Literally the best falafel I've ever had in my life!! My friend and I shared the vegetarian platter…read moreand we were so full. It was just 5 euros too. Everything in the platter was delicious, but the falafel in particular was out of this world!!! It was so different from the falafels I'm used to. It's crunchy on the outside. And these falafels are HUGE! My friend lives in Berlin and this is her favorite place to eat. Come here if you have the chance, you won't regret it.

I think my review is probably going to be redundant. After…read morethe full star reviews and the wonderful photos, what does a true Yelper do? Locate the place and order the most recommended dish. Al-Andalos is located in the busy part of Neukölln, right on Sonnenallee. On a Saturday night at 10 p.m., it was full to the rim. No seats, stressed out staff, people fight for seats and the spot in the line to get the delicious food. We ordered the Al-Andalos platter for two (meat) for 11 EUR, which comes with an entire package of Arabic/Lebanese bread. We were barely able to finish the entire plate, there are many tasty things on this plate and even my companion that night, who is generally not so quickly to impress, admitted that it was probably the best he has eaten in a long time. Fresh, tasty, large portions and fair prices. Staff is super friendly and attentive! I think I will have to drive out to Neukölln more often!

Holy mackerel I could eat here everyday. I always knew I loved falafel and pita, but Sahara takes…read moreit to the next level by adding a deliciously creamy peanut sauce on top (that's the Sudanese influence). It may sound strange at first but it provided a complimentary flavor that was both salty and even a little sweet. Initially I was hesitant and a little disappointed that it was a peanut sauce and not hummus, as soon as I took the first bite I was beyond satisfied. We took our sandwiches to go, but had we stayed there couldn't have been much room. It's a very small restaurant with only a few tables. You walk in and are overwhelmed with the smell of freshly baked pita and different spices. The tiles in the kitchen add a nice color to the tiny space. Highly recommend this hidden gem!! PS: it's cash only!

Ok so I went to germany with my school and we were wandering around for lunch and found this gem!…read morewe were so lost and neither of us spoke german (my friend and i) but we walked in here with low expectations and were blessed with a sandwich i think about almost everyday since (which was about 5 months ago). we both got the halloumi sandwhich and i think it's the best thing i have ever waren in my life.

Great falafel! Friendly guys, and really tasty coffee. There's a pleasant all-weather patio out…read morefront to enjoy your food. Another fantastic restaurant in this great neighborhood.

This is some strange new definition of Oriental... But top quality Arabic food it is. Every dish I…read morehave tried has been perfectly cooked and it's ridiculously good value. The staff are extremely friendly too, their English is pretty non existent but pointing and grunting is a common language. They don't have a run of the mill kebab menu either, they have a wide variety of hummus and Lebanese specialty dishes as well as these awesome little pizzas. The platters can easily feed 2-3 people + I always go there for my hummus, sod Rewe is is the real deal.

I grew up in the middle east, and I absolutely love Hummus. I have eaten Hummus in so many…read moredifferent places, both in Berlin and back home, and I swear that this is the world's best Hummus. I have taken many people to eat there with me and so many of my friends agree, both Middle Easterners as well as Europeans and Americans. I go there almost every week, sometimes twice or three times. Ask for a plate of Ful, it's a warm stew of whole and mashed chick peas mixed with Tahini and Fava beans. the default plwte of ful is mixed with Yoghurt, so if you're a Vegan like me- ask for "Ful Nabati" and they'll know that you want it without the Yoghurt, and it's still F*cking amazing. 5 Stars. Also try their freshly baked Flatbread, with Za'atar (Arabic mix of thyme, sesame and spices), and you can also get them with Tomato and onion, or with cheese or meat. The staff is really nice, the manager is the chef and his two brothers will bake the fresh and delicious Flatbread right in front of your eyes.

Unpretentious, authentic and non-hipstery Lebanese place in Sonnenallee. We came here for some…read morebrunch and ordered the Fatteh, the hummus and two thyme-pizzas (zataar flatbread), the fatteh was amazing especially with the crispy bread-chips on top and the hummus was good as well although not the best one I ever had. They only have a few items on the menu which is always a good sign. They make their "pizzas" fresh and they are just wonderful, you can also have them with cheese but I would definitely recommend thyme. The fatteh and hummus are served with a plate of cut up onions, pickles, tomatos, olives and mint, and they don't skimp, you get a full plate! You also get (packaged, not fresh) flat bread. For everything we opnly paid 12€ which is as cheap as it can get for some delicious food, with the plate of veggies and the bread included. Definitely recommend if you're in for a quick brunch or lunch, don't mind a super simple ambience and are tight on a budget. You will definitely leave with a full belly!

The food is outstanding and of great value. The ambiance is relaxing and service the very best you…read morewill ever find. The owner shares his love of food and humanity. Enjoy as we did!

Ahhh Gel Gor, how I love thee. I make sure to come here every time I'm in Berlin. It's open 24/7…read moreand can't go wrong with that. I got the techno teller which includes falafel, halumi and little kofta sausages, spiced rice and lots of different dips including a curry one which is heavenly. bf got the Adana plate. It comes with a starter salad and they bring delicious warm toasted bread also. For drink we had rhubarb soda. Not too sweet just perfect! I love you Gel Gor never change!

Das hier ist mein liebste Essen. Im going there every weekend to try the best Syrian foods. They…read morecook the best Dorado fish

Baraka is a phenomenal experience that brings you amazing food in a beautifully decorated spot…read more We tried the Tagine platter for two, which came with a lot of little tasting dishes so that we had a chance to experience a variety of tastes and combinations while enjoying the main star of the day : The lamb Tagine, which was TO DIE FOR. The service was attentive and fast, and the prices are fair for the amount and quality of food that you get. Just incredible!

Our group was at Markt Halle Neun which is a fun experience but not very suitable for a relaxed sit…read moredown dinner so we came to Baraka which was close by. Solid Moroccan cuisine with a very hospitable staff. We had a wonderful meal!

The Merry Go RoundRotisserie Sends the chicken On its Last…read moreThrill but provides A Slow roasted,Seasoned,Spiced Sensation second to none. This Halal eatery fills the strasse with SensoryAwakening Smoke. As soon As you Smell it You must have It. Chicken curated to higher Standards, and served Efficiently. Chicken that bridges Cultures. The best way to get to know One another is to Eat amongst One Another.

Best chicken in Berlin. Period. And a fantastic cultural experience. You go into Ris-A and you're…read moreteleported to a different world :) always busy. They have a couple of locations throughout Berlin, but the one in Neukoelln is my favorite. I always take there out-of-town visitors.

Not my absolute favorite schawarma in Berlin but a very good one nonetheless. If you've never tried…read morebeef schawarma, give it a go here. I remember what Al-Safa looked like when I moved into this neighborhooddim fluorescent lighting, stark white walls, no real seating area, looked something like a betting parlour. Since the renovation, the portions have gotten a little less generous, but you do have to know what to order. When I'm really hungry, I'll order a Schawarma- or Al-Safa Teller and there is no way I'm walking out of there not feeling full. Even though the place has changed a lot, and the annoying culture tourists that are constantly there dissuade me from ever eating in the restaurant, it's always a solid place to pick up a yummy falafel or schawarma and not be disappointed.

Not the first place to visit, if interested in good arabic fast food.try city chicken,30 meters…read moreaway.

Syrians have finally arrived in Berlin's culinary scene, and Syrian Shawarma is finally here…read more Now before you judge this as just another Shawarma joint, Syrian Shawarma is actually a bit different from the predominantly Lebanese variant around the city. Unlike the Lebanese variant, the Shawrma is prepared inside thin crispy bread, and the sandwich is purely made of meat/chicken and condiments and no salad, which helps one focus on the taste of Shawarma. Don't miss their 'Arabi' shawarma platters (see photo). They're delicious and come with a side of fries, garlic/tahini sauce, and salad.

I've hear from three independent sources, that Shaam is the BEST place in Berlin to get Shawarma…read more Since moving to be Berlin, I've been several times and have had delicious experiences each time. Whether you are looking to gorge yourself on a Chicken Shawarma Plate piled high with veggies and French fries, or want a lighter option like Veggie Falafel, Shaam has something for you. Order at the counter (the gentleman will usually give you a falafel as an appetizer if you have to wait in line) then find a seat. After your meal, have a cup of tea. Mix the tea with hot water to your liking and add some sugar. The best aperitif after a large meal.