When in Bath, Chai Walla is a must! This walk-up Indian storefront serves up bold, flavorful food…read morethat's perfect for a casual bite. There's a nearby park with plenty of seating, making it easy to enjoy your takeaway in a relaxed setting. We tried the falafel wrap and samosas (not pictured), and the salad curry box was especially delicious and generous in portion. It hit the perfect balance of sweet, savory, and just the right amount of spice. The owner is kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. We'll definitely be back if we find ourselves in Bath again!

Take away window in Bath. It has a limited menu of Indian street food. I got the samosa chaat,…read morewhich is chopped samosa topped with a chickpea curry and salad, with some chili sauce and mango chutney. It was a very hearty portion and a bit spicy but so vey good!

Worked up an appetite after a day on a walking tour of the show Bridgerton set locations. This…read moreauthentic Moroccan restaurant rewarded us with an exceptional fresh meal. I had the very tasty and juicy tagine chicken. Wifey had the chicken skewers. Customer service was pleasing in spite of the large crowd that gathered. Nice family Moroccan style restaurant.

Sometimes an old trip calls you in the midst of a new one. When I heard there was a Moroccan…read morerestaurant in Bath, I thought about my foodie experiences in Morocco. I ordered a lamb tagine and salad. Both were excellent and I paired my tagine with couscous for lunch. The customer service was excellent and the decor of the restaurant is infused with Moroccan culture. Treat yourself!

Really good food and really nice guys work there. I had just landed from my flight and a 2hr Uber…read moredrive so I was starving. They were kind and walked me through the ordering process. I'm not in this city for long so I'm grateful these people left a nice impression.

One of St Nick's many little gems and a firm favourite for lunch!…read moreHuge portions of homemade salads, hummus, delicious dressings (make sure you have the chilli jam if you like things hot!) and of course the crowning glory-the tastiest, crunchiest falafel a in town-all for £4.50! Have them in a salad box or in a pitta and make sure you grab a free sample or two whilst you're in the queue!

We made online reservations for 7 and were warm-welcomed, sat immediately, and treated to a…read morewonderful pizza dinner for all. The problem lies with their online reservation system that, for now, is devious, so PAY ATTENTION: if you want the Green Park Brasserie you MUST reserve "indoor seating"; if you want Bath Pizza you have to reserve upstairs. These are two separate businesses that do not blend menus. Bath Pizza does not have a draught system in place. Please be aware of this when reserving! Again, great atmosphere, wonderful staff, excellent food... just could've done without this headache! Or at least a heads up on yelp :)

Tonite was pizza only nite but that turned out to be just fab! The place is really nice with two…read morepatios and inside dining. I chose inside and it was great. They have a nice pizza selection. I chose the American Hot which had jalapeños, chili beef, onions and pepperoni. It was excellent! The kick was nicely executed and flavorful. The crust was hand tossed and perfectly cooked. I paired it with a really nice Spanish white wine. Oh, make sure you get one of the dipping sauces. Got the Garlic Mayo.... Totally yummy! Such a great atmosphere here and the staff was friendly and responsive. If you're in Bath you need to stop in for sure!

You wouldn't know it from outside, but when you step into Falafel King on Cotham Hill, you're only…read more5 or 6 steps away from one of the most amazing dining experiences in Bristol. And it's not (just) the food that sets Falafel King apart. Walk down stairs and you'll find a hidden, middle eastern cavern of cushions, sequins and beautiful lighting that is like nothing else I've seen. The space is so nice and so well done you instantly forget that you're in Bristol. Just to the back of this room is a little Shisha Garden with pond and more cushions and bean bags. We came a couple of weeks ago and had some tea, then some food and then just chilled in the Shisha garden for an hour or so. It was so good! The food is incredibly fresh and the mint tea is so refreshing I could drink it all day. In fact, I found out that it wasn't actually tea, but a specific type of mint leaves, which makes me like it even more. I've eaten here a number of times and everything has been great. I particularly liked the mezze platter as it gives you the opportunity to sample lots of stuff. This would be such a great place for a different birthday or work party. It's definitely one of my favourite places in Bristol.

I was taken here on the recommendation of my girlfriend who suggested it for a quick bite to eat on…read moreSaturday lunchtime. To be honest I'm glad we did, I absolutely love middle eastern food and this place was perfect. Everything was freshly prepared, their falafels are absolutely amazing and the portion size was great, whilst being healthier than other restaurants. I went for a falafel laffa which costs roughly £4.50 but was absolutely huge, it comes with 6 falafel, hummus, all sorts of salad and then a choice of condiment on top (I went for garlic mayo) I would say I have a large appetite and this left me feeling full, not bad for £4.50! I took a photo of the same laffa with my girlfriend to give you an idea of size. Being slightly greedy I also bought some of the flapjack which is partially dipped in chocolate for £1. To my eyes it seems to be the chewy granola slices from Sainsbury's finest range dipped in some milk chocolate, a bit of a mark up but still a nice idea. Would definitely recommend the place, I'll be returning soon. If only I worked near it, I'd go there every lunch!

The mighty King has been ruling over the waterfront for around a decade now, surveying all he sees…read morefrom his bright green van, serving up healthy fare to his devoted disciples since way before all that not-wanting-to-eat-yourself-to-an-early-grave-because-Jamie-Oliver-reckons-it's-bad-idea became the norm. The reason for his success is obvious: the food is simple, delicious and comes in either big or really big portions. I still personally rue the loss of the fulle madamas from the menu, but the might falafel (with all the sauces) provides a worthy substitute and gives you all the energy you need to run the gauntlet that is the city centre's bars and clubs. Oh, and there's plenty of chilli sauce on hand for those are seeking a healthy kebab alternative. Fast food is dead - long live the King!

So AMAZING that we came twice in 24 hours…read more I remembered that running down after seminars to grab a falafel before we go shopping was a regular occurrence as university students; I just didn't remember just how damn good these falafels were. Sure, they are not as mealy or spiced as one might like it but it is fresh fried to perfection every time. Plenty of salad( "those girls do know how to stuff a pitta") and as much as you want of tahini, garlic mayo, mango pickle and chilli sauce. I just wished I knew how good falafels were when drunk as a student- I would have eaten way fewer kebabs!

Scrumptiously authentic Lebanese food, all homemade, served with a generous side of Middle Eastern…read morehospitality. This little gem does not look like much from the outside. But do not let the neon signage and fading photos deter you. Once inside we were given a warm welcome by the head chef/waiter/proud proprietor of the establishment himself. We had a groupon deal for a three course set meal and he diligently explained what we got with our deal. A mezze platter and anything we wanted for main & dessert. I mention this detail, because I have often felt like persona non grata when I have used a groupon at a restaurant, receiving substandard food and service and I think this open-armed attitude should be applauded. The mezze platter arrived to a round of oohs and ahhs from the table. It was pretty epic. The lovely owner enthusiastically explained all the dishes: homemade hummus, stuffed vine leaves, chicken wings, warm potato salad, falafel, flat bread and fattoush (a traditional salad of green leaves with soumak and fried bread). Each individual morsel was delightful, but for me the crisp coriander falafel and the zingy lemony fattoush were the stars of the show! For main I went for lamb toushrana, a sumptuous tagine with heart-achingly succulent lamb, apricots, dates & sultanas accompanied by (possibly the most perfectly cooked I have ever eaten) rice...heaven! Dave had lamb shawarma with (possibly slightly to his shame) chips. Which looked much less exciting to me, but he loved it. Thinking it could not get better. Dessert arrived. Crunchy gooey homemade baklava and Mahalabi (a panna cotta type dish made with rose water topped with pistachios). Stunning!

From the outside, I was not so impressed. It was cold, starting to rain and Affendi's window…read morereminded me of so many disappointing late night takeaways. I'm not sure why. However, little was I to know that my mouth and belly were both in for such a treat. We had the Cardamom tea (not strong enough for my liking) and mixed mezze to share, which was mouth wateringly delicious. Even the salad dressing was taste bud tingling, absolutely loved it. Between us we then went for Lamb Shawarma and Tourshana. I couldn't fault the lamb. Succulent and tasty to the end. Then came dessert, oh sweet dessert. Mahalabi and Baklava between us. We were very satisfied customers. Lebanese food definitely agrees with my mouth and belly. The owner/waiter was courteous and easy to chat to, throughout. He used to be an engineer and when the recession hit he set up Afendi. If his engineering is as good as his cooking I'd like to see some of his feats of engineering! Loved the Afendi logo, unfortunately the mugs aren't for sale!

Top notch Tagine in Cardiff? Why not! Mezza Luna came recommended by fellow Yelpers and was a…read moredelight. Wait staff and servers were charming and helpful, service was prompt and the food did not disappoint. I had the roasted Aubergine starter with pita and opted for the Tagine Andalus for my main. Delicious, very visually attractive and with lots of well-cooked seafood, the Tagine was just as described - a paella done in the Tagine cooker. Thoroughly enjoyable and highly recommended. I will certainly be going back.

Going into this restaurant with my boyfriend I was happy to be greeted by a friendly but…read moreprofessional waiter. I was really impressed with the prices which I thought were extremely cheap (However, upon looking at the menu online before writing this review to make sure that I get everything right, I realise that the meat dishes are actually not that cheap - not expensive, just not cheap). I had a vegetarian tagine and we shared various mezze. The service throughout was excellent. It was attentive but also not too pushy or intrusive. The ambience of the whole place is brilliant and it's one of the places that I always recommend to people now. It's a little away from the normal place that people go to eat (more towards town) but it's worth the small walk.

Amazing food!!!! Super nice people!! Definitely worth the visit! Been here twice in a week!read more

Many a time has the aroma of cooking meat drawn me to this corner restaurant. This is genuine…read moremiddle eastern (Lebanese, to be precise) fare, but done at take-away prices. If you're trying to find the place look out for the guys smoking hookers and drinking Turkish coffee (which I highly recommend.) The food is just wonderful. This is a kebab shop, but about as far away as the row of greasy kebab selling places at the bottom of Park Street (Bristol's number one location for a fight on a Saturday night, incidentaly). Good quality meat, not horribly greasy, and excellently seasoned. This is somewhere to go for a meal, not just for a end of the night. Although, whilst the food's restaurant quality, there isn't really anywhere to sit, so it's probably best to order out. Go to the Cedar Express to get a proper kebab rather than something that'll clog your arteries.

Best falafel wraps ever. The guys were always so nice, and it's in a great location to walk around…read more I wish I could move back to Oxford just to go back here again.

TL;DR: Cheap, fast, friendly and delicious…read more Came to Oxford on a day trip, and with 20 minutes before the bus left, my friend and I decided to grab a quick bite. We happened to be around the Gloucester Green square and the row of stalls on the opposite side caught my eye. The Falafel House was the one on the very end, and as soon as I heard other customers ordering in a foreign language, I knew it would be good. Paid £3.50 for falafel and baba ganoush, which seems like a steal after being in London for a few weeks. The falafel was hot out of the fryer (unlike another reviewer, mine weren't greasy at all!), veggies were fresh and crisp, all in a chewy thin wrap. I also got hot sauce, which, combined with the onion, made for a spicy kick. I had to take a picture before I left, and the guy behind the counter even posed! I'm in love. I would come back to Oxford just for this adorable place.