Really enjoyed their lunch menu and am definitely interested in coming back for dinner since I have my eyes on the steak! I ordered the pescado tacos, watermelon salad, sujuk migas. The fish were so crispy and came with a nice side of salsa verde. Watermelon salad was super refreshing, even on the coldest of days. My favorite was the sujuk migas for its unique blend of spices and generous topping of cheese - a sure flavor enhancer though it didn't need it. read more

Food was really tasty, they did a nice take on Lebanese and Mexican. However, the portions were very small for the price ($17 for two fish tacos no sides ) and the tortilla seemed store bought - like they didn't seem to know how to reheat them, because tortilla shell seemed soft and uncooked. I know it's in a pricey neighborhood but food has to match price point. Honestly wouldn't come back, way too many other Mexican or Lebanese spots that are way better -- individually. read more

Stopped by on a Saturday, early evening, for dinner. Decided to eat outside because the weather was really nice. They had 4 sidewalk tables that could fit 2 people each. Ordered the halloumi, mushroom and steak tacos, along with the Napols beet salad. I could skip the napols beet salad in the future. I didn't love the texture or the flavor. If there were more onions it might have balanced the dish. The tacos were great, but relatively small for how much they were. I would definitely have the halloumi and mushroom tacos again. Vast menu with lots to choose from. Decent vegetarian options. Overall, I would visit again, but slightly on the pricey side. read more

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Overall rating: 4.5 Just walked by and saw the sign that said it was a Lebanese taco place so obviously had to try. When I arrived at 9:30, they were rushing me hard. I was just getting take out but it took me some time to decide what I wanted. The odd part is, their hours on Google says they closed at 10pm. I feel like they could have just told me their kitchen is closed vs me feeling like a nuisance. Aside from that, the burrito was good. A lot smaller than I was expecting. Def was hoping for something larger but alas it is in a wealthy neighborhood. Not sure I'd swing by again, but want to see if they do delivery. read more

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This place does fusion cuisine right! Absolutely delicious Lebanese-Mexican food. I highly recommend the lamb burrito, which was excellent-- so juicy, flavorful, and went perfectly with the accompanying cilantro sauce. My sister ordered this dish off their brunch menu (forget what it was called but it had onions, chickpeas, sausage, potatoes, and cheese) which was quite solid as well. Was delighted to find out they deliver-- I'll be ordering again from here soon! read more

El Cedro - A bowl containing chickpeas, cilantro, a poached egg, and various vegetables, served on a dark wooden table. - Lebanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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El Cedro is a unique Lebanese spot with a Mexican twist. But I think it missed the spot with a somewhat limited menu Food: we got the lamb torta, the chicken tacos, and the bandera dip! The lb torta was smothered in sauce! It was very flavorful but the lamb to bread ratio was off (very bready and not enough meat). The bandera dip came with guac, labneh and mahamara. I really enjoyed the mahamara but the labneh and guac were not that great. The chicken tacos was great! If I return, I'd just get the tacos Ambience: a very casual ambience Service: good service Price: for quality and quantity, I thought it was a bit expensive! read more

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This is an interesting fast dining option in Cobble Hill with a Lebanese/Mexican flare - not sure if the fusion was intentional, but hard not to be as they're serving tortas and tacos. The tacos were all really good. We got the crunchy beef, halloumi which was topped with a unique watermelon salsa and the fried fish. Can't wait to come back to try the carne asada and the chicken ones. Unlike the very well executed and delicious tacos, the kaftaquitos were nothing to write home about. read more

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YALLLAAAAAAAAA. That's all you need to know about this place. What a wild fusion of foods that work so well together. It's a mix I didn't know I needed. Walking in to the space you wouldn't expect much, but don't be fooled. Gracie our hostess was phenomenal. She was serving up everyone quick, fast and in a hurry. And when the food came out, we were in heaven. They have a great menu with a lot of options that was super accommodating to my family with my vegan sister. I would eat here daily if I lived in NY. read more

I really wanted to like it. Wait staff nice but the service was quite bad. They weren't busy but time to get a menu was around 10 minutes with only 3 other parties in the restaurant. To be fair my food review is based on only 1 dish - I only got one appetizer bc I didn't want to spend the entire day there. Mediterranean place had no falafel or avocado (featured on several menu items). Food seemed like it could be picked up at the grocery store read more

This place is such a gem in the neighborhood. Amazing food that blends Lebanese and Mexican heritages (some of the most delicious heritages around). Top that with super friendly service from the staff and you have a place that should have a line going around the block, but luckily doesn't. If I have to dock points, it's that I would love to have a beer with those yummy tacos :) read more

I was going to an Italian restaurant who only accepted cash and on the way to get cash I passed by a Lebanese-Mexican fusion restaurant. Never had this combo of cuisines so I tried it let me tell you.... Esta comida es ladhidh jidana! The server Tino is great. His service was beyond great and he is all around a great guy. Hes the man! Best casual dining restaurant in NYC! read more

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small taqueria on atlantic avenue--we went during lunchtime on saturday and there was little to no wait. the service was great and our waitress was really sweet, and the chicken shawarma burrito was incredible (the labne really made it!!) read more

El Cedro - POLLO SHAWARMA Burrito - A white rectangular plate holds a burrito and a shawarma wrap, with the shawarma cut open to show meat and vegetables inside, on a dark wooden table. - Lebanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

While walking through the neighborhood we passed El Cedro and just had to try this fusion of Mexican-Lebanese cuisine. Upon arrival we were pleasantly greeted by Elle (Gabrielle). My son and I wanted they steak burrito but unfortunately they were out of steak so we ordered the Chicken burrito. They were GREAT, we loved the cilantro sauce. The chef used the perfect amount of spices. Not overwhelming but just right. The portion size looked small but actually left me satisfied. If you're in the neighborhood stop by and enjoy! read more

El Cedro - An illustration shows a woman in a long dress aiming a gun at a skeleton, with a pink background and a surreal, graphic style. - Lebanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Great dining experience. Came here with my kids and they were very accommodating. Helped pick options that were kid friendly. Really have to rave about the quesadilla with chicken added. It was cooked perfect, not too greasy or overcooked. Packed with chicken. The tacos were also amazing. Carne asada really stood out read more

Interesting and creative mix of Middle Eastern and Mexican food. Highly recommend the makali sandwich which is made with zucchini, eggplant, pureed cauliflower, and red cabbage. It was very well flavored and definitely the highlight of the menu. The watermelon salad was good but too spicy with jalapeno seeds mixed in. We also liked the pan seared branzino which had a nice blend of herbs and spices. The staff did not communicate well with the kitchen or were not yet trained as they came back noting the sandwich was sold out when in fact they meant the kitchen needed time to prepare the ingredients. I got confused when seeing customers who came in later having the sandwich. read more

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Kind waitress and that's all. Had the lamb torta. Basically some braised lamb with an excess of raw red onion, and a dash of fresh cilantro on a Kaiser roll served in a bowl for some reason. Nothing special. Very dry, decent flavor but at $19 expect much more. Much more value and quality along Atlantic. read more

Side note: This place is currently going through their soft opening so the menu currently doesn't include drinks or dessert but there's apparently options. I've been to this very new spot twice having been open only since last Thursday. The location is where several Moroccan spots were but this restaurant has a completely different owner and chef being a Lebanese Taqueria which is a unique mix though I would say it definitely falls more on the Lebanese side at least from what I've tried. Ironically for being a Lebanese Taqueria, they don't have anything resembling al pastor nor is there any pork on the menu of course. The food here might be halal but I am unsure and unlike many of the other Arabic spots in the area, they had been open during lunch time during Ramadan. In terms of drinks, the menu doesn't specify but they have Jarritos as well as some other sodas as I heard from some other table. I don't believe there's alcohol here nor am I sure whether you can bring it here but I presume not (I'd call.) The first time I was here, I had the Makakek Bolilo which is a bit overpriced at $14. This consisted of sauteed Lebanese sausages (said makanek,) pomegranate caramelized onions, and preserved lemon served on bolilo bread which is kind of like a mini crunchy baguette. It was a bit small/sparsely filled for the price with only a couple of those delicious savory sausages. Otherwise, there was plenty of pomegranate seeds, some caramelized onions, and a delicious preserved lemon sauce which added a sour kick. There either should be more meat in here or perhaps they can add something else which is usually added to this type of sandwich maybe what is usually filled within a mollete or something. The waiter gave me two spicy sauces to try with it with neither being too spicy but they were still pretty well flavored. After finishing, they asked if I could wait here for longer which was fine and they soon brought out some Rice Pudding which was a nice touch. I presume this was Riz Bi Haleeb which has a hint of rose and orange water which I've had before and there was some pistachios on top. This was excellent and on the main menu, they could presumably charge $6 or so. The next time I was here, I went with the $16 Lamb Kamounia Torta Ahogado listed as braised in cumin with harissa drowned in sauce with escabeche. For those unaware, kamounia refers to a North African stew commonly made from either beef or lamb with liver and I think the menu should add that it includes liver to the description. Overall, it was tasty although I wouldn't exactly describe it as a torta ahogado (or more commonly spelled ahogada.) Torta ahogada generally means that the entire torta is drenched in a sauce and instead, the delicious crunchy bread was separate from the stew. It makes it a bit less messy however so I don't mind. Anyway, the stew was outstanding with plenty of tender lamb and liver as well as of course a lot of cumin and tomato. There was a bit of pickled vegetables in there also (aka the escabeche) and overall this was a much better dish and for $2 more much more satisfying. The quality of the two dishes was high though one dish was definitely better and much more worth it. I'll come back here and try some more things with the cemita being the likely choice next time. read more

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When I came to understand what it is, I was already in. Lebanese and Mexican fusion, yes please! It turned out to be be exactly what I imagined and hoped for. The food was fresh and delicious. The owners were super nice and accommodating. We tried: Hummus, Baked Feta Queso, Shawarma Pollo Asado Tacos, and Lamb Hashwe Burrito. Everything was so good. I will dream about that lamb burrito. We'll be back. read more

Stumbled upon this gem with a friend and we were blown away! The thoughtful and unexpected mix of Lebanese and Mexican flavors came together in phenomenal ways. Highly highly recommend! (Maybe someday they'll add a dessert? Knafeh with tres leches? I'm sure they'll come up with something better - just putting my wishes out into the universe.) read more

it's halal!!! loved the carne asada and crunchy tacos. cant wait to go back to try more things on the menu. service was fast and staff is friendly. cute decor and will add this to my casual rotation. read more

El Cedro - CARNE ASADA TACO - Lebanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Amazing service and delicious food. Perfect fusion blend of Latin and Lebanese food. Owner was very hospitable. read more

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Fish tacos came highly recommended and they were awful. I don't understand why this block can't hold a real restaurant.

Delicious fish and chicken shawarma tacos. Just the right amount OG what. A great addition to the neighborhood.

service took 3 business days, water was warm, food was horrible and the portions were minuscule

Phenomenal food! Rarely have I tasted food so deliciously revelatory. You will not find Lebanese-Mexican food anywhere else in NYC. I recommend the carne asada tacos, with their spicy green sauce, and the sausage-potato dish. I cannot wait to return to try everything else on the menu. read more

If you are into fusion this is the way to go! mexican and arab style. Also it is halal for my muzlims. try the shawarma taco and the fish taco. the lamb is also great. read more

Fresh unique food, lovely atmosphere and great service. The blend of Lebanese and Mexican cuisines was a treat. My husband and I each had tortas - chicken and a veggie and both were delicious as were the hummus and guacamole hummus. read more

really incredible tacos, carne asada not pictured but was the best of the ones i had there read more

El Cedro - pescado and chicken shawarma tacos - Two tacos with toppings and lime slices are served on a white tray, accompanied by radish slices. A glass of water is placed next to the tray. - Lebanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York