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We will be closed for service and take out on Tuesday March 16th and Wednesday March 17th for some well needed rest before we go into full swing with Spring. Everyone has been working extremely hard during these difficult times and we wanted to give our team a break this week so they can enjoy a few days with their friends and family. See you Thursday for dinner service.
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The word “moona” or “mouneh” in slang comes from the Arabic word mana or ma'oona, meaning "storing." In other words, it’s the English equivalent of the “pantry.” In the past, especially in remote villages in the Arab World, the moona was prepared during the bountiful harvest for consumption during winter's harsh days, providing fundamental nourishment for the daily meal, having transformed perishable produce into food with a long shelf life. Food such as olives, pickles, preserved lemons, cheese, spices, herbs, jams, etc.
The word “moona” or “mouneh” in slang comes from the Arabic word mana or ma'oona, meaning "storing." In other words, it’s the English equivalent of the “pantry.”
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