to the back room at damascus (a while back, granted) -- it's fine, but i don't remember seeing anything i couldn't get at sahadis.

    their triangular pita, on the other hand...oh my. their babaganoush isn't as good as sahadi's, but together -- yowzahs.
    Damascus is the best for baked goods (it is a bakery after all). Their pita and flatbreads are awesome. I've never gotten anything else there though (except for some of their pastries, which are also delicious). I usually get pita from Damascus and everything else at Sahadi's.
  • sweet tea
    sweet tea
    ^ that is the correct way to do it. once i forgot the baba at sahadi's and tried to cut corners. not as many yowzahs, that's for sure.
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