Food was miserable here. The portions are huge, no way one person can finish it but quality was so…read morebad. Only came here after seeing yelp reviews, but leaving super disappointed

Whether you are vegan or not, they do a great falafel platter among other meat dishes. The falafel…read moreis a bit spiced w herbs, fluffy inside, and crispy outside. The food is also very reasonably priced for the portions. It's a great spot for lunch or take out. We had the falafel platter, half rotisserie chicken, and lamb kebabs.

The person who helped me was very nice. They don't seem to speak English very much, which is fine,…read morebut I was able to figure out what to do. I don't remember which one I got, but it was very lackluster for me. I probably wouldn't return. I hope your experience is better!

This corner stand was a block from where we were staying and every time we walked by we were…read moreenticed by the great aromas wafting onto the street. Finally one evening we decided to stop and order and bring it back to the apartment we were renting for an early dinner. We both got the mix (chicken and lamb) - one was on what was more of a tortilla and the other sort of a pita/sandwich. Even though they were basically the same I liked the pita format better. In the end I wondered if I would have like just a lamb version versus a mix. Nonetheless it was super tasty and a good value. Actually some onion would have made it better. Highly recommended - we were lucky when we stopped there was not the long line we had seen at other times of the day.

We were caught out by the rain (and a thunderstorm!) in the park, so we ran for cover to the…read moreunderground. We wanted some quick food and went into this vegan hotdog place - and it's really REALLY good! It's simple but delicious, you can have things like curry sauce put onto it, making it rather like a currywurst encased in bread. The lady who was there when we came in was very friendly, spoke very good English (which is a super bonus because we speak very not good German), and was happy to have a chat! You know what? 5 stars!

The most awful falafel and the most awful hot dog and the most awful fries. I don't recommend it at…read moreall. The waiter was also really really unfriendly and not very clean. Seems like a couple of years ago it was getting good reviews. Must have changed drastically in ingredients and workers.

Stopped here to get some breakfast after walking around the area. We ordered two egg dishes from…read morethe menu. They were fairly good. The bread that came with them was delicious. The service was ok, it was difficult to find someone to get the check from, which I'm finding is common here in Vienna. The food was edible, the service was ok. All in all may go back to try something else but it isn't at the top of my list.

Hello, my friend and…read moreI went there today and we ordered food. This time the server brought me a dish, which didn't look or taste like the dish I ordered. I always order the same dish, so I was surprised and really annoyed. After asking the server why my food taste and looks different then usual, his answer was it is the dish you ordered - it could be that the cook made his own version today. Like WTF!! I got served left overs thrown in a pot with a lot of disgusting oil and one couldn't even recognize the couple veggies in there. Our server made my friend and me feel like we are a lot of work to deal with and the atmosphere was just off. Even though the restaurant endorsed non-smooking, there was a guy next to our table who fucking smoked the whole time and the server said nothing!! Each time we ordered more food, because we were really hungry - our server got more and more annoyed with us!! I mean, I am sorry that I am leaving my money here??!!! I did understand the language our server spoke, so each time he made a nasty comment in his language about us - I understood it!! Which was really disturbing. Visiting this restaurant was an unpleasant experience for us, which is really sad because we love turkish cuisine.

On the second level of the train station. Quieter area with seating or take away. Was an okay place…read morefor lunch. I'm spoiled from food in Los Angeles. FOOD Falafel Pita Sandwich (3.5 stars): Moist falafel but not much flavor. The Pita was nice and fluffy though! Lamb Chops (3 stars): Vegetables it came with had a weird olive oil sauce. Chewy lamb chops, not really moist. They made the sandwich right away and by the time I was done they brought out the lamb chops. They should have waited so we could have eaten at the same time. Also no credit card, cash only!

Cohen's is a casual Middle Eastern restaurant located in the Wien Hauptbahnhof and offers the…read moreperfect opportunity for travellers on the go to get a quick, healthy, yet filling meal. On my visit, the service staff was friendly and welcoming, and I tried the Shawarma-Laffa wrap and the Sabich dish. The Shawarma-Laffa was made of chicken and also contained vegetables and sauce inside a perfectly chewy wrap. While the flavors were a little bit mild, this was a great meal on the go. The Sabich plate had a base of hummus and also contained falafel, eggplant, egg, Israeli salad (cucumber and tomato), and tahini sauce. Again, the flavors of this dish were a little bit mild, but made for a delicious, healthy meal. The dish was also served with warm, fluffy pita bread on the side, which was perfect for dipping into the hummus.

Yum! I had the falafel platter that came with 4 different hummuses, a cabbage and lettuce salad,…read moreand some kind of eggplant salad. The plate was huge, and so filling I don't think I need to eat dinner tonight. Pita bread was extra, .90 euro per person. The plattter was 12 something. There is a sign on the door that says they take American Express cards, but they don't. It is cash only. Arg!!! There's a few tables inside, or you can take food to go. Some of the olives and other side dishes looked amazing. I would definitely be back if I lived nearby.

When you want a tasty bite to eat for lunch or a Jause (snack), head to the Naschmarkt and Dr…read more Falafel. Dr. Falafel serves up one of the best falafel sandwiches I have ever eaten. Order it with "Alles" (the works) and if you are like me "Scharf" (spicy) and you will have a delicious and filling lunch. It can get a little messy eating this Middle Eastern concoction so make sure to get a few serviettes.

Food is great and the prices are reasonable to quality, Delecious Egyptian dishes , Grab a bite !read more

Delicious, decent prices, friendly staff. I'm glad they are located next to the campus because this…read moreis the place to go for a quick lunch. Sometimes you might have to wait a bit for the food, but it is definitely worth the wait. There are a few seats inside (mostly all taken...) as well as some more outside during the warm season - it's a pleasure to eat dinner here outside on warm spring evenings after my classes. I find it interesting that they usually don't expect you to pay right away - they want you to first enjoy the meal and then come back to pay. One of the guys told me that it's because in case I didn't like it I wouldn't have to pay. I'm not really sure if he meant it but they really do care whether you like their food. I think they simply want to make it seem more like a restaurant where you pay at the end and also I believe it is important for them to have the connection to their customers and ask whether everything was OK.

This was near the hotel we were staying at and what a find this was! The food was beyond good and…read morethe portions were huge. We ordered the chicken burger, falafel burger and the schmarren. The burgers were both wrapped in a pita bread like bun and was a nice surprise to the burgers I normally get in an American bun. They also come with giant fries. The chicken burger was a piece of fried chicken with lettuce, and dressing. My sister enjoyed her falafel burger also. The schmarren was also a huge portion and it took us a day or two to finish as we were too full from the burgers. Great place to try, if you are near the area.

This is not a place for people in a hurry and without patience or for a quick meal. I had to wait…read morefor 20 minutes from Yelp check-in until my bottled beer was served. My food was served after 40 minutes (Spaghetti Bolognese). They have just opened, so maybe they need to learn how to run this place. They definitely need more than one waitress who also runs the bar. The pasta was good, but came without parmesan cheese. Overall the place is nice, lounge-like and has tables outside.

Essen 11/10, super freundlich. Wir kommen fix wieder und schon sehr bald!…read moreVegetarische Burger auf Vorbestellung.

Doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside you will find THE best Arabic Shawarma in…read moreVienna. Chicken Shawarma on week days and Lamb Shawarma on Sundays. Other Syrian Arabic fast food available as well - including delicious fried chicken platters or sandwiches called Crispy or Prosted. If you want an authentic taste from the streets of Damascus for a reasonable price, this is the place to go.

Little popular spot in the market . Variety of food ( even Korean fried chicken) desert was the…read morebomb. Expect delays on the service ..cash only ! Food was alright for the price tag .

Neni is in Naschmarkt which is a stretch of restaurants that have indoor seating and outdoor…read moreseating mixed with sporadically food vendors along the row of 3 lanes of restaurants but not like a typical farmer's market. Neni service was accommodating, prompt and courtesy. They inform you right away it is cash only. The menu needs to be replaces. Old and tattered. The English menus are on the flip side of the page. We ordered Jerusalem plate which consisted of grilled chicken with roasted bell peppers on a bed of hummus and a pita for 19€ and both me and my partner thought is was very good . The chicken was seasoned nicely, not too salty and the hummus was consistently creamy and the pita was thick and fluffy about a 1/2" thick Not traditionally what I have had before. The hayas popcorn falafel with soya tahini which was very tasty. The sauce was an interesting combination maybe a hint of mango but not positive and a tiny bit of heat with tahini. This sauce was like a dressing that would be delicious on a salad. The falafels were not huge, smaller than a golf ball, dark on the outside and not grainy. We definitely would go back if we are in Vienna again and try their shashuka which is only served earlier in the day