Literally the best falafel I've ever had in my life!! My friend and I shared the vegetarian platter…read moreand we were so full. It was just 5 euros too. Everything in the platter was delicious, but the falafel in particular was out of this world!!! It was so different from the falafels I'm used to. It's crunchy on the outside. And these falafels are HUGE! My friend lives in Berlin and this is her favorite place to eat. Come here if you have the chance, you won't regret it.

I think my review is probably going to be redundant. After…read morethe full star reviews and the wonderful photos, what does a true Yelper do? Locate the place and order the most recommended dish. Al-Andalos is located in the busy part of Neukölln, right on Sonnenallee. On a Saturday night at 10 p.m., it was full to the rim. No seats, stressed out staff, people fight for seats and the spot in the line to get the delicious food. We ordered the Al-Andalos platter for two (meat) for 11 EUR, which comes with an entire package of Arabic/Lebanese bread. We were barely able to finish the entire plate, there are many tasty things on this plate and even my companion that night, who is generally not so quickly to impress, admitted that it was probably the best he has eaten in a long time. Fresh, tasty, large portions and fair prices. Staff is super friendly and attentive! I think I will have to drive out to Neukölln more often!

We tried this place out today and I would give it a solid 3.5 stars. Nothing amazing but overall…read morewas a decent spot for lunch. When walking in the restaurant was fairly small and a bit run down. The staff were okay, nothing amazing. This place is definitely more of a fast casual place than a sit down place. We ordered their shawarma plate and their Beirut plate. The shawarma plate was their chicken plate and the Beirut plate was the plate that had a little bit of all of their meats. The portions were decent size for both and everything was cooked well for the most part. The sauces were great, and the lamb was tender and full of flavor. The chicken however was only okay. It was a bit burnt and hard for me and the flavor was pretty average. The plates also came with some bread as well. Overall decent but nothing amazing.

Nestled right in Kreuzberg is this little inexpensive Jem. For only 3 Euros you can get a pretty…read morebig falafel super fresh and delicious. I don't know what else was on the menu because my friend demanded that I have the falafel. I over heard a german costumer leaving saying, "I've had a lot of falafel all over Berlin and this by far the best." I haven't had enough to say but it was pretty damn good. Restaurant is dark and sexy.

This is the neighborhood spot. Day and night, it's busy for a reason. Food is delicious and…read moreaffordable. Might be hard to find a seat but not impossible.

Azzam is a popular spot for mainly Lebanese food, serving all the popular items (Halloumi, Falafel,…read moreShawarma, you name it). Ordering is simple - you walk up to the counter, order your plate, pay, and wait till it's prepared. We've tried the Halloumi-Falafel plate which came with 6 (!) falafel balls, a good amount of hummus, pickled vegetables, and bread+yogurt dip upfront. For 5 Euro - that's something you can't beat. The place was packed indoors/outdoors around lunch time, make sure to get here early.

This place has been around for a good long while, and just recently it expanded to other locations…read morearound the Neukölln/Kreuzberg area. It's a casual Imbiss, not a fancy restaurant, with cheap prices and good solid food. The cuisine is Senegalese + falafel. It's a great spot for vegan and gluten-free: their main offering is veggies and falafel (with no gluten) smothered in delicious peanut sauce. For meat eaters: they have meat too! In abundance.

Great alternative to the other kebab places in town...everyone needs a little peanut sauce every…read morenow and then! My falafel was a little on the crunchy side, but very fresh. Affordable and fast, I recommend the falafel and halloumi bread (€3,20)!

Not sure about the hype. There are lots of people standing in line so we tried this place…read more What was not good: 1) We ordered 4 falafel balls for 1€. We ate one and threw the rest away. Why? Cause the falafels were terrible. They are completely oversalted (I eat pretty damn salty) and they were greasy af 2) inside this food stand it's incredible dirty. The server also doesn't give a shit or makes a secret of it as he cleans stuff, takes your money and grabs the falafel with the same unwashed hands 3) We wanted to pay with coins and he said he doesn't take low values coins. lol! 4) since it's cheap the quality is accordingly. What was good of at all: 4 falafel for 1€ is cheap. maybe that's the reason people go here? My advice: there are so many better falafel spots. If you are on a budget. Ok give it a try but if that's not the case. Skip this place

Great Falafel in Berlin, and it is just 1 euro. I just came back from a Radiohead concert and was…read morelooking for something to eat. Since I am vegan, my options were narrowed down to basically just Falafel at midnight. Many Falafel places offer low quality Falafel "Sandwich" for 2.50 Euro. But this place has a better Falafel in a real pita roll for only 1 Euro! This is quite amazing. I am pleased that it is located pretty close to where I am staying right now. Can you find a better option?

Holy mackerel I could eat here everyday. I always knew I loved falafel and pita, but Sahara takes…read moreit to the next level by adding a deliciously creamy peanut sauce on top (that's the Sudanese influence). It may sound strange at first but it provided a complimentary flavor that was both salty and even a little sweet. Initially I was hesitant and a little disappointed that it was a peanut sauce and not hummus, as soon as I took the first bite I was beyond satisfied. We took our sandwiches to go, but had we stayed there couldn't have been much room. It's a very small restaurant with only a few tables. You walk in and are overwhelmed with the smell of freshly baked pita and different spices. The tiles in the kitchen add a nice color to the tiny space. Highly recommend this hidden gem!! PS: it's cash only!

Ok so I went to germany with my school and we were wandering around for lunch and found this gem!…read morewe were so lost and neither of us spoke german (my friend and i) but we walked in here with low expectations and were blessed with a sandwich i think about almost everyday since (which was about 5 months ago). we both got the halloumi sandwhich and i think it's the best thing i have ever waren in my life.

This is a new Lebanese imbiss with all the standards. Hummus, baba ghanouj, schwarma, makali, etc…read more For 2 euro, the falafel sandwich was decent. The falafel itself had already been made and fried, which gave it a sort of oily texture that wouldn't be there had it been freshly made. It may have just been the time of day that I was there, so I don't know if it's more typical for them to make their falafel fresh to order. I haven't tried anything else there, but the food was decent enough for me to explore a bit more. Especially for the price.

Delicious Falafel. For 3 euros you get something that I couldn't get for 7 euros elsewhere in…read moreBerlin. Simple, straight to the point, tasty. Love it. By the way, the people preparing the food (the owners? employees? I don't know and I don't care) are able to be efficient and caring at the same time. Awesome.

Maroush is a tiny restaurant offering an affordable menu of casual Lebanese food. The Maroush…read morePlatter came with literally some of everything they offered: kofta (ground beef kebab), shish taouk (chicken kebab), makanik (Lebanese beef sausage), chicken shawarma carved from a rotating spit, fried vegetables (eggplant, cauliflower, zucchini, fries), falafel, halloumi, tabbouleh, grape leaves stuffed with rice, salad, pickles, hummus, toum, and spicy chili sauce, along with two rounds of pita. Everything was drizzled with tahini, which added an unctuous, earthy flavor to every bite, and while everything on the platter was delicious, I especially liked the flavors added by the toum and chili sauce. The seating here was extremely limited, but the value and the flavors of the food definitely made up for the lack of atmosphere!

I went four years ago when I visited and remembered loving it. Was not as impressed this time after…read moreseeking it out. The pita type bread on the shawarma sandwich is a bit oily and too many toppings for my liking that clashed a bit. Still great bang for your buck though.

Dude this place is crazy legit! It's the real deal and totally amazing. Great tasty sesame pita,…read morewith shaved chicken mixed with bits of potato and eggplant with hummus and chili sauce with lots of fresh veg. Together it's a perfect complement and vessel for yumminess! They have decent indoor and outdoor seating. Cash only though!

If you didn't eat a kebab in Berlin, did you even go? its the most iconic food in Berlin. And i was…read moreon the hunt to find the best. I tried 6+ different spots and ruyam was by far the best. Came here on a Thursday at ~11am (to avoid the lunch rush) and it was jam packed with students and working professionals. Luckily the staff here are super efficient yet patient with customers. It's self-service. You order at the counter and they'll call out your number. Many claimed their seats before ordering, which id recommend as there are only ~15 tables inside. Once I ordered, food was ready in ~5min. And it was huge! A fresh flatbread slathered with a delicious garlic sauce and stuffed with warm juicy chicken kebab sliced fresh off the spit and fresh salad mix. The thought of this kebab sandwhich is making me drool. The toppings were almost falling out because of how much they stuffed in. Probably one of the best bites I had in Berlin! And for €8, it was a steal! When I went it was not crowded and typical. The staff mentioned it's usually a 40-60 min wait with lines out the door.

Amazing. I randomly found this tiny vegan place on a rainy night after pulling an all-nighter and…read morenot eating for 24 hours. As I was nearing death, I pointed at the menu, made some gestures, and got what turned out to be a beautiful plate of falafel, hummus, tabouli, halloumi, grilled vegetables, pickles, and bread. Everything was perfect. It cost an unbelievable 5 euros, plus a euro or so for a bottle of tea. I gave the owner 10 euros out of sheer gratitude, and he wouldn't let me leave without taking a free pastry. As an added bonus, the background music switched from some generic yoga/meditation soundtrack to Biggie Smalls once all the other customers were gone.

Amazing vegan and vegetarian falafel! That peanut sauce is to die for…read more €3 for a falafel im Brot is one of the best deals you can get for quality food here in Berlin. Also, they also prepare little dough balls (not sure what the name is) that are free for customers. Super lecker.