Formerly located on the pavement in front of its proprietor’s Bedford-Stuyvesant apartment, Little Armenia Cafe at last has a place of its own in Greenpoint.
So, in 2021, he began operating a takeout stand from his abode above Hancock Street — and it was a hit.
He expanded to the curb in front of his building — plastering a handwritten flier onto a lamppost by way of signage, setting up covered tables with a mishmash of chairs and serving a $20 prix-fixe menu, plus daily specials and complimentary hors d’oeuvres.Inside Little Armenia Cafe’s new Greenpoint location.A shrimp ceviche prepared by El-Rawi for the street-side version of Little Armenia.
A series of thwarted near-closings with borough landlords proved disheartening, but now, more than two years since he first began slinging spinach pie and ceviche from his stoop, El-Rawi says Cafe Little Armenia is finally ready to open at its new 1035 Manhattan Ave. home early next month.A handwritten sign advertising Little Armenia’s initial location on El-Rawi’s block.Courtesy Ararat El-Rawi
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