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(Now Closed)Middle Eastern Restaurant and Hookah Bar$$$$
Central West End, St Louis
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Riverfront TimesAugust 4, 2014The "rotisserie" chicken is a standout, spicy and flavorful. Guests can sit inside or enjoy the small patio. Central Café also offers hookahs. Read more
Go! MagazineAugust 12, 2011Try the makanick sandwich, something of a pita burrito. It has the fire of bits of red pepper and the bite of fresh parsley on top of warm spices that flavor the ground Lebanese sausage. (Joe Bonwich)
Nikki KanterJanuary 6, 2011A very welcome addition to the CWE. Pickled vegetables served alongside everything, so enjoy or ask the server to leave them off. Portions are huge... I couldn't finish my falafel sandwich!
Order a side of garlic sauce with your fries. You'll be glad that you did!
Micah HerstandAugust 15, 2011Make sure to order hummus explicitly if you want it with the falafel entree, as it doesn't come automatically.
Kyle KratkyMarch 11, 2011The beef shawarma and falafel sandwich are awesome and very cheap. Love it.
Dan BrassilFebruary 5, 2011One of the few places left in StL where you can still smoke a hookah inside.
- Micah HerstandAugust 15, 2011Taboulli Was good. Falafel and grape leaves were dry and not flavorful.
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