What are the top rated restaurants in Reutlingen where I can eat Falafel?

The most popular Falafel restaurants in Reutlingen are: Cafe Nepomuk Regenbogen Imbiss Palmyra Reutlingen - Arabisches Restaurant Pizza Pasta Ost Simsim Oriental Soul Food

How much does on average costs Falafel

On average Falafel costs $7.6. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Falafel Restaurants in Reutlingen

The best places in Reutlingen to eat Falafel. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Reutlingen who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Falafel or dine out.

Cafe Nepomuk

4.5

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4.5

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City: Reutlingen, Unter den Linden 23, 72762, Reutlingen, Germany

"Nice atmosphere, nice staff and good food, absolutely recommended."

##3 Sushi in Reutlingen

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#3 Sushi in Reutlingen

Regenbogen Imbiss

4.4

City: Reutlingen, Föhrstraße 40, Reutlingen I-72760, Deutschland, Germany

"Everything super the döner is very big and very tasty and one of the better in reutlingen, which they can get here is not well maintained if they here an supplement zb vorebel and redwort is relocated meat, which I find very positiw also here it always goes fast when I bought in the rewe I here what to eat the other dinge on the map are also very tasty and very tasty and"

##4 Kebab in Reutlingen

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#4 Kebab in Reutlingen

Palmyra Reutlingen - Arabisches Restaurant

4.1

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City: Reutlingen, Metzgerstraße 77, 72764, Reutlingen, Germany

"The oriental cuisine is one of the best in the world, which I found during my trips to the Orient. In the Palmyra, I wanted to sneak in culinary memories of my last vacation, but it would have been better if I would have saved it. From the excellent oriental cuisine this food was very far away, it had maximum mesa quality and the quantity would have been very poor even for a children's plate. The complaint then revealed that guests eating with the Schlemmerblock are inferior. To the highest extent unprofessional I found the rage of the host, which he, as we were the only guests, could fully live out. Also the statement of what I want, if I only pay half the price, whether I know what a good piece of meat costs. I know the Arabs as very hospitable. If he does not want to host his guests at a discounted price, he should not offer a service with the Schlemmerblock. The fact that, despite this lack of service, he can still live from his income is probably due to his bills. I cannot judge to what extent this practice is common there, but I can say with relative certainty that the tax office will never know of our visit. I may also do wrong to the host here, and the icyly full-cut post-it lands as a proper account with his documents. Both the behaviour and the service were ashamed and unworthy. This host is a shame for his compatriots."

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