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WORCESTER — A popular Worcester restaurant is expanding its hours, giving customers another option for weekday lunch.
El Basha announced that its Park Avenue location is now open for lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday.
"Same incredible food, same rich flavors, now available for a midday break," the restaurant said in announcing the new hours on social media.
The restaurant is located at 256 Park Ave. and serves Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine.
The addition of lunch marks a return of midday service to the Park Avenue location. El Basha had offered lunch there in previous years before operating primarily during dinner hours.
Customers can view El Basha's online ordering options here.
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