Here the second part of the story begins, following Gazala through a life in New York that starts in a Manhattan bakery where she finds work. (Bloom’s love of food and shrewd deployment of its ...

Until I went to Gazala Place I didn't know there was such a thing as Druse cooking. According to Gazala Halabi, owner of this cozy, pillow-strewn cafe, the Druse are a religious group living in ...

“NYC- If you can stop by Gazala’s on 81 & Amsterdam, please do!” she wrote. “I came to pay my respects after 12 children from the Druze community were killed by a Hezbollah rocket.” ...