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This looks like it will be good.

The owners of Cosmo Cafe are opening a "Medi-Eastern" place in the Brady District.  It will be on the first floor of the Fairfield Inn building.


http://www.tulsaworld.com/scene/article.aspx?subjectid=371&articleid=20120730_371_0_Mirand997305

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When I tried to post about 30 seconds later, it said I had already posted but it was this post.

You must falafel about that.

Very cool....Miranda has true mid east flavoring experience.

Can't miss.....

Nice.  :D

It's nice to see a local place go in here.  It is also nice to see a type of food/drink that is not currently covered downtown (other than the lunch only place on Main).

That said, I was disappointed with the food/drinks at Cosmo Cafe, so I hope that is not indicative of this new effort.

I'm surprised.  I've always had good experiences there.

Really? I love Cosmo, it's one of the best places in Brookside.

I love Cosmo Cafe as well. If I could only convince them to put sports on the TV, I would call it home.

They make the best grilled cheese I've had.

I have a pretty non-fancy pallet, but I did try the Shawarma at the walk up window and found it tasty. Never eaten at least 6 things in it before, likely.

The space is stunning and the bar is beautiful. They will be opening "by degrees" to make sure they are ready for the business when it comes.

I'm looking forward to eating there often.

I went there last night. I ate some sort of burrito/wrap contraption filled with lamb and chicken and some odd pasty type condiment. It also had other items I couldn't identify.

It was unbelievably good. Amazingly good. I want more now.

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The space is definitely nice.

Shouldn't you have started a restaurant review? There's a whole section for that.  ;)

I visited and had the falafel - really good, but next time I'm going to get the loaded shawarma. Fun, funky dips for the sweet potato fries as well - pomegranate ketchup and something else I can't remember. Can't wait to order from their full menu!

The loaded shawarma...that is what I had. I loved it.

I hope the promised 'open 'til 3am' happens and for long enough to give time for people to know it exists (looking at you, Rusty Crane).

The lack of sports is one more reason I would go there!

We need a sports bar in downtown for sure. A Fox & Hound type place (local or chain, don't care).

I went to Laffa last night and we got the Medley. GREAT tabouli. I'll be back.

And a sandwich shop that delivers. *cough*

Stopped in Friday night, was a busy busy place to be(the area)..lots of people a friend of mine commented who hadn't been down there in awhile how many people were there. Laffa was a great little place, while I didn't eat just drank it seemed to have happy customers walking out after dinner..gonna try it, maybe this evening!

The wife and I went on Saturday night.

It was really good.  We tried the shwarma (sp?), along with the sampler that included tabouli, hummus, etc.  Everything was great.

But the standout was the desert... we had the "Turkish delight" which was out of this world.  It was some kind of homemade cherry ice cream with crushed nuts and a cinnamon sauce.  Amazing.

Opened just a little too late to use the promotion "Give your valentine a turkish delight"

Coming soon.

This won't be funny to 95% of you
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I just use root and no mess with sudo.

Guess I'm in the 5 percent.

Don't know how to make a sandwich?
apt-get install sandwich

I don't find it funny and I grok the joke

(http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/snapple.jpg)

Or better yet..

yum install sandwich

For the RedHat users of course.

+1

Might as well be the joke about the condom.

It's over my head.