05/30/2026
Have you tried the new pistachio cinnamon rolls yet?! Topped with kataifti, white chocolate, halva and lime icing
Shuka is a Mediterranean restaurant located on Macdougal Street, serving up the bold and dynamic flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean with Executive Chef Ayesha Nurdjaja at the helm. With a commitment to sourcing local and supporting Northeast farms, Shuka's menu offers a wide variety of mezze, kebabs, small plates and more. Whether you're looking for everyday bites or celebrating a special occasion, Shuka is the perfect spot to gather friends and family. The bright, colorful and relaxed atmosphere coupled with excellent curated wines by Richard Luftig makes it an ideal place for casual dining.
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38 MacDougal Street
New York, NY
10012
Directions to the Mediterranean restaurant on Macdougal Street:
Public transport: Take the subway to West 4th St-Washington Sq station. Walk towards Macdougal St and turn right. Walk for about two blocks until you reach the restaurant.
Driving/parking: From Brooklyn/Queens, take I-278 W/Holland Tunnel and exit onto Hudson St. Turn right on Houston St and left onto Macdougal St. From Manhattan, New Jersey, or Upstate New York, take the Holland Tunnel and exit onto Hudson St. Turn right on Houston St and left onto Macdougal St. Parking can be difficult in this area so it is recommended to use a paid parking garage nearby.
| Monday | 12pm - 11pm |
| Tuesday | 12pm - 11pm |
| Wednesday | 12pm - 11pm |
| Thursday | 12pm - 11pm |
| Friday | 12pm - 11pm |
| Saturday | 10:30am - 11pm |
| Sunday | 10:30am - 10pm |
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Mediterranean restaurants are known for their vibrant and flavorful cuisine, and Shuka on Macdougal Street in New York City is no exception. This Soho gem offers a dynamic menu featuring the provocative flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean, with Executive Chef Ayesha Nurdjaja at the helm. Ayesha's extensive culinary background, including training with Lydia Bastianich at Felidia and Missy Robbins at A Voce, has allowed her to create a menu that is both innovative and authentic.
Shuka's bright and colorful atmosphere makes it the perfect spot to gather with friends and family to share mezze, kebabs, small plates, and more. The full bar offers craft beers on tap and an excellent wine selection curated by Richard Luftig. Whether you're looking for an everyday bite or a special occasion celebration, Shuka is sure to impress. With its casual yet fun vibe, this new Eastern Mediterranean restaurant is definitely worth checking out.