New York. A halal food guide.
Where we ate in Brooklyn, Manhattan and beyond, at places listed as halal.
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Quick facts.
Where we ate in Brooklyn, Manhattan and beyond, at places listed as halal.
- Flight time
- About 8 hours direct from Manchester
- Halal food
- Plenty, across all five boroughs
- Getting around
- Subway, walking and the odd cab
- Suits
- Couples, families and first-timers
- When to go
- Spring and autumn
- Dress
- Anything goes
- Budget
- Plan for city prices
- Last checked
- 14 November 2026
Last checked: 14 November 2026
Brunch and cafes
Places we ate at that are listed as halal. Opening times, menus and halal status change, so check before you go.
- Atelier December, Brooklyn: brunch: try the pistachio pancake
- Cafe Juliet, Staten Island: the farmer's breakfast platter and cardamom pancakes
- Moe's Doughs, Brooklyn: doughnuts; try the apple fritter
Dinner
- Miraj Grill, Manhattan: Persian grill and family platters
- Pizza Loves Sauce, Manhattan: pizza by the slice and garlic knots
- Rooh's Smoked Meat Steak House, West Hempstead: barbecue, steaks and brisket
- Stack'd Burger, Brooklyn: Palestinian-owned; burgers, wings and loaded fries
- Up A Notch food truck, Brooklyn: combo over rice and smash burgers
Details change, so check opening times, menus and halal status before you travel.
