Middle Eastern
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Jordanian bistro. Offers Middle Eastern specialties such as hummus, falafel, tabbouleh, shawarma baba ghanoush, and baklava. Relocated from Klapkova 1035/28. Previously vegan but added meat to the menu July 2023. Open Tue-Sun 12:00-20:00.
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21/1 Vratislavova, Prague, Czech Republic
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Last update on 24 Aug 2023 by Faylafel
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Added by rpoulova on 08 Jan 2022
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12 Reviews
First Review by Knutob
priglboy
Points +65
Very good and authentic - Edit
The food was delicious and very authentic with very nice staff! A bit too expensive for what it is.
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EkaterinaPetrikevich
Points +469
I’d give it 5 ⭐️ - Edit
I absolutely loved the place and I’m definitely coming back. The owner is Palestinian-Jordanian, so you know the cuisine is authentic. That’s attested by my Palestinian girlfriend as well.
Read moreThe place is super cozy and you really feel like you’re sitting in a living room of good friends who serve you wonderful food with a side of family stories. The owner is very eager to share, chat, and answer any of your questions.
The portions are generous, and we found it hard to finish our meals. So come hungry! But not too hungry since the wait time is quite long. The owner does most things himself and has a small team so things take time.
But don’t mind the wait, it’s worth it. Even zaatar is fresh and aromatic.
By the way the main menu is vegetarian/vegan and just specials have some meat options. Otherwise I’d give this place five stars.
Pros: Quality of food, It’s authentic, The atmosphere is amazing
Cons: The wait time is fairly long
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Whocindah
Points +160
Delicious authentic falafel! - Edit
We really enjoyed our experience at Bistro Habibi. The food was delicious, fresh, and made from scratch. We had the Baba Ghanoush plate and the Houmous plate. Each came with falafel and fresh warm pita.
Read moreThis restaurant does serve meat and dairy but there are plenty of options for vegans.
Updated from previous review on 2023-12-06
Pros: Delicious homemade food, Lovely genuine family service, Cozy warm atmosphere
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jennyc32
Points +3391
A Feast! - Edit
We went for the platter for two, which usually contains labneh (dairy cheese). The owner swapped it for some oil and zatar, which we really enjoyed. The platter was a good size for two hungry people. All the dishes were really flavoursome and enjoyable, and we especially enjoyed the hummus, makdous, and pita.
Read moreThe new location is spacious (there are multiple small tables now, not just one big table as mentioned in another review before the relocation) and the decor is really fun.
We had a really great visit and will definitely go back!
Be aware that I think one page of the menu has a header which suggests the whole place is vegan - but it's not! Make sure to specify that you want the platter veganising.
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WendySmetanova
Points +714
Delicious - Edit
We had platter for two. Vegan heaven! Really good hummus and falafel. But the beer was pricey = 90 CZK for Vinohradský pivovar 😱.
Read moreWe will come back though.
The owner was friendly 😊.
Updated from previous review on 2023-09-06
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kudaignola
Points +344
Cosy little home-like place - Edit
Delicious middle eastern food prepared by the owner who is the only staff in this cute little place with just one table you share with other visitors when seating outside is not possible. Ask for something specific from the menu if you don't want to have full menu to taste, which was a bit too much for me alone!
Read moreI'm giving credit to the man himself for helping homeless people by feeding them when they come by!
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cbedas6
Points +20
Habibi - Edit
The cook was very gentle and nice. The meal was great. But the prize was a little bit more than expected
Read morePros: Service, Taste, Choice
Cons: Expensive
YazanMajedQandah
Thank you so much 😊
Read moreI’m sorry to find us expensive even tho the most expensive meal is (275 czk = 11 euro)
We try our best to survive the increase of the prices of our imported ingredients from the Middle East.
Next visit inform me and you’ll get a free vegan sahleb ☺️
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BridováLenka
Points +129
OMG what a place, with my egyptian husband we had food coma 😎 - Edit
delicious fresh food, we felt like we r attending cooking show in living room of our dear friend; owner is amazing host and chef; we will come definitely again when in Prague
Read morePros: vegan, fresh ingredients , amazing aura
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clytaem
Points +375
Great place, offers Mediterranean food - Edit
I discovered that place by accident, when I was in the neighborhood. They offer Mediterranean dishes such as falafel, schwarma, hummus etc. Everything was very tasty and the service was good. It was also quite cheap.
Read morePros: Tasty, Cheap, Authentic Mediterranean food
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GarrrliCat
Points +1650
This is big nice surprise! - Edit
I like to say I'm done with falafels. I have my spots where occationaly I'd get some and Habibi just became my Prague's spot for bloody good falafel and food in general.
Read moreCame here for family lunch with omnivores an we were all so satisfied!
We tried shawarma, z'atar cheese wrap and falafel plate. All was so delicious, beautifully served (and huge portions!) and as a dessert Baklava.
The owner is very friendly talkative guy with lots of interesting things to talk about. Looking for being back. Worth the trip out of the center (anyways it's just by a metro station so no excuses:D)
Pros: Food, atmosphere, service
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highflyer
Points +625
Great little place, amazing owner - Edit
Really nice Jordan bistro. Great hummus and falafel! Would come again to try another dishes
Read morePros: Really good homemade hummus , Tasty, Nice place
Cons: Homemade bread would be better
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Knutob
Points +1865
Amazing food and hospitality - Edit
This place is run by a Jordanian, the nicest guy you'll ever meet. He makes you feel so much at home, and makes everything himself, from the bottom. We had to wait for a bit since he had a lot of customers at the time we were there, but it was definitely worth the wait. My girlfriend and I had some za'atar with cheese and veggies, and it was so tasty. Also, we got complimentary coffee and dessert, and got to meet a few other guests that were incredibly nice people and from all over the world. An immense and unique experience, and you need to go there if you are in the area. The place is located in a small "backyard" with several different small shops, among them a zero-waste store and a bar. In the summer there is live music on the small stage there every day. For your own sake, don't miss this experience.
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