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Gaby's Mediterranean Grill

Reasonably priced and very tasty Lebanese restaurant. Seating is in an outdoor patio complete with hookahs, heat lamps, candles, and a bustling crowd that mixes young hipsters with Lebanese locals. Service is friendly and the place stays busy until closing.

Address: 10445 Venice Blvd
Getting there: at the intersection with Motor Ave
Hours: 11AM-1AM daily
Price: Meals are between $8 and $20
Website: gabysexpress.com (opens in a new tab)

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