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Mediterranean street food served fast and fresh at Chelsea Market

2025-10-21

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Miznon is the first U.S. location of this international chain which is known for turning street food into an art form.

From their world-famous pita sandwiches to the folded cheeseburger created just for New York, this is Mediterranean cuisine with serious energy.

You can find Miznon at Chelsea Market on West 15th Street in Manhattan.

For more information please visit: https://www.miznonusa.com/

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