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Lezzet Cafe

Kevin Marple

Lezzet Cafe

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Go here for lahmacun, thin flatbreads covered with the house mixture of minced beef, onions, tomatoes, and spices, like a Turkish version of Bolognese. (Pide has a thicker crust.) They arrive presented on a board, with thinly sliced onion, parsley, and a wedge of lemon. You can find authentic dishes, like koftesi, minced-beef patties, along with baba ganoush and house-made yogurt tzatziki. Or pan-fried beef liver.

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