The Best Falafel Restaurants in Berlin

Located in the stylish Charlottenburg neighbourhood, Karun Bistro is a cosy restaurant with a Persian-Arab menu. Although there is plenty of high-quality meat on offer, this joint also has a range of vegetarian options. To enjoy the full range of flavours, order a plate, which is topped with hummus, Moutabal (eggplant purée), a serving of rice dishes, a range of sauces and perfectly spiced falafel balls. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable, it’s the perfect falafel spot in western Berlin.

Dada Falafel serves amazing falafel in the lively area just outside Mitte’s Oranienburger Tor. The interior is casual, the service is friendly and it’s a great place in the summer, offering plenty of outdoor seating. Every dish is an explosion of traditional Middle Eastern flavours, with plenty of favourites including mixed plates with baba ganoush, hummus, halloumi, roasted vegetables and crumply falafel.

Boussi Falafel perfectly combines traditional Lebanese cuisine with an organic, all-vegetarian menu. Located close to Winterfeldtplatz Market in Schöneberg, this healthy, delicious restaurant serves up made-to-order falafel sandwiches, available on whole grain pita, with baked halloumi and a range of salads, vegetables and sauces. They also offer a range of vegan sauces and falafel plates.

Habba Habba is the centrally located, super tasty falafel joint with a diverse menu. Here, you can get delicious falafel wraps served with aromatic yogurt sauce, seasoned vegetables, herbs, salad, as well as pine nuts, almonds, peanuts and pomegranate dressing. The menu is a combination of fresh, unique dishes with Middle-Eastern roots.

Sahara Imbiss the local Sudanese restaurant that the locals can’t get enough of. There are three chains located around Neukölln and on the border of Kreuzberg, and it’s the favourite falafel spot in these neighbourhoods. With its signature peanut sauce and falafel, this joint also has a huge selection of vegan and vegetarian options.

If you’re craving a crisp falafel, in some pita bread, as a wrap or on a mixed plate with fresh salad, tabboulé, halloumi and hummus, than Falafel Daye is the place to go. The falafel is crispy and fragrant, and the menu, which is packed with all the usual favourites, is well-priced and has a range of vegetarian and vegan options. Located in vibrant Prenzlauer Berg, it’s the perfect spot in warmer months to sit outside and people watch.

Maroush is a tasty and well-priced Middle Eastern spot located in the heart of Kreuzberg. Offering outstandingly fragrant and tasty falafel sandwiches and mixed plates, this Kotti-adjacent restaurant is cosy, traditional and reasonably priced. Everything from the seasoning and sauces to the falafel and vegetables are mouthwateringly fresh.