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The Halal Guys

An extremely popular and affordable food stand that is probably the only Mediterranean stand in Manhattan that was given a name. This is the original location and since it started in 2008, it has begun a chain and opened 5 more throughout Manhattan and Bergen County, New Jersey. Delicious gyros, wraps, and falafel, and each dish comes with rice and pita bread. There's also an incredible white sauce that's worth trying. If you want some on a weekend, you're going to have to get there early because there is guaranteed to be a long wait.

Address: corner of 53rd Street and 6th Avenue
Hours: Open now · closes 5 am tomorrow
Weekly hours
Mon 10 am–4 am (next day)
Tue 10 am–4 am (next day)
Wed 10 am–4 am (next day)
Thu 10 am–midnight (next day)
Fri 10 am–5 am (next day)
Sat 10 am–5 am (next day)
Sun Closed
Read from the travel guide, which lists: Mon–Thu 10AM-4AM, Fri Sat 10AM-5AM
Price: Each meal costs about $7 with a drink being included
Website: thehalalguys.com (opens in a new tab)

Mon	10 am–4 am (next day)
Tue	10 am–4 am (next day)
Wed	10 am–4 am (next day)
Thu	10 am–midnight (next day)
Fri	10 am–5 am (next day)
Sat	10 am–5 am (next day)
Sun	Closed

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