Méli Mélo brings Haiti and Louisiana to Valley Stream

Posted Thursday, April 12, 2018 2:44 pm

Outside Méli Mélo at the restairant’s grand opening celebration were from left Lee Feinman , Debbi Gyulay, Darryl Granum Philysha, Judy and Patrick the owners, Valley Stream Mayor Ed Fare and Barbara DeGrace.

Courtesy Angela Shirian

Open for happy hour, brunch, dinner and drinks with live music and entertainment, Méli Mélo celebrated its grand opening on March 23. The restaurant at 153 Dubois Ave. (where Goldie’s was for years), in Valley Stream, serves a variety of foods that highlights a Creole cuisines from Louisiana and a taste of Haiti. Go to, www.melimelony.com for much more on the menu, catering and events. Free parking.

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