El Cedro — FoodNYC

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in:What are the most *creative* non-fine-dining places in the city?5 pts
replying to u/RAXIZZ: I haven't been yet, but people seem to like El Cedro, a new Lebanese/Mexican restaurant in Brooklyn.
“Tasty tacos with perfect fusion of Mexican and Lebanese flavors - we enjoyed everything we ate and it's reasonably priced.”
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in:Shawarma Pollo Asado from Lebanese-Mexican newcomer El Cedro (Cobble Hill, Brooklyn)3 pts
“Had a positively miserable experience here the other week. Maybe chock it up to them still getting the kinks out, but first and foremost every dish ranged from nearly inedible to bland.”
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in:What’s an absolute gem of a place you don’t hear talked about very much in the city? 1 pts
replying to u/DueFly345: I was super excited to try El Cedro and our group was pretty disappointed… what did you order?
“It's not the best but it's an interesting combo, but also not my fav because I'm not into fusion that just ass two cuisines together kinda like syko. Kinda an identity crisis and not acting in harmony. Having sad that, the lamb torta was good and I do like their rice pudding ;)”
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in:Have you ever tried a dish at a restaurant in NYC that was so tasty you almost came back the next day—or even kept returning for it again and again?1 pts
“Chicken Shwarma Burrito at El Cedro on Atlantic in BK…3 days in a row”
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postEl Cedro, a "Lebanese taqueria"32 pts
“Making a note for an imminent return visit ...”
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