Get here. This is…read morethe type of place I love to find while traveling. Super close to my hotel and right in the market area, it's a great + easy location. The service was top notch. Both people working were welcoming and friendly. And they even were patient with my awful attempts at speaking German. One person spoke English and was very helpful. The sandwich was super easy to take away and keep walking - which is what I love when I'm on the go exploring a new city - but the little tables outside would have worked well too on this beautiful(!) Munich day. I got the shawarma sandwich and it was AMAZING! Under €6 and substantially filling for a quick lunch. They put the meat and hummus in the perfect little pocket and let you add whatever veggies you want. Helpful, easy, and quick. They even do one with mixed falafel & shawarma. Definitely try this place out for welcoming atmosphere, delicious food & no hassle. Highly recommend!

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Spoke great English (thank you) and it was really fun eating and…read morepeople watching, even with a little rain :) great place to rest feet and recharge.

One of the best falafel wraps ive had inbavaria. Fries are really good too, crispy and freshread more

Walked from our hotel near the Hauptbahnhof and passed a few other shawerma spots on the way --…read morepassing them up took some restraint, but we were dedicated to trying Tarboosh! In the end it seemed the walk was worth it. Although small, Tarboosh is fantastically clean and the shawerma was cooked to order (not rotating on some spit for goodness knows how long). When we arrived there were two employees; one spoke good English and the other had only a little. Both friendly! All the veggies and spreads looked fresh and each of the bar height tables had a small array of salt, pepper, ketchup, mayo, and hot sauce. I love being able to tinker with my own sandwich (read: moar hot sauce!) without having to beg the establishment for a revision or a "side of" whatever. We both had the shawerma #3, "Levante," with varying levels of spicy. For very spicy, ask for "sehr scharf!" If we'd had more German, we probably could have also requested specific combinations of veggies. Drinks were mostly limited to water and soft drinks -- no alcohol. Prices were reasonable (5-8 euros per sandwich, depending on toppings). Overall, this place was awesome and I would highly recommend.

Delicious Israeli specialties Outdoor seating. Fun spritzes! Highly recommended.read more

We have been traveling Bavaria Germany and happened to find this place on a yelp as we strode off…read morethrough the rain about 1/2 a mlle to eat something tasty that was not pork knuckle or bratwurst. As I had forgotten in most European cities it is customary to have reservations, and of course we did not. This did not dissuade us as the proprietor of the restaurant and bar promptly allowed us to sit at the bar and order food. Much to our surprise it was not as busy yet as most other places however with reservations they bank on filling chairs with locals that frequent the establishment. The Ambiance: A quaint little (meaning noe more than about 30 seats in the restaurant total) with mediterranean motif, and a rustic greek flavor with the furniture. Light music could be heard in the background and the smells were of herbs and roasted meat. Perfect. The Service: Asked right away if we would like beverages we quickly grabbed an Israeli beer and my wife grabbed a coke. The beer was good - standard lager from just about anywhere that tastes relatively the same, however the bottling was clearly distinct and right from somewhere in Isael. We were also served promptly (probably within 10-15min) for our food. I had decided to get some chicken and hummus and the wife decided (as usual) to get the Argentinian steak. The Food: The food was amazing. Although I love my chicken and hummus with pita and garlic sauce / tzaziki -- the Argentinian steak (that I got a small morsel of) was excellent. Tender, flavorful, and quite a bog portion by european standards for the price. Summary: Moderately priced overall and with the flavors and service the service of the Mediterranean this was just what we needed to fuel our next day adventuring in Munich and Oktoberfest. PROST!

Fresh baked bread, textured and tasty fillings, and just all-around yumminess awaited my friend and…read moreI on Trappentreustrasse. She went with a beef durum wrap and complimented the housemade pita, while I settled on the chicken sandwich. I can't believe they sold this to me for just €7.50. I'd come here every week for lunch if I lived in Munich! A large selection of sodas awaits inside too, for the American tourist who can't get mango dragonfruit Fanta at home.

Best place in Munich for döners! Delicious food and friendly staff. They can speak a little English…read moreand between that and our broken German, we could communicate. Casual vibe and popular with the locals. Most times there is a line out the door. We never saw any other tourists, just locals that know good food. You can dine in out take away. We went back several times while we were in town.

Very unpolite staff. Unimaginably unpolite. I've not experienced such a bad environment in a really…read morelong time. The Falafel is really dry and doesn't really taste like anything. Definitely wouldn't recommend.

Really liked that place. Good meat quality, interesting sauces, healthy options, and simple yet…read morediverse menu.

Cafe Gratitude is a lovely place in the heart of Munich, where gratitude is in the air: gratitude…read morefor the tasty and healthy natural food, for the talented cook that brings art in preparing the raw food, for the welcoming and friendly employees and for enjoying a wonderful time with friends. A small tip: this is not just a cafe or a restaurant, this is a community of raw food fans and of nice people that build up their connections and support each other, meet each other very often and organize diverse events or seminars around the Cafe, just ask about their community as well when you will enjoy your time in the Cafe! I was lucky to meet the inspiring founders of Cafe Gratitude in August at a raw food workshop and from what I know, they planned to come back soon, it's a workshop worth attending for all those interested in joining the Cafe Gratitude community. Back in August, Cafe Gratitude Munich was just in plan, now it's a very nice reality and it's one of the places where I could stay all day long, it's part of my favourite cosy homey places in Munich. I recommend it to everyone, whether you are vegetarian or you are not so much into veggies, just try a few raw food dishes and then you will realize that eating raw is much more tastier than expected when it's properly prepared like it is in Cafe Gratitude and it's giving a boost to your energy too! :) I've added already photos of the delicious healthy food that I've got there, more to come from my next visit there! :) And after you will visit Cafe Gratitude, don't forget to let us know here on Yelp "What are you grateful for?" ;))

For someone who's vegan like myself, the food was great. The staff was a bit rude though, it…read moresomewhat ruined our mood, we waited for more than an hour for the food and friend got her drink in a broken glass. I hope it would be a better experience next time :)

Stopped in without reservation and there were about 5 tables that were available. I asked the host…read moreif they had seating available and he asked me for how many....it was just mysekf and he replied that no seating was available. Poor customer service . I walked over tobtheir competiton a few feet awaya and they were able to accomodate!

So far the best Kabob I've had in Europe. I'll wait though as I haven't yet tried in London and…read moreParis but that will change in a few weeks. Came in around 830pm and had to wait for seating. Seated promptly and informed the waite of our drink orders. My friend got the lamb Kabob and I got the lamb, kubideh and chicken combo with half rice and half salad. A night of binge drinking and a lot of rice generally don't mix FYI. You'll be spending double just to get a nice buzz if you eat a full plate of rice. Food was fantastic, service was good.

Hidden gems of Munich. The best falafel I have ever had. Good quality and fresh ingredients and…read morelovely people. It's a bit small but it adds up to the experience.

From the owner: Mediterranes Urlaubsfeeling - wir verwöhnen Sie mit hausgemachten orientalischen Vorspeisen,…read morehergestellt mit original Gewürzen, täglich frisch & ohne Konservierungsstoffe. Dazu Falafel - Spezialität des Hauses - die immer erst bei Bestellung frittiert werden, als Sandwich im Brot oder Dürum, beides wird hier im Steinofen gebacken. Wir haben auch Döner, orientalische Pizza, Pide, kleine Teigtaschen und gebackenes Gemüse. Und ganz NEU - unser MorgenLand Baklawa House nebenan - mit sorgfältiger Handwerkskunst & viel Liebe zum Detail stellen wir seit dem 15. Mai 2017 in unserer Backstube kleine Baklawa Kostbarkeiten selbst her. Dazu gibt es arabischen Mokka im Kännchen oder Tee aus dem Samowar. Als Alternative für die Süßigkeiten kann man zwischen verschiedenen frisch gepressten Obst- und Gemüsesäften, wie z.B. Granatapfelsaft, wählen.

I love this place! It's small, unpretentious and simple. The food is the most authentic I've had…read moresince I lived in Lebanon - which is rare. The people who run the place are nice and friendly while the price is perfect. Did I mention that the food is the most authentic I've had since I lived in Lebanon? My wife and I went around the corner to try another Lebanese place - big mistake! We all but ran back to our "home joint" and settled in for yet another great little meal! Bob

Had a falafel here, it was very average, probably wouldn't go back. Sababa is still number one for…read more'fast food' style falafel or Ellipse Israeli food if you want a sit-down restaurant.