The food here was exceptional! Like your other typical Mediterranean dishes, this didn't differ…read moremuch other than their attention to detail. All their offerings, from their appetizer plates with dips and fresh veggies, to their rice and breads that were complimentary to the other foods to their meats, they did not take any shortcuts. The service, considering how extremely busy they were on a Wednesday night, was second to none. They explained the dishes well, they checked up on a timely manner and they delivered the food to table in an efficient timeframe given the circumstances. In terms of the nose levels, we were a table of 5 and had a way time conversing amongst each other even though the place on the top floor had about 80 people dining.

Had the Syrian sampler for two, what an experience!! The food was amazing, lots of flavors to…read moresavor. Highly recommend to anyone in the Hannover area.

Just went to Falafelhaus for the third time today. Never again!…read more Whatever you do, don't argue with the old man in charge. No item on the menu is up for discussion. Don't want the side of flatbread? Throw it in the bin. You're getting it, whether you want it or not! I committed the cardinal sin of trying to combine two orders (Foul and Manakish). I think the old man must've had a "mind blown" moment - in any case, he couldn't compute. He doubles down and refuses any further discussion. Threatens to not serve me if I continue talking. Practically a Mexican standoff, me with 4,50€ in my hand, his posed dangerously over the cash register. You're a long, long way from any concept of "hospitality" or "customer service" in this joint. Expect mildly Lebanese cuisine with all the stubbornness of a German school cafeteria. Pros: close to university fairly priced, by Braunschweig standards pick'n'choose your own salad ingredients top-notch authentic Soup Nazi experience (for the masochists) Cons: long waiting times veggies are as Lebanese as Angela Merkel customer service feels like fisticuffs at the Arbeitsamt Shame, because there's only one other place in Braunschweig that does proper Falafel: Falafeli, just down the road. Go there instead. The lady running it won't hate you when you have a request.

From the owner: Unser Brot wird für Sie zu jedem Gericht frisch gebacken. Alle Spezialitäten sind hausgemacht und…read morewerden mit hochwertigen Zutaten zubereitet. Das Highlight ist unsere Kunafa - eine Süßspeise aus Teigfäden und Käse, die frisch aus dem Ofen kommt.

Cool family atmosphere in this small fast food restaurant (there are a few tables for people who…read moreprefer to eat on site), the super kind staff is preparing falafel and fries in front of you, and it's delicious ! Portions are perhaps a bit small but it tastes very good for a cheap price. A falafel sandwich costs 2,50€ and you also have a daily menu, diversifying your fast food if you want to come every day. Vegetarian version is always available.

We went there for a casual dinner one evening. My wife ordered a veg. Pizza and I ordered the…read moreclassic Döner Teller. In order to guesstimate the quality of a Turkish restaurant, I usually try the classic Döner meat. Let me start with the ambience. It's pretty standard. Nothing good, nothing bad there. The seats are comfortable and the place is clean and warm. The service is a bit slow. Even though we went there on a weekday, it was still pretty slow compared to other Döner shops. We did enjoy the serve-yourself traditional Turkish tea till our food arrived. The veg pizza was very standard. Good value for money I would say and I was really impressed with the way in which my Döner Teller with rice was presented. But that's it. Problems started once I started eating my Döner Teller. Firstly the Döner meat was very dry and tasteless. Seems like it had be on the roll for a very long time. The rice looked good but was very bland and cold. The rice was covered with a layer of Döner meat and hence the whole thing was a weird combination of hot and cold food. Not good! The sauces were okay. And the salad was okay too. Also I felt that it was made to look like a lot Döner meat by layering it over rice, but actually there was very less meat compared to the rice. Overall it was definitely not an experience worth cherishing. Bottomline :- no more Döner Teller there for me. Maybe the next time I go there I might try their falafel since they are after all "Falafel Sultan".