Solid meal with friendly waitstaff. Definitely not the most authentic food I've ever had, but it…read morewas a nice switch up from all the Czech food we've been having. Felt like a good deal for the price!

Delicious. The vibe is totally chill, the place is run by some travelers who have brought back an…read moreArabian feel. I had the mezze plate for one, like a baby sampler which was way more than enough for one person. The flavors they were able to create were so fresh and full, the tabouli was outrageous! and this is from someone who usually skips it. The hummus was also very fresh tasting. I think I'm too use to the crap we buy in the store back home. Anyway, everything was lovely. I only wish I had stopped in earlier in my trip, I would have become a regular over the past few days. Try it. You won't be disappointed. Thanks for wonderful food!

After visiting the Museum of Communism (where we spent about 2 hours), there was still plenty of…read moredaylight so we let my stepson decide which area he wanted to explore. We chanced upon a charming mall close to the city center. We all decided to get Lebanese food for dinner at El Emir at the food court which was decent for a food court. $47 for 3 people is a fair price for such a touristy city. I'd rate them no more than 3 stars since the food was just okay. I've definitely had better. My stepson and I both had chicken shawarma (he had the sandwich and I had the plate) and my husband had a grilled chicken on skewers plate. We all thought the seasoning could have been better. The guy at the counter was not the friendliest either. It actually felt rushed. This was in a food court area but the setup is much different than most food courts I've been to. This discourages cross ordering which is actually what I appreciate about food courts.

Sad to say I had high expectations for this place and it just did not deliver. It was not super…read morehard to find, inside Pallidium on the top floor in the corner. Servers appear to be Lebonese but they also speaK czech and some english. The food was probably the most disappointing part. Falafel did not taste like normal falafel, it was a bit too vegetarian to taste. It came with 4 pieces, thats it! and for 140 crowns, so overpriced and not good enough for that price. If the falafel was amazing I would be willing to pay this price, but this situation was a huge no. We also ordered the hummus, which was bland, and rather small for a whopping 140 crowns for basically a very small cereal bowl size dish. Both of these dishes together would not be enough food for a normal person to eat for a meal, let alone the two of us. We ended up ordering some of their bread to also eat to fill up, which came out in three small pieces and were not homemade. They were basically out of a bag or something and were from white flour that tasted horrible. Don't get me wrong I love bread, but I even put this one back. To top off my experience they also charge 55 crowns for about 5 ounces of juice! Gotta say, for the type of place it was, with such a nice interior and fancy waiters in nice clothes, as well as good reviews I really was expecting better food and better service. Won't be coming back here.

Food was OK-ish. But the sense of humor of the two people serving there .. offensively terrible!…read moreI was there with my fiance and just because I was from Egypt they expected me to understand their offensive comments about us, which when I complained they called "our country's sense of humor". Their joking included tapping on my shoulder randomly during the night while throwing another offense, which was really invading my personal space! I wanted to escalate my problem with this unacceptable attitude but I did not want to ruin our night so they could get away with what they did. those ^&#$%#. :@

A little more expansive but normal in terms of fancy restaurant. The staff is very very nice and…read morehelpful. The food was amazing. Perfect for groups or couples.

I was surprised to find great falafel in Prague…read more Delicious falafel sandwich served with marinated vegetables. The tahina served on the side was so addictive. I kept adding more and more to the falafel.

I love middle eastern food and this place does it well. They have a smoking and non smoking section…read moreand, many people were enjoying a seesha after dinner. The menu is very authentic Lebanese and, the food served is also very authentic. I have had better but, this was pretty good for Prague. We had mezze and ordered some hummus, multaba (roasted eggplant dip), falafel and tabouleh. All these dishes were decent portions for sharing and tasted excellent. The pita bread was nice and warm and, felt like it was made at the restaurant. I had Arabic coffee after dinner and it was excellent. The dessert plate was also very tasty and quite authentic. I would happily come here again. The service is a bit slow but, the good food makes up for it. It's a bit pricey but the quality is high. The choice for vegetarians is also very good and, their house specials are excellent. A great place for good and tasty middle eastern food, in Prague. It's located in a shopping center on the 1st level and, the entrance is through the cafe below.

I was and I will be thankful for this place so many times, it´s not even funny :-) The biggest…read moreadvantage of this place are the opening hours. It´s opened till midnight and sometimes even longer. Local pizza and kebab are actually pretty good. Another advantage of this place is that they do delivery. You can also order non-alcoholic drinks. They have other meals too, but pizza and kebab are my favourite items and sometimes saviours :-) And they also sell pieces, one for 35 CZK and it´s big enough to be happy again :-) So enjoy

I live directly across the street from this place, so naturally I've eaten there a number of times…read more The greatest thing is its cheap! The next greatest part is they are open late, sometimes even when I get home from the bars. Also I love their gyros! They use a really thick pita and pile it high with their delicious chicken kebab and loads of fresh veggies for only 75 czk. Its more like a Mediterranean Burger than the gyros I'm accustomed to, which is not a bad thing by any means. Like all gyros I've had in Prague though, they use chicken instead of Lamb. They also have pizza ready all the time so you can get it by the slice for cheap too and its quite good too, up to the same standard of the million other pizza places around town. The service is great. Definitely above average. They are quick, really friendly, and speak great English for all of us Americans living in Zizkov!

I got a a pita sandwich for 80 czk and it was hot, fresh and pack filled with meat! The meat was…read morereally tasty, and salty but hey, its a gyros! The pita bread was soft and warm and it was easy to eat, not chewy like some other pita bread I've had before. You can get this in a combo with a drink and fries for 119 czk but be aware that the drink is only 300 mls so it is pretty small. This was a great affordable meal and would definitely eat here again. English of the staff member was limited but you can get by.

Went here for lunch with a friend who loves greek food. Personally? I have had better greek food in…read moremy time. I got an entree plate, with chicken, fries and a small vegetable portion. For the money I was not impressed with the amount of food (with no drink) was 135 crowns. Also 1/4 of my chicken was fat, not even meat. The fries were basically mcdonalds. The vegetables were cucumber and some lettuce. Random question regarding this place : Do any other people (specifically Americans) feel that they should have hummus here? I asked and the girl told me this is arabic food. WTF. I know many other greek places that make multiple types of hummus, even if she is right and they are arabic who cares??? I wanted some real greek food and this was surely not the spot.