Bedouin Tent

The atmosphere is wonderful. The staff was attentive and kind and we really loved the food! We got the falafel platter and the green pitza- both were hits and we finished them completely. Had a Turkish coffee, which was mostly sludge halfway through so don’t recommend that as much, but the food and service is phenomenal.

The lentil soup is a must! I took one to do as well. The falafel plate flavor was okay. I enjoyed my fresh mint tea. The baklava desert was perfect. The waiters were attentive. This place is quiet on weekday for dinner.

I knew this place back when is was Pita. It's an okay spot now. The hummus was ok, not bad. However the "Chicken Sanwhich" I had was good, I would come back specifically for that. It really is more of a chicken wrap than a chicken sandwich. They flavors are pretty authentic.

Great food, fast service, nostalgic atmosphere. Tried a falafel sandwich and baklava. Both were delicious and full of flavor. Also, for tea lovers, their pure aromatic mint tea is worth trying.

Bedouin Tent – A Cozy Middle Eastern Gem on Atlantic Avenue Bedouin Tent is a charming, on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, well known for its comforting Middle Eastern cuisine and unexpectedly popular pizzas. It’s one of those neighborhood spots that feels authentic and welcoming, with a laid-back atmosphere that makes you want to linger. Atmosphere & Setting From the outside, the restaurant looks small and unassuming, with just a few tables in the main room and an open kitchen where you can see the cooks at work. The real surprise, however, is the backyard garden, which offers a much larger seating area. Decorated with vibrant Middle Eastern fabrics and colorful touches, it has an intimate, cozy feel that many diners love. Especially on warmer days. Service Guests are generally welcomed