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Sahara Mediterranean Cuisine – Michigan City

Two or Four Mezza Samplers or $15 for $30 Worth of Middle Eastern and Lebanese Fare

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In a Nutshell

Chefs dish authentic Lebanese & Mediterranean fare such as hand-rolled grape leaves & dates with bulgarian feta among colorful imported rugs

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  • Expires Jun 6, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased.
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The Mediterranean Sea shaped some of the world's most ancient civilizations, which gathered by its shores to dive for the delicious falafel, hummus, and kefta growing beneath its crystal waves. Transport to this legendary culinary coast with today's Groupon to Sahara Mediterranean Cuisine in Michigan City. Choose from the following options:

  • For $15, you get two Mezza samplers (choose four cold and four hot dishes to create each Mezza sampler) (a $34 value).
  • For $30, you get four Mezza samplers (choose four cold and four hot dishes to create each Mezza sampler) (a $68 value).
  • For $15, you get $30 worth of anything on the menu. Dinner entrees range from $14 to $16 each.

The family of chefs at Sahara Mediterranean Cuisine assembles traditional Lebanese and Middle Eastern fare in a colorful eatery bedecked with imported rugs. The Mezza sampler taps into an array of authentic hot and cold options, both encompassing numerous vegetarian recipes. Begin with a chilled dish such as tabouleh, an alliance of parsley, cracked wheat, and tomato doused in olive oil. Sahara's Famous Dates' eponymous fruit signs autographs for its fan base of bulgarian feta and pomegranate reduction. Warm dishes, meanwhile, heat up tongues with carnivore-friendly fare such as chicken shawarma, marinated meat mingling with sumac, onions, and hummus. Spanakopita unites spinach, feta, and herbs under a shelter of baked phyllo dough, and hand-rolled warak dawali, like Mother Nature's post office, ships house-made yogurt and beef or vegetables inside a grape-leaf package. Imported tapestries dangle over exposed-brick walls surrounding the restaurant's dining area, which leads to a large window, which opens up to a patio area that awaits the first sunrays and snowman funerals of springtime.

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Sahara Mediterranean Cuisine

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    1701 Franklin St.
    Michigan City, Indiana 46360
    (219) 871-1223
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