The cashier at Rewe told us that her uncle's Lebanese restaurant is the best in the area. We…read moretrusted her because her face lit up, so we headed over there. As soon as I walked in, I knew that I was going to order everything because it's all looks like home made. I had the okra with rice with vermicelli. It did not disappoint at all. The falafel was nice and crispy just like I like it. Oh crap I only have an hour left on the parking meter, and I want to order more. Oh well, this place is worth a parking ticket...

This place is just fantastic for Lebanese food. The prices are very reasonable and the quality is…read morevery good. Every time I order a schwarma I'm never disappointed. It's just great to have close by when I need a fix. If you go try not to go in peak business hours cause you might find a line. But the guys work quickly so it's never so long.

I found this place as I was searching for a place to have dinner and, was very keen to try it, as…read morethey served Persian cuisine. I have had a lot of Persian cuisine in the past and really enjoyed it, so I was keen to try this place out. If you did not know this place, you are not likely to find it. It's located in a quite residential street and there is nothing but apartments around here. It's away from the city centre and obviously popular with people in the area. The name Djadoo in Hindi means "magic" and I suspect the same in Persian, as they have their napkins with Alladins Magic Lamp under the logo ;-)) The place is reasonably big, yet cosy. The place was packed but they were kind enough to get us a table. Our waitress was really sweet and very friendly and was quite happy to make recommendations for us. The menu here is huge and has many classical Persian dishes and many North African dishes from Morocco and Tunisia with a bit of turkey thrown in. They have a varied wine list from Lebanese, Turkish, Moroccon, Tunisian, French and Israeli wine. They also have some classic Persian drinks like pomegranate juice and so on. We decided to have a mixed starter and some tagine for main. The food here is excellent and full of flavour. The lamb was simply amazing and it just fell of the bone and no knife was needed for it :-)) It is relatively mild and has lots of piquante, fruity, saffrony and other sweet spice flavours. Persian food is slightly more greasy and creamy, but tastes heavenly. The saffron rice pudding with the pomegranate sorbet for dessert was a hit and once again a recommendation from the waitress. I usually do this in a new place, ask the staff for recommendations and try a few things. Service was super good and despite it being full it was quick and friendly. I found out during my conversation with the waitress that the restaurant has been open for 3 years. I would come back here in a heartbeat. This is excellent Persian / Oriental / North African cuisine with beautiful flavours, good service and not too expensive. It's certainly not a cheap place to eat but the quality is excellent. If you want to try something out of the usual this is really a great place to try. Ask for some recommendation and enjoy your meal. I could not fault our experience here tonight.

The food is good but the waiters are incompetent, ignorant, absent and disrespectful. After…read morespilling a liter of ewe's milk over a costumer, the waiter did nothing but clean the chair. The costumers' clothes were completely soaked in milk forcing him to leave the restaurant and come back an hour later. In the meantime the waiters just served the food, which was of course cold when the costumer came back. Again no comment, no apologies, and the costumer had to insist for the food to be warmed up at least. Everything was put on the bill as if nothing had happened. I definitely won't go there again. It is not worth the food, there are other good Persian places.

On a bright and hot Sunday, I found this place at a time I was in desperate need of a meal and…read moreshade. This restaurant looked inviting and smelled heavenly, so I wandered inside. I seated myself at a table, and someone brought me a menu promptly. It was quite hefty, showing that this place had more options than what you could see at the grab and go counter in the front. It is all in German, so English speakers be prepared, but other than that it was easy to navigate and had many options for all palates. I ordered the falafel teller (plate) and a water, and while I was waiting and small basket of pita bread (very thin) was brought to my table. When my meal arrived, the falafel was very hot, obviously fried fresh, and the sesame dip was splendid with it. My simple side salad was also very refreshing, as I was still hot from exploring the castle ruins that morning. I highly recommend this place to anyone in Heidelberg. Whether you want a quick snack or a sit down meal, this place will have you covered. It is also very reasonably priced compared to everything around as well!

WOW. 5 Stars for a fabulous Lebanese restaurant that delivered on flavor, texture, authenticity,…read moreand location. I love visiting Heidelberg when I'm in Germany and walking through the streets imagining I am a college student at a gorgeous European campus of the oldest university in Germany. We saw this highly rated spot while walking along the cobblestone streets and decided to stop for food. We ordered the mixed plate which featured babaganoush, hummus, falafel (donut shaped), potatoes, eggplant, roasted cauliflower, salad, spinach pastry, and cheese pastry. When I tell you were could not stop raving about each and every aspect of this dish, I am not exaggerating. I legitimately think the people at the table next to us got annoyed at these overly animated Americans. I will dream about these donut-shaped falafels as there is nothing like them where I live (so so far away). We also opted for a glass of Lebanese dry white wine, which was super crisp and pleasant. Overall, a must-try when in Heidelberg. I wish I had been able to take some more to-go- especially since we saw that that they have convenient lunch-box style offerings for the college students.

Habibi Restaurant was within walking distance to my hotel in Frankfurt, and I'm partial to Lebanese…read morefood, so I decided to check it out and wasn't disappointed with this decision! Habibi is separated into two sections: a normal restaurant with table service (and slightly higher prices/different options) and a counter (imbiss) with a few indoor and outdoor tables. Given that the weather was nice and I mainly wanted the cold mezzo options, I opted to eat on the "counter" side and sit out. I had the Habibi vegetarischer Teller (9,00 €) with Kibbeh Mäklieh on the side (2,00 €). The tabboule and baba ghanouj were exceptional, and the other items on the Teller platter were great as well. The kibbe balls were good but not as good as kibbe I've had at other Lebanese restaurants. I don't know much about the Lebanese restaurant scene in Frankfurt, but Habibi seems like a great choice for people in or around Brückenviertel.

This is probably one of my favorite places in Wiesbaden. Lebanese food is so delicious and you…read morealways feel good after a meal. We had the #2 grill option and while it was a bit pricey the food was incredibly fresh and flavorful. I would definitely come again and highly recommend this to anyone. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. They also spoke English which was a plus! Give this place a try!

Menu is in German and English and there are staff members who speak English. The food was fresh and…read moregreat flavor. The lamb kebab meat was absolutely delicious - great flavor, great quality of meat, and perfectly cooked. I would come back to try more things.

I went for Halloumi and Tabule. Perfect Tabule. freshly made and prepared for us. It tasted like…read morebiting in a waterfall. Yes a waterfall! Tasted so fresh and clean and you feel refreshed an not filled. Ok, that is a general thing with Tabule, but you need to buy the good Petersilie to get this taste. My wife's platter (Teller) with hummus and beefloafes wer perfectly spiced. The sauce was a bit too spicy but that is fine. The feeling of an Imbiss/streetfood is gone quickly. It is one of the good cases where a new restaurant makes a difference. This was put as a must go place for our trips to Nordwestzentrum.