Babel

“Die Kellner -verständlicherweise-gestresst, dennoch freundlicher Service.”

Mernush Azodi-Jukss★★★★

The platter for 2 was very interesting. The portion is generous. However, most foods are a bit on the salty side. I would say reducing the salt level will elevate the quality of food by a few times. Music is loud. It is a bit crammed inside. The service is super fast. I would say it is fast-food Lebanese resto.

David Kwok★★★★★

Babel is a casual self-service restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg offering Lebanese cuisine. The Babel Platte for two people was a nice sampling of their mezzes including hummus, baba ghanoush, tabbouleh, falafel, halloumi, pickled turnips/cucumbers/chilies, ground lamb kafta, chicken shawarma, rice wrapped in grape leaves, spinach and cheese pastries, makali (fried zucchini, peppers, potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower), and makdous (preserved stuffed eggplant). The plate also came with several condiments: amba (mango sauce), toum (garlic sauce), shatta (spicy chili sauce), and tarator (tahini sauce).

Bina★★★★★

Food is really delicious! Its a bit like arabi food, but you can still point out the differences, and also quite special. Service is just fine, but for a super busy restaurant, its already good enough. But please make a reservation before you go there, otherwise it's hard to get a place. I would like to go there again, thats why I give five starts.

Hossein Shahyari★★

Food quality was ok, and that’s the only positive aspect of this restaurant for me! - Music volume was a bit high, you have to shout instead of talking. - Personally I believe the salad portion was much more than what it should be in my dish, but that’s personal preference. - It is somehow hard to find nice place to sit indoors, especially because half the seats are “RESERVED”, and they will squeeze you between other people and I could hear them better than my own partner! Btw those reserved seats were empty the whole time we were there. - The food was ok, falafel kind of smelly but yummy, I