This hole-in-the-wall serves up miraculous falafel: freshly-made, tender, scooped with a real mold…read moreand fried to order. Spices are balanced and not overwhelming. Pita is thin, which allows all of the flavors to come through. Completely unexpected, given how many generic falafel places there are in the city, and this is completely gourmet stuff, without any fanfare.

Maroush is a tiny restaurant offering an affordable menu of casual Lebanese food. The Maroush…read morePlatter came with literally some of everything they offered: kofta (ground beef kebab), shish taouk (chicken kebab), makanik (Lebanese beef sausage), chicken shawarma carved from a rotating spit, fried vegetables (eggplant, cauliflower, zucchini, fries), falafel, halloumi, tabbouleh, grape leaves stuffed with rice, salad, pickles, hummus, toum, and spicy chili sauce, along with two rounds of pita. Everything was drizzled with tahini, which added an unctuous, earthy flavor to every bite, and while everything on the platter was delicious, I especially liked the flavors added by the toum and chili sauce. The seating here was extremely limited, but the value and the flavors of the food definitely made up for the lack of atmosphere!

I went four years ago when I visited and remembered loving it. Was not as impressed this time after…read moreseeking it out. The pita type bread on the shawarma sandwich is a bit oily and too many toppings for my liking that clashed a bit. Still great bang for your buck though.

Definitely not bad! I ordered the rice with chicken for an early Monday lunch. It came out after a…read moreminutes of waiting - a mound of steaming flavored rice with cooked chicken, some carrots, cauliflower, and broccoli, and generous sides of salad. However, they forgot to give me my bread (which the menu said came with the meal), but I wasn't super bothered by it since the portions were so huge. I would definitely go back for a second meal!

2.50 Euro for a Shawarma? Definitely the cheapest I've ever paid the Moroccan chicken/veggie wrap…read more Little that I know... you get what you pay for. Pretty flavorless, and the bread was not even warm. Pretty much a no-go for a Shawarma. On the other hand, you can't beat their prices. I recommend going for a "Teller" (plate) instead, the portions are bigger and you'll pay around 6 Euro. The crowd can be questionable here, likely due to the fact that Goerlitzer Park is closeby. If you want better quality and a nicer environment try out nearby Baraka, otherwise this place will do.

This is the neighborhood spot. Day and night, it's busy for a reason. Food is delicious and…read moreaffordable. Might be hard to find a seat but not impossible.

Azzam is a popular spot for mainly Lebanese food, serving all the popular items (Halloumi, Falafel,…read moreShawarma, you name it). Ordering is simple - you walk up to the counter, order your plate, pay, and wait till it's prepared. We've tried the Halloumi-Falafel plate which came with 6 (!) falafel balls, a good amount of hummus, pickled vegetables, and bread+yogurt dip upfront. For 5 Euro - that's something you can't beat. The place was packed indoors/outdoors around lunch time, make sure to get here early.

Great place, fresh made good quality food. Beside meat many vegetarian options. During summer many…read moretables outside.

This is a take-away, not a restaurant. The food was good and the people nice, but this is not what…read morewe wanted. It should be clearer in the description....

One of the best shawarma places in Berlin, it was so delicious and pricey, I highly recommend.read more

8€ for a vegetarian plate is a fair price. We have had better falafel elsewhere but it was nicely…read morefried and very cross from the outside. The garlic sauce was great! And everything else was average ok. Not outstanding but also not bad. There are better spots in Berlin for sure. The service ... there is no service lol. It's all about go in, eat and leave. As native berliner I guess all the good ratings come from the fact that this is a pretty touristy spot and got a lot of online attention to get that hyped. Taste wise, it's not worth just coming for this spot!

Not sure about the hype. There are lots of people standing in line so we tried this place…read more What was not good: 1) We ordered 4 falafel balls for 1€. We ate one and threw the rest away. Why? Cause the falafels were terrible. They are completely oversalted (I eat pretty damn salty) and they were greasy af 2) inside this food stand it's incredible dirty. The server also doesn't give a shit or makes a secret of it as he cleans stuff, takes your money and grabs the falafel with the same unwashed hands 3) We wanted to pay with coins and he said he doesn't take low values coins. lol! 4) since it's cheap the quality is accordingly. What was good of at all: 4 falafel for 1€ is cheap. maybe that's the reason people go here? My advice: there are so many better falafel spots. If you are on a budget. Ok give it a try but if that's not the case. Skip this place

Solid falafel that is extremely fresh and delicious. The sauces and ingredients complimented each…read moreother well. Highly recommend taking a trip to this spot if you like falafel.

Best falafel in town for almost twenty years. The hummus is to die for. Definitely made with loveread more

Amazing falafel, really kind owner and at a great price!!! I came here because some reviews said it…read morewas the best falafel in Berlin and I am here to confirm this. Seriously, the owner was super kind, he offered to take pictures of us and gave us free dessert. The food was fast served up, portions were really filling and really delicious. All in all, this is a destination that's a must-go in Berlin!

I grew up in the middle east, and I absolutely love Hummus. I have eaten Hummus in so many…read moredifferent places, both in Berlin and back home, and I swear that this is the world's best Hummus. I have taken many people to eat there with me and so many of my friends agree, both Middle Easterners as well as Europeans and Americans. I go there almost every week, sometimes twice or three times. Ask for a plate of Ful, it's a warm stew of whole and mashed chick peas mixed with Tahini and Fava beans. the default plwte of ful is mixed with Yoghurt, so if you're a Vegan like me- ask for "Ful Nabati" and they'll know that you want it without the Yoghurt, and it's still F*cking amazing. 5 Stars. Also try their freshly baked Flatbread, with Za'atar (Arabic mix of thyme, sesame and spices), and you can also get them with Tomato and onion, or with cheese or meat. The staff is really nice, the manager is the chef and his two brothers will bake the fresh and delicious Flatbread right in front of your eyes.

Unpretentious, authentic and non-hipstery Lebanese place in Sonnenallee. We came here for some…read morebrunch and ordered the Fatteh, the hummus and two thyme-pizzas (zataar flatbread), the fatteh was amazing especially with the crispy bread-chips on top and the hummus was good as well although not the best one I ever had. They only have a few items on the menu which is always a good sign. They make their "pizzas" fresh and they are just wonderful, you can also have them with cheese but I would definitely recommend thyme. The fatteh and hummus are served with a plate of cut up onions, pickles, tomatos, olives and mint, and they don't skimp, you get a full plate! You also get (packaged, not fresh) flat bread. For everything we opnly paid 12€ which is as cheap as it can get for some delicious food, with the plate of veggies and the bread included. Definitely recommend if you're in for a quick brunch or lunch, don't mind a super simple ambience and are tight on a budget. You will definitely leave with a full belly!