Prinzen Falafel Imbiss

Prinzen Falafel Imbiss is located on Bernauer Straße, right next to Mauerpark, on the border of Gesundbrunnen and Prenzlauer Berg. The falafel plate costs 10.00 Euros, the takeaway box 8.00 Euros, and almost every dish is marked as vegan or vegetarian. For falafel before visiting the flea market, this is the closest address.

Prinzen Falafel Imbiss on Bernauer Straße: Falafel right next to Mauerpark

Bernauer Straße 63-64 is located on the border between Gesundbrunnen and Prenzlauer Berg, right next to Mauerpark. Prinzen Falafel Imbiss is compactly designed, with a few tables outside, and the entrance is wheelchair accessible. On sunny Sundays, when the flea market is running in Mauerpark, a queue regularly forms here. This is also due to its location: many people get their food and carry it the few meters into the park. The box concept is practical for this, as falafel, halloumi, and makali are each available as a takeaway box. Payment is exclusively cash, so you should plan for an ATM beforehand. Bernauer Straße is wide and noisy at this point, while the snack bar itself seems almost casual in contrast. This is exactly what makes it a reliable stop for many on their way to the park. Tram M10 stops about 200 meters away at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark, and the Wolliner Straße bus stop is right around the corner.

Prinzen Plate, Makali and Baba Ganoush

The falafel comes crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, nothing is from the freezer. The falafel plate costs 10.00 Euros and comes with salad, couscous, hummus, sesame sauce, and bread in addition to the balls, while the falafel box is 8.00 Euros. The signature dish of the house is the Prinzen Plate, which contains a bit of everything and is available in three variations: vegan, vegetarian, and with meat. This tripartite division runs through the entire menu, as almost every plate dish is marked accordingly. This makes Prinzen Falafel Imbiss one of the most straightforward places in the city for anyone who eats vegan. Besides the falafel, the Makali made from fried vegetables is worthwhile, along with Baba Ganoush made from eggplants, hummus, and tabbouleh and couscous salad. The sauces are homemade, and the tahini sauce is one of the things you should definitely order here. For dessert, Baklava, Mamul with pistachios or dates, and Schamiat are on the menu.