NYC Restaurant File

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6 Middle Eastern Restaurants in Upper West Side

3 of the 6 are on Broadway, and 2 more on Amsterdam Ave.

5 show an A and 1 has no letter right now.

Cajun Halal Platters was inspected most recently, on August 7, 2026.

5 A 0 B 0 C 1 no letterOne tile per place. A health grade covers the last graded inspection: food handling, temperatures, cleaning, pests. Taste isn't part of it.
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A B C no letter subway station, with its daytime linesNumbers match the table below.

The 6, A to Z

Middle Eastern Restaurants in Upper West Side, alphabetical
No.NameAddressPhoneGradeInspected
1Cajun Halal Platters2707 Broadway(347) 615-4278PendingAug 7, 2026
2Hummus Place305 Amsterdam Ave(212) 799-3335Grade AOct 9, 2025
3Mamoun's Falafel508 Columbus Ave(347) 379-7676Grade AFeb 17, 2026
4Naya2339 Broadway(212) 597-9143Grade AOct 29, 2025
5Shah's Halal Food720 Amsterdam Ave(917) 279-9926Grade ADec 13, 2025
6Zurna2715 Broadway(347) 881-5576Grade AMay 1, 2025

Street by street

Broadway 3

Amsterdam Ave 2

One each: Mamoun's Falafel on Columbus Ave.

Middle Eastern Restaurants in Upper West Side: questions

How many Middle Eastern restaurants are in Upper West Side?
6 filed as Middle Eastern with at least one inspection, as of October 30, 2026. Owners pick their own label, so 10 more filed as Mediterranean aren't in this count.
What is the best Middle Eastern restaurant in Upper West Side?
5 of 6 show an A, and the newest A went to Mamoun's Falafel on February 17, 2026. That letter covers food safety at the last graded inspection. This file has no ratings or reviews, so we don't pick a favorite.
Which Middle Eastern restaurants in Upper West Side have an A grade?
Hummus Place, Mamoun's Falafel, Naya, Shah's Halal Food, and Zurna.
Do any Middle Eastern restaurants in Upper West Side have a B or C?
Not on the file dated October 30, 2026. 1 has no letter right now, which isn't the same as an A.
Which street has the most Middle Eastern restaurants in Upper West Side?
Broadway, with 3: Cajun Halal Platters, Naya, and Zurna.
Are all 6 open right now?
The file has no hours, and a place can close months before it drops off. All of them have a phone number on file, so call before you go.

Where this comes from

Names, addresses, phones, cuisine labels, grades and dates come from the DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results on NYC Open Data. The file behind this page is dated October 30, 2026, and its newest inspection is from October 29, 2026. We check for a new file every 24 hours. For the city's own lookup, use ABC Eats.