This was an excellent place for falafel and it was so delicious that we vowed to return whenever we…read moreare in Köln. We ordered a beautiful falafel platter and the falafel sandwich and both were excellent. The platter was so artistically prepared that I didn't want to eat it (but I did eat it because I was hangry--so much so that I forgot to photograph it). At any rate, I highly recommended this small, but delicious restaurant. Moreover, I wish the owner well. He's doing his best and it really shows!

Great food & friendly staff. I just wanted mixed Kabab, fries & a salad, it was not on the menu. I…read moredon't speak Dutch, but I was able to make the lady understand what I wanted. The food was served quickly and was more than I could eat. With a drink it was €12 euros. Great deal on some great Kabab

I have never been a regular at a restaurant until I was introduced to this wonderful little shop. I…read morelove this place so much that I had to create a Yelp page to talk about how wonderful the food, the shop, and the owner are. I've gone here probably every other day for my last 4 weeks of being in Maastricht. The owner is the friendliest and sweetest man ever, his young son that helps him is a nice boy too. When you come in and order to eat in, he'll give you fruit prior to your meal. A little plate of appetizers of sorts, it's great and the fruit is always nice to eat before you fill yourself up with the heavy food you just ordered. If you like fries, falafel, chicken, meat, wraps, Greek food, Mediterranean food, fast food, delicious food that makes you question everything you knew; this is the place for you. I've tried the falafel wrap, durum wrap, donerbox, kip kapsalon, and a special chicken wrap that was made because I asked the owner to make his favorite meal. They were all soooooo good. I can't handle it and my mouth is just watering thinking about the donerbox haha. All super affordable, all super delicious. Honestly, I had the best meal experiences in this hole in the wall kebab shop due to how wonderful the service is. I'm pretty sure the shop owner is my favorite person in Maastricht. I highly recommend trying anything you think that sounds good on the menu, because I am 110% sure you won't regret it.

Great food for few money. If I want to grab a well-tasty lunch to take with me, I get a Schawarma -…read moremuch cheaper than a "Döner" and with many more spices. Classically, it's filled with chicken. There are also variations without meat like one with Halloumi cheese or falafel. One other great thing: Every guest gets a small cup of Arabic style cinnamon tea (that can even be bought for a reasonable price to make at home). It doesn't depend on what you order - it's standing on the shelf where you order and shortens the waiting time. Although that's not needed most of the time as you'd rather burn your mouth from finishing the great, hot tea than finishing it before the friendly staff serves it to you. You can get the meals either as a bread to take with you or as a plate dish to sit down. Well, you may also sit down with the bread, but the portion in the bread is only if you are not that hungry. That's because I like them - the Schawarma doesn't make you feel sick after eating them like it happens after a really big Döner. Well what I want to say, if you are really hungry, you better choose a plate dish. They also taste great.

We stopped by for a quick falafel for lunch and it wasn't super busy inside with just a handful of…read moreother customers there. The inside had a good amount of small tables but they make the small space feel cramped. Our falafel came out pretty quickly and it was crunchy and delicious!

Fresh food. Babaganoush, chicken shwarma with rice and falafel. So flavorful and delicious…read more Lovely venue. Good service.

First meal in Germany was at AKL Libanesisches Restaurant. My friend that lives in Aachen has been…read moreseveral times and loves it. Heck yes to some Lebanese eats. We dropped in on a Tuesday evening (around 7:30pm). Cool that you can sit at the bar next door, Egmont and order food from AKL. Oddly, they only have a menu in German but if you've had Lebanese food, it's not too difficult to figure out what you want. - Falafel sandwich (€3,30) - Veggie mesa (€9,90) - Grill teller (€12,20) - you get 2 lamb/beef skewers, 2 pork skewers, salad with chicken, pita and three sauces (garlic and hummus). A ton of meat. Definitely would come back to AKL. Tasty food, good portions and reasonable prices.

I'm all for supporting small local businesses and I wanted to love this place so much, because it's…read moreclose to uni and I was looking forward to some solid falafel. I do think though that 6€ for a falafel sandwich is overpriced, hence only 3 stars. It wasn't bad and the portion size was ok, too, but I wouldn't expect to pay more than 4€ for a sandwich like this. The falafel weren't too crispy either, and the sandwich was a little inconvenient to eat, because it was stuffed in a way that you risk losing all the content when taking a bite. Overall just an ok experience.

Hearty Persian falafel with an incredibly entertaining owner. This stand is definitely one of a…read morekind and a great choice among the many options at Carlsplatz Market. The line gets long, but it will go by fast as you watch the owner throw shade at guests and instigate arguments over if you REALLY want him to add spice or not. Like literally, he innocently offers you the option to add spice to your falafel, then berates your "yes" choice and tries very hard to convince you that it's a horrible idea. Repeat with every single customer. BUT you can tell that he just wants to interact with his customers and that he's totally passionate about what he does. The falafel wrap itself is intense -- 3 GIANT falafel balls per wrap, plus extra large helpings of Persian spiced yogurt, beets, caramelized onions, pickled red cabbage, herbs. Yogurt here is especially delightful because it's so airy and light. At 6-7 EUR per wrap, it's not cheap, but you'll be full for the rest of the day.

Marres is a space that hosts a restaurant and exhibitions. They also have a lovely garden you can…read morewalk in. The last time we tried to eat here we were told they were fully booked and this time we saw several people turned away. This time around with a reservation, we were excited to eat here but the food felt very short of our expectations. The food was ok, there were some hits and lots of misses. Food: 3/5 We had the octopus stew and kibbeh as appetizers. The octopus was perfectly cooked, not rubbery or chewy, it was nice and tender - off to a good start! But it was bland, there was absolutely no flavor. The kibbeh was dry though the filling had good flavors and lots of potential. My husband had the lamb stew and it was just ok. If it wasn't for my main course, I would have scored this place 2 stars. I had the duck confit and it was cooked perfectly, meat was almost falling off the bone, tons of flavor, crispy skin. The roasted potatoes were delicious and the little salad balanced the fattiness. There was only 1 standout dish from 4, and with a menu that isn't very big, it seems that the odds are against you. Service: 2/5 Not much to say, standard Dutch service - slow, awkward. They also didn't really seem to know what they were doing. A large group of 15 walked in, they had reserved, and the waitstaff became extremely flustered - didn't you know they were coming? Atmosphere: 3/5 It is a very cool location and they have a beautiful table with various appetizers they assemble for your tasting platter. There is even a old CRT monitor converted into a flower pot. What I didn't like is that people would come in and just leave the door open. It is cold outside guys! The waitstaff just ignored it, so if you do not want to freeze you will have to get up and close the door each time some muppet does not close the door. Value: 2/5 At 25 euros/person for an appetizer and a main, it seemed reasonable but the portions are tiny and that didn't include drinks. We were quite hungry afterwards... I would recommend making a reservation, but with food like this, don't even bother coming. I'm not sure why it is so packed!

Kind staff, an enthusiastic chef and a nice wine list. I had some of the tastiest falafel I have…read moreever had and we were served some delicious pasta dishes and meze. Really worthwhile!

Food was the best food my boyfriend and I have ever had. We went back twice for dinner over our…read moreweek trip and it was the only restaurant we were keen on returning to. The service was great, very attentive and was even recognized on our second visit. Ambiance was calm and friendly, definitely would recommend 10000%

Small quaint Lebanese restaurant. Super clean with quick and courteous service. The food was…read moreAHHmazing! We had the Labneh Bil Thoum, Batata Harra, Halloumi Kase, Baba Ghannousch, and Sambusil Bil Lahmeh. Also included was warm flatbread for the dipping. The flavors really popped with each dish and I would say you don't need to order a salad because there is plenty as a garnish (see photos below)! I would say it compares to some of the best we had in Beirut in 2022!

Local hangout and menus are not in English but it's not difficult to order. Food is fresh and very…read morelocal flavor.

Great food and good service. Would be good if it opened earlier than 10, but pleasant place.read more