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Front of La Baraka restaurant decorated with "Happy New Year" banner and lights. Two stained glass windows flank the entrance. An "A" rating and "Open" sign are on the door. Plants are on either side of the entrance. Nighttime setting.
A cozy restaurant dining room with long tables set for a meal, featuring white tablecloths, red napkins, wooden chairs, string lights, and walls decorated with framed art and various hanging plants.
A plate with sliced steak, broccoli, carrot sticks, and a mound of seasoned rice, garnished with herbs. A small pot of creamy sauce sits on a separate plate in the background.
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La Baraka

place255-09 Northern Blvd., Queens, NY, 11362
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Description

La Baraka is a local destination for the best French dining experience...with a touch of North Africa. The Little Neck, Queens institution gained food lovers' attention by being one of the first in the 1970s to introduce couscous, the signature dish of North African cuisine.

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255-09 Northern Blvd. Queens, NY, 11362

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(718) 428-1461

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Features

Accessibilité
En gros caractères
Accessibilité aux fauteuils roulants
Propriété
Propriétaire féminin
Propriété latino
Cuisine
Française
Coût
$$$$

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