The Halal Guys first came to the streets of New York City in 1990, when the three founders opened up a hot-dog cart in Midtown. They realized there was a demand from Muslim cab drivers looking for a ...

The scene: Long before food trucks became a hot thing, New York had street carts for food vendors. From such humble beginnings, with a single cart at 53rd Street and Sixth Avenue nearly three decades ...

The Halal Guys has its grand opening in Boston at 137 Stuart St. Friday morning, offering free giveaways to the first thousand people at the door. PHOTO BY VIGUNTHAAN THARMARAJAH/ DAILY FREE PRESS ...

There has been a lot of buzz surrounding the 53rd and 6th Halal Cart, otherwise known as the Halal Guys. (Halal is derived from the Arabic word for lawful or permissible). There’s absolutely no way of ...

Enjoy 'The Halal Guys Chicken Wings' as part of a hot lineup of menu items and stay tuned for a free side of fries with your order to celebrate National French Fry Day on July 12 th! "This summer, we ...

You may have heard of this iconic Halal food cart, but do you know where it was originally located? Discover which street ...

The Halal Guys has cooked up authentic beef, chicken and falafel on the streets of Manhattan since 1990. After being ingrained in New York City culture, the brand is proud to announce its partnership ...

The Halal Guys has an impressive origin story that spans three decades. The American food chain began as your average Manhattan hot dog cart in 1990, founded by three Egyptian immigrants: Abdelbaset ...

Founded in 1990, The Halal Guys started out as a collection of street carts selling authentic halal food including falafel sandwiches and chicken-and-gyro platters in New York City. A fast-casual ...