The best Levantine street food in Hamburg

Modern Israeli comfort food at Mia and Rouven’s. You can’t go wrong with mezze featuring hummus and falafel, shakshuka topped with crumbled feta, sabich, or roasted cauliflower with avocado cream. Freshly baked pita bread with mahlab as the secret ingredient. For the main course: veggies, köfte, and shawarma.

Arabic-Lebanese culinary delights in the Old Town: creamy hummus, fresh tabbouleh, and crispy falafel to share. Afterward, indulge in juicy lamb skewers, shawarma in warm pita bread, or Arabic kebab. Don’t miss: roasted cauliflower in sesame sauce. Pair it with a mango lassi.

Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside: Stern’s falafel is among the best in the Schanze. It’s served with homemade sauces, fresh vegetables, and spicy meat on a skewer, along with warm bread. With plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, this spot is a laid-back street food favorite.

The falafel platter is a must-try here: crispy falafel, fresh vegetables, crisp lettuce, and homemade sauces—ranging from creamy hummus to spicy walnut mousse—make it the perfect Middle Eastern comfort food. It’s served with warm flatbread straight from the oven. So delicious!