Sababa's Israeli food has its roots in both Jewish and Arab cuisine. The cuisine of Sababa exemplifies the true melting pot that is Israel. Israeli food encompasses the traditions of over a hundred vultures that have been in Israel and in Palestine, or moved from the Diaspora to modern-day Israel. There are foods from Bulgaria, Romania, North Africa, Yemen, Ethiopia, Georgia, the Balkans, Lebanon, Syria, Cyprus and Turkey.
Sababa can be reached by using the D70 bus or by Metro's Red Line - Cleveland Park Exit. There is street parking in the neighborhood.
Host: Barbara Heffernan
Attendance: If you have signed up to attend the lunch and find you are no longer available, please email or call the office (202-935-6060) to let us know so we can offer your space to another person.
NNV Full Members: If you would like to request a ride to the lunch, please mention that you need a ride when you register for the lunch or call the office at (202) 935-6060 to request a ride at least three days in advance.
Accessibility: Easy access, no stairs.
To ensure that no one is left out of our Village programs because of their financial circumstances, full members whose membership fee is waived who would like to participate in any of the lunches, but would find it a financial hardship to do so, should contact the office at [email protected] or 202-935-6060.
