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A Sandwich a Day: Casablanca at Lezzette

Posted by Jessica Allen and Garrett Ziegler, August 30, 2011

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[Photo: Garrett Ziegler]

Positioned as a "Mediterranean cucina," Lezzette does its best work when it stays on the southern shores of the sea---most customers flock to the hot bar, where kebabs, kofte, and North African specialties beckon. But it would be a mistake to overlook the sandwiches, particularly the Casablanca ($7.98). A hero gets sliced, then slathered with house-made hummus, chopped grilled chicken, and roasted red peppers. A drizzle of olive oil and a generous twist of the pepper grinder round it out. The result is slightly smoky and subtly sweet, a winning combination in the waning days of summer.

Lezzette

369 West 34th Street, New York NY 10001 (map)
212-244-8301

About the authors: Jessica Allen and Garrett Ziegler have been eating out together since 2002 and writing We Heart New York since 2006.

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