I needed a quick bite and was in the area so I came back to Bite. I got the soup/1/2 panini combo…read more($13.07). I got: - tomato soup: this was good but more watery than creamy. - 1/2 Black Forest ham panini: I asked for no jalapeños. This was good and hit the spot! I love Bite because the food is quality and great value!

New York has so many amazing eateries but also so many subpar ones. It's sometimes exhausting…read moretrying to find a quick bite on the go that also happens to be quality. Popped by Bite on a Sunday afternoon, ordered the eggplant panini ($13.34 after tax) thinking it would be delicious and quick and got an oily undercooked mess instead. You can't really undercook a panini since it's cooked food put into a press but you would at least expect the cheese to be melted after 6 minutes in the thing. The oil squirted everywhere and the cheese was practically cold. I gave up on the sandwich and tossed the rest in the trash regretting the money wasted.

The food here is great and John is very sweet and serves you well I highly recommend the Delancy…read morestreet location

Patacon Pisao NYC is a small 9 seat restaurant featuring excellent Venezuelan food. Originally…read moreestablished in 2005, they know how to do it right. Festive atmosphere and service is informative and polite. I recommend dropping in whenever you're in the L.E.S.

This takeout-only German-Turkish döner kebab spot at the north end of the East Village makes for an…read moreeasy and delicious meal. You order on the sidewalk via a kiosk and choose your protein (chicken, beef, or mixed), served as a wrap, sandwich, or in a box. I got the chicken box and of the three available sides (salad, yellow rice, fries) chose the rice and sides. The most delicious garlic cream sauce is drizzled over everything, though you can get extra sauce for $1 if you want more than just a drizzle. You can also get some spicy sauce for the same price, which does not come standard with the box. I didn't try the spicy stuff, but I would next time. The rice and the crunchy, shoestring-style spiced fries were great, but of course the biggest star of the box was the ridiculously tender chicken. It reminded me of halal street meat, but it's maybe even juicier and more succulent. Minor notes: The chicken was slightly, just slightly, over salted. Don't wait too long to eat the fries, which lose their luster pretty fast (as fries tend to do).

We placed two orders. Since we weren't very hungry, we just wanted to try it. We ordered two döner…read moresandwiches, and we politely asked both verbally and through the ordering system for each döner to be cut in half with a knife. When the döners arrived, they were not cut. We kindly asked again, but they told us it was a rule and that they couldn't do it. Honestly, I have never heard of such a ridiculous rule in my life. The customer service and overall service quality were absolutely zero.

PROS: Very nice place that's clean, has a large menu variety, good prices, nice staff, and good…read moretasting food CONS: It's cramped inside so there's nowhere to sit OVERALL: I definitely recommend coming here for halal food. As long as you take the food on the go

I ordered a group order through UberEats and they messed up my order. I wanted chicken over rice…read morewith white sauce and salad and hummus, but instead I got chicken over rice with hot sauce and two servings of salad. It was a completely different order and I was unable to eat it because I can't eat spicy, so I called them and the girl on the phone was actually really nice and accommodating. She felt really bad and she really wanted to make sure I get my food. I ended up having to place a second delivery order and she hooked me up with more sides so I really appreciated that. Besides that incident, I've had halal munchies at other locations before as well. They give a lot of food and price is reasonable. As far as taste, it's not super amazing but decent enough to satisfy my halal food craving whenever I have it.

The Hummus & Pita was very delicious I try the lamb gyro on a plain pita…read more Everything was fresh and well seasoned. Outside seating available an indoor seating. 10/10 highly recommend Excellent service from Stephanie.

Hummus & Pita was Amazing!! My first time there and I was ready to return before I even left the…read morerestaurant. The food was very fresh and delicious.Mediterranean cuisine and could tell they put a lot of time and love into the preparation. I started with their homemade pita that was amazing in taste and texture.I decided to fill with my own likings. They have a good amount of healthy and also vegan and gluten free selections to choose from also. I had large chunks of marinated chicken breast that was so flavorful ,best Baba Ghanoush(eggplant like dip),grilled veggies ,feta and tziki sauce. The food was so good that I seen the manager and went over to him to let him know that the food was Amazing !! I was with someone and had a taste of his and it was so tasty!! He was very , very nice and could tell he values his customers and restaurant. He explained everything is homemade every morning and through the day. Service was good. Ambiance was good. Very clean and ample seating. I will be back real soon!

Food was ok...there was only one cook making the food so there was a delay. I got the loaded kofta…read moreplatter. Don't think I'll be going back, the place needs to be tidy up. It's not very appealing and so is the kitchen.

Frangos Peri Peri is a mini Portuguese chain specializing in said African-Portuguese dish. The most…read morewell known chain for this spot is Nando's with a few in DC but there's none of them here. There's a a couple of these spots with the original one being in Middle Village (in queens) but there's also a few other locations as well. I went here with one of my less common groups to sample some of the tasty food here. The head was ordering for us as he had a mild/moderate spice tolerance so we stuck with the less heat focused options but it was still tasty. The service was alright being pretty friendly but not with the best English. I presume the guy spoke Portuguese or something similar. The drink selection has a good soda fountain with more unique options than most. We started with the hummus listed as hummus with a drizzle of peri peri sauce and served with nachos or pita bread. We got it with pita and it was fine. The hummus had a fun spice kick from the peri peri but had some of the creaminess you'd associate with a hummus. I presume they don't make in house but the peri peri was a nice touch. We got two of the Whole Grilled Chickens, Lamb Chops, and the Beef Bites as the main. The former was with a mix of mild and the garlic and herb. The chicken was pretty sauce and quite tasty. A bit of heat but not much as expected but they did have some sauces on the table which helped kicked it up a bit. The lamb chops we got with mango and lime. You couldn't taste the lamb much from the sweet sauce but it was tender and tasty. Pretty solid but tiny chops for the price. If you're looking for something more substantial based on price, the beef bites with flame grilled bite size beef served with rice & salad or fries was probably the most filling. We got the lemon & herb for the beef and the beef could have been a bit more tender but it still had a tasty sauce. For sides, the Grilled Cauliflower was probably the best of the group also having some peri peri on it. The Seasoned Fries were also very tasty with a tiny kick. The Coleslaw was luckily not that watery but lacked a bit of flavor and the Spicy Rice wasn't that spiced and the salad was standard with a creamy dressing. It's hard to rate this spot. The chicken was solid and the food overall was pretty tasty but I find the prices a tad high for just about everything with especially the sides being overpriced for the sizes. Still solid though and I can see why it's liked by a lot of people. Mid 3?

Berlin Doener is good and will appeal to many people. I hay been on the search for the Doener as…read morethey serve in various German cities, usually in the areas populated by the Turkish population and other people of Middle Eastern origin in those cities. Colloquially they become known as Arabisches Gyros and are served up with the spice level turned up. I have not been able to find this in the US and still have not; though, they give it the effort at Berlin Doener. I was passing by Berlin Doener one evening and almost kept walking, given I have not been able to find the Doener served up the way they do in Germany. However, I walked in and the two guys working there were as gracious as they could be. They offered me a sample of the lamb and it was like so many other places in the US, but they said they had a spicy sauce and I could see the shredded lettuce, sliced tomatoes, onions, pickles and pickled red cabbage or radishes. So I opted for the Doener bowl to go and ate it at hit. They gave me an extra to go ramekin of their spicy sauce, along with their white sauce. They shaved the lamb and placed it one container and put the veggies in the other container. They gave me a quarter of the bread round, which is similar to pita, but thicker and fluffier. It warms up nicely when you sprinkle it with water, wrap it up again in its aluminum foil, and warm it in the oven along with the lamb. The lamb is very tender, but not spicy. I needed every bit of the spicy sauce to boost the flavor, but it did not hit me the way I have experienced, but it was a good attempt. They have great service at Berlin Doener and most people who have not had the Doener and Arabisches Gyros in Germany will not know the difference. 3.4 stars

Just when I was starting to miss Berlin, this came out of nowhere. Absolutely filling. Didn't…read morereally need the fries. Quick, easy and clean. One man running the ship and he's a beast. Small place considering everything around it expensive and fancy. Sometimes you dont need all that extra shit. Good price. Got me full. Suggestion, bring your own drink it's cheaper that way.

This place is quite amazing. Super fresh food! We found this randomly while running errands in the…read moresoho area. I'm vegetarian so I can always find good options at a middle eastern place. I had the falafel sandwich with added cabbage. I got an arugula salad on the side. Falafels were nice and crunchy, pita was so thick and delicious, the cabbage added a nice crunch. Added tahini and hot sauce and their hot sauce is hot! Partner got the 4 choice plate with chicken shawarma, hummus, falafel and cauliflower. His favorite is the chicken and cauliflower. Place is small, but def worth it to eat in. Been here twice and will continue to come back!

A great cheap and quick whole in the wall (ish) lunch spot! My friends and I stopped by here on a…read moreFriday around 3pm, a few minutes away from the A train canal street stop. There are three small little tables for 2 inside the restaurant but it can get a bit cramped really fast with people coming in and out to order so I would order to go. They have lots of choices to select from and are well known for the falafel (which I need to come back and try). My friends both ordered chicken sandwiches and I ordered a chicken rice bowl. The food came out within 5 mins, and was delicious. The rice bowl comes with many options for salads on the side and I wish I tried the taziki or something more unique. Would strongly recommend getting the delightful hot sauce on your sandwich or bowl. It was a much smaller quantity I was expecting for an order that came out to be 15 dollars after tax. Even the sandwiches did not look to be too large. While the flavor is much better than your typical halal cart food truck, I do feel like the quantity of the typical nyc food truck is normally much larger. Otherwise, great spot. I do look forward to trying the falafel in the future. Fun fact all falafel dishes are 10% off on Fridays for lunch,