This place absolutely blew my mind as an American. The falafel was packed full of hummus and…read moreveggies and freshly made falafel. I paid 3 euros for one of the best falafel wraps I have ever had. In NYC you would pay 6 bucks for falafel from carts and it would be no where close to this in quality or volume of food. This place is probably the best three dollars I have spent in my entire life I almost cried while eating it.

This is the newest edition of what seems to be an ever-revolving restaurant location. I've not been…read moreto any of the previous spots but this one is great and I hope it stays. I like that they cook the meat/cheese/falafel to order so everything is fresh. Yes it takes longer than shaving it off a spit but if you have 4 mins to spare this is awesome. Lots of flavor, and lots of toppings on the plates and in the roll-ups. Lettuce, cabbage, hummus, carrots, tabbouleh, lentils, potatoes, sauces, tomatoes, etc. First meal I had was the shwarma teller and second was the halloumi teller to which I added 2 merguez sausages. The only disappointing thing was the halloumi cheese was really thinly sliced and became dry and brittle in the deep frier. For the portions and variety the price is maybe a little too low - 4 euro for the small plates. The people working here are also really nice. I think we'll be back frequently since we live in the neighborhood!

We came to eat here on Christmas when most places were closed after a local recommendation. I have…read moreto say the food was absolutely phenomenal. Every dish a complete piece of artwork and absolutely delicious. We had the 10 piece appetizer plate and as my main entree I tried the lamb shank and I am not sorry I did. Some of the best lamb I have ever had in my life. Tender and delicate beyond belief. Every dish had such complex flavor even the simply side dish of rice that came with the Shrimp dish. I felt obligated to eat all of the rice that came with my girlfriends dinner after I was done with my meal because it was so good. The service was fantastic also very warm and kind all of the staff was amazing! What a great meal highly recommend! This place also has lots of phenomenal vegetarian options available. While I am not a vegetarian, my sister is and she can find lots of options here. Go eat here I cannot recommend enough but I would consider reservations as it was slammed busy when we got there!

I can highly recommend this restaurant - we have eaten heir twice and were impressed each time…read more Interesting menu, fresh ingredients and our food was delicious.

Pretty good little falafel place in the middle of the Altona Mercado. Boussi is actually a little…read morechain in Germany. If I remember correctly from my chat with the manager here (who speaks perfect English - he used to live in the UK) the chain was actually started in Berlin. Anyway, for a quick wrap or falafel plate, you can't go wrong with either of the ones I've visited (the other is in the Europa Passage mall in the centre of Hamburg).

Might be the best AND most affordable place to get some Falafel. The line gets long at any given…read moretime but it's worth it. It's right across from U-Bahn Sternschanze. A lot of veggie options

Very cheap and delicious fresh tasting food. The falafel isn't anything special but tastes among…read morethe best I've had in Hamburg. I ordered the "falafel box" which was pretty much a small sampler of all their vegetarian items on a small plate for 4€ (includes three falafel balls). Everything tasted fresh and very good - I was very happy with the meal for the cheap price. There's actually like 5+ falafel places right next to each other in this area. I've only tried Falafelstern and Kimo (the restaurant literally next door also serving falafel). I would definitely recommend Falafelstern over Kimo for better tasting falafel and sides.

Another welcomed addition on Osterstraße. This time a vegetarian only establishment serving mainly…read morefood i would classify as arabian/ middle eastern. From lots of falafel to halloumi. I recall seeing a veggie empanada on the menu; a bit skeptical on trying that one. I had the falafel teller. Its 5 pieces of falafel, vegetables, hummus and you can get pita bread if you like. The falafel was excellent. The hummus however definitely lacking and not too high on my list of hummus had. It did however work with the falafel but eating it with the bread wasn't satisfying. Definitely come for the falafel though. 7 euros for this is a pretty damn good deal

From the owner: orientalisch vegetarisch und veganread more

Very good donair, shish-kebab and other fare heavy on the meats (plus the typical options like…read morefalafel and salads). Spotlessly clean, spacious and warm, dine-in or take-out. Will be back for more. :)

Delicious falafel in Fladenbrot here. I had falafel in other parts of Hamburg and I think these are…read morecloser to the falafels i am used to in Seattle (for whatever that is worth) I guess falafels are different everywhere but I felt this place was traditional falafels in traditional German Fladenbrot. Take it as you will..

I ordered the falafel-teller platter, which came with five falafel balls, humus, tzatziki sauce,…read moreand two vegetable sides. I chose cauliflower and chickpeas. The portions were very generous, so I was definitely full after finishing my meal. The cauliflower was my favorite part of the dish; it was spectacular, and I would definitely order this as a side if you come here. The falafel was good but not excellent -- I really enjoyed the texture (very soft yet crispy outside), but I didn't think it tasted as great as other falafel I've had (it was still yummy, though, don't get me wrong). Chickpeas aren't my favorite, so I don't know why I ordered this side, and I thought they were decent but not amazing (I enjoyed the tomato sauce). The tzatziki sauce was excellent (very flavorful), and I really enjoyed this along with the humus, which tasted great as a dip for the pita and falafel. The staff was very accommodating, and I liked the setup of the (small) restaurant quite a bit, with a variety of seating arrangements including lower couch-side seats. Overall, this restaurant had excellent service, atmosphere, and food, so I would highly recommend eating here. Although the falafel wasn't excellent, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and also saw some other great looking dishes around (including a fried empanada). I will be back here for sure.

Azeitona's charm comes from its rundown but cozy establishment. Great place to eat really cheap and…read morereally good food. I had the mezze for 2 and It was wonderful. My personal favorite: their hummus! The place is perfect to hang out with friends, but it's not that big...so don't plan your next birthday party over there. On the downside, staff might have been very friendly but they were rather inattentive. Also, I had a pomegranate lassi which was not nice at all. It was small and way too sweet (taste was rather artificial). If you want to drink something opt for tea. Other than that, I can't wait to try another dish. Mucho love, D.

Absolutely delicious food, affordably prices, and incredible helpful staff! Without a doubt, this…read moreis my go to spot when I am in Hamburg! What I love most about the staff is that after a few visits, they started to remember my specific preferences!! I also love that the lines moves quickly, too! Authentic flavors and fresh made daily, do not miss out on wonderful hole in the wall. The vibe on the inside is great, too, should you arrive during lunch. I can't wait to return back.

After eating here twice and the restaurant next door (Falafelstern) twice, I'm not impressed by the…read moretaste of the food at Kimo, so I'd definitely recommend going next door for falafel instead. I've ordered the large falalplatter here twice, which for 5.50 euro comes with a large variety and decent quantity of food. The falafel is decent tasting, and five balls are included. There's also a basket provided with a few pieces of flat pita. Kimo does have more choices and a less fast-food feeling, but I'd still go to Falafelstern hands-down because I find the falafel and other ingredients much tastier.

From the owner: Das Bauwerk besteht in der jetzigen Form seit 1759 mit einem…read moreAnbau von 1898. Der Hof wurde bereits 1937 unter Denkmalschutz gestellt und bis in die 50er Jahre hinein noch bewirtschaftet; bis Anfang der 60er Jahre grasten noch die Tiere der Bauernfamilie Röper auf den umliegenden Weiden. Danach stand das Haus lange leer und verfiel zusehends. Der Gewerbeteil wurde zunächst von einem Gemüsehändler und später zu Lagerzwecken genutzt. Zwischen 1983 und 1988 wurde das Gebäude umfangreich saniert und der Dach (Heu-) boden ausgebaut. 1990 erhielt das Haus den erstmals vergebenen Preis der Patriotischen Gesellschaft für besondere Leistungen in der Denkmalpflege. 1992 bis 1996 wurde in den Bauernstuben ein Café betrieben. Im Sommer 1997 erfolgte eine weitere Sanierung und Renovierung des Gebäudes. Seit September 1997 beherbergt der RÖPERHOF das nach Ihm benannte Restaurant und Café.