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Taiim Falafel Shack offers falafel, hummus & other Israeli eats to Hastings-On-Hudson, NY. Taiim Falafel Shack has been recognized for its outstanding Middle Eastern and Indian Cuisine. At Taiim Falafel Shack, we use only the finest ingredients to prepare dishes that are as nutritious as they are delicious. We invite you to new adventures in taste, with a welcome that comes from deep within our heart! Our guests are our family!
Eatery dishing up falafel, hummus & other Israeli eats in a compact, modest setting.
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Address: 598 Warburton Ave #1504, Hastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-0006
Website: https://taiimny.com/
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Reviews
D. Sweetz
No notes. Well, only one. If you order their french fries get em crispy.
This place is cozy and serves fresh food, and the staff are nice. Whether you order take out or a quick bite in their petite dining area, just get their grub, you wont regret it.
… moreThis place is cozy and serves fresh food, and the staff are nice. Whether you order take out or a quick bite in their petite dining area, just get their grub, you wont regret it.
Franjez
The lamb shawarma wrap is great, it’s full of tender lamb, grilled vegetables & a spicy sauce, mild spice. It’s wrapped tight where you can eat and walk or drive. I recommend trying it, i’m definitely coming back for more.
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Paul Tsao
Delicious falafel wrap. I think even the pita was made from scratch. The grape leaves were served warm which was a pleasant surprise. There’s not many tables. I suspect most people do take away.
… moreSarah Lange
Delicious, authentic Middle Eastern food. Large portions and friendly service by Roger. Could tell the food is made with love and intention. Highly recommend!
… moreArthur Glauberman
This is a great restaurant if you love humus, falafel, lamb shawarma, fresh guacamole as well as all kids of salads and Indian food too! While it’s a tiny place, they have tables on the sidewalk and one or two inside their restaurant!
… moreSteven Radzicki
The food here was absolutely delicious. I cant remember the name of the item that i ordered, but i do know that the chefs there were incredible. The staff were friendly and the energy was great.
… moreVeronica V
The place is just that a small shack with about ten seats. The falafels were made to order and served hot. The dips both hummus and baba ganoush lacked flavor. The hummus wasn’t creamy nor served with olive oil on top just a piece of olive. The baba ganoush was sour and also served with two pieces of olive. The pita bread was the thin pita served luke warm. The three things we purchased weren’t particularly flavorful nor tasty. We thought this was going to be like the Taiim restaurant in NYC and unfortunately it wasn’t
… moreKirill V
Nice cozy place with friendly stuff and fresh food. I will come back again. Was delicious and made me full. Big plus if you’re a soccer/football fan. The place has wifi but with password and not sure you can use it.
… morejigar sethiya
Best vegetarian options near Hastings and the food is better than any other Mediterranean places
… moreShatha Almontaser
I don’t like this restaurant because it serves traditional Middle Eastern and Arab dishes but labels them as “Israeli.” Foods like hummus, falafel, and tabbouleh have deep roots in Arab culture, and it’s frustrating to see them rebranded without acknowledging their origins. The food itself might be decent, but the cultural misrepresentation is disappointing and feels disrespectful. I won’t be coming back.
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