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.

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.

Mit Liebe gemacht und ein Auge für Details, geschmacklich und in der presentation! Absolut Lecker…read moreund Sehr preiswert!

As a big fan of all things Middle Eastern, I can appreciate good falafel. The food served at…read moreFalafel Haus is simply great; nothing chewy or dry, like in those drunk-food döner places. The falafel is freshly fried, their hummus is delicious, the prices more than fair, and the service is friendly and quick. I would highly recommend it as the best falafel I've had in Europe!

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!

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).

I love falafel and this is some of the best falafel that I have ever had in my life. Very fresh,…read moretender and crisp with lots of fresh vegetables. The falafel is not greasy and the salad that comes on the sandwich is tasty and fresh. If you have a craving for falafel then I cannot recommend a better place in all of Hamburg.

A nice little kebab shop hiding in the basement of the Europa Passage mall. Interestingly they put…read morechips in their kebabs, but it works better than you'd imagine. Also lots and lots of garlic... It is very much a take-away place though. It's just a service counter - there is no seating.

Perhaps I ordered the wrong item (classic falafel), but this meal was simply sad. The bread used…read morewas a sort of stale tortilla, so I had to eat it with a fork because the bread kept breaking. Overall the sandwich was soggy and not particularly good. If you're going to get a falafel in Hamburg, go to Azeitona.

Really good potatoes! Fast service. Nice with many vegetarian choices. Absolutely worth the money…read more I will definitely go back!

There are good döner kebaps and there are great döner kebaps, and in my opinion, Sel Kebap's makes…read morea great one! The Sel Gemüse came not only with the requisite carved meat, salad, and sauce, but also with a generous helping of grilled veggies (including potatoes, zucchini, peppers) and topped with crumbled cheese. I also got the vegetarian platter, which came with freshly fried falafels, fried halloumi, grilled vegetables, and salad (lettuce, tomato, cucumber, red onion, red cabbage, and corn). The selection of sauces here was especially large and included the typical tzatziki, thousand island, and spicy chili paste, but also curry and pineapple sauces too. Finally, I ordered a cheese roll, made of flaky pastry wrapped around feta cheese and fried. Overall, an absolutely delicious meal that came at a great value!

Fleisch super, Brot super, große Auswahl bei den Saucen, Salat frisch und komplexer als bei den…read moremeisten Dönerläden, Käse inklusive, Option Gemüsedöner mit Grillgemüse top, Pommes top, Preise für Hamburger Verhältnisse in Ordnung, Personal freundlich, große Getränkeauswahl, vegetarische Optionen sind ansprechend. Kurz: Bester Dönerladen Hamburgs!

Kornhauskeller is an extremely misleading name for a Lebanese/Syrian restaurant. Then again, they…read morehave a Wiener Schnitzel special on Thursdays, which isn't something you'd expect from your typical Lebanese restaurant. Confused identity aside, food and service are on point here. I usually go for their falafel plate with salad. The ingredients are fresh, the salad isn't just a few leaves of lettuce, the combination of dressing and harissa pairs really well with everything, and there is a good balance between salad and falafel. Service is efficient and attentive, sometimes to the point of lacking warmth, especially with the head waiter (and maybe owner?). That said, they handle large groups really well for such a small space. We had a group lunch with 11 recently and were comfortably seated inside. I don't think they'd be able to accommodate a much larger group than that, though. They also have outdoor seating when the weather warms up. For clarification regarding the two signs out front, Palmyra is the catering business (and also a much better name for a Lebanese restaurant).

Is this place called Kornhauskeller or Palmyra? It certainly used to be the former, but maybe it's…read morenow the latter? It has both signs, the older German-language reviews say that this place is German, but half of the current (new) signage says it's Syrian. Anyway, whatever, this place is great. The lunch menu is quite narrow - a choice between meat and fish dishes, but the cooking is absolutely top-notch. When you enter, immediately you'll notice the rather well thought out decor. Nice little square tables, lots of photos, nicely framed, warm colours. Then you'll notice that everyone's food looks great. If you have a party just over 4 in size (we had 5) then you'll probably get to see one of these little tables get expanded into a table for 6. Maybe they even expand up to 8? Either way it's a fun little feature and shows the quality of the furniture. The food itself is really good. I had steak, mixed veg, cous cous and a spicy tomato sauce - all perfectly cooked and presented, and the total cost was EUR7.20. I'll definitely be back.

I have to admit, my expectations were low as my food experiences in Germany have generally been…read moreless than stellar. There is only so many schnitzels I can eat before my body rejects fried food. Our favorite food so far in the entire country was curry wurst and it's basically sausage and ketchup. I'm happy to report, the food here was superb. However, as we mingled outside for some pre-dinner drinks, I noticed a blanket carefully placed on each chair. I didn't think too much of it until the temperature dropped by 20 degrees while we were enjoying our meal. Everyone bundled up and used the blankets to avoid freezing to death. Next time, we'll sit inside from the start!

This restaurant is a dauntingly experience, located at the harbour combined with a classy, upscale…read moreathmosphere. The decoration is mix of Chinese, Buddah, Modern design and Bonsai trees. The food is absolute suberb, served in an enhanting way, but not overstated. At the entrance the hostess takes your jackets to the cloakroom, and leads you to your table. The waiters are professional and polite, you definitely feel like a queen (or king) in its palace... The one thing that none of us liked, were the potatoes and mini-zucchini, which tasted like something mixed with cinnamon and nuts...no idea how to describe that. Might have been a special menu, but it was a weird combination. The ravioli with goatcheese and herbs was fantastic, but I couldnt finish it (Isnt that what youre always suppose to do when dining in a fancy restaurant?!). I only have one word for the Chili Chocolate dessert with caramelised pineapple: Delicious! Again, something youve probably never tasted before.. This was an incredibly expensive night, but worth every penny!! We even got invited to the Members only nightclub just next to the restaurant...Great, but maybe they just wanted to get us out of there because of the time (24.00) and the fact that we were pretty loud...(9 Dutch girls, expensive wines, cocktails, the bill...)