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New York Eats now serving Halal street-cart food in Richardson
Most New York Eats platters come topped with fries. (Courtesy New York Eats)
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New York Eats opened Nov. 22 at 1801 N. Greenville Avenue, Ste. 100. The restaurant, which also has locations in Dallas and Arlington, serves Halal street-cart food, including gyros, chicken and falafel wraps, platters and burgers. 972-454-0738. www.newyorkeats.net
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