Batata Pita And Smoothies

I live nearby and frequently enjoy the food from Batata. If you're okay with eggs and dairy, the standout dish on the menu is the scrambled egg and cheese malawach, served with schug and grated tomato on the side. A delightful second choice would be the coconut milk waffles, especially with the house-made sweet chili butter, which is incredibly delicious. The eggplant and labneh sandwich is also fantastic, but I believe it's only available on Wednesdays now. For vegans, I recommend the sweet potato falafel sandwich (just skip the feta unless you consume dairy) or the lentil soup. The grain bowl and Brussels sprouts used to be excellent, but I'm not sure if they're still offered. I also enjoy the mint lemonade, and you can never go wrong with hummus – particularly the mushroom hummus – and the sweet potato fries.

Came here for a quick lunch on a Saturday afternoon. They had 2 tables available for outdoor dining. The place was shockingly empty for a Saturday afternoon but, I quickly realized that they have a relatively busy takeaway situation. Good for them. I gotthe falafel plate $15), which comes with either white or whole wheat pita. My partner got the tuna sandwich $9) with an addedhardboiled egg $1). We also got an order of fries $5) to share. You order/pay at the counter and they bring the food out toyour table. All the utensils and water are self service. The cups for water are kind of laughable. They're literally the size ofthe cups you get at the dentist to rinse your mouth with. I guess that's one way to try to get patrons to buy a drink instead ofdrinking the free water. The food comes out very quickly. I asked for hot sauce but the green herb container that they claimedwas their hot sauce was barely spicy. It had a nice flavor but I doubt I'd ever refer to it as a hot sauce condiment. Thefalafel was delicious and so was the accompanying hummus. The tahini was watery and seemed out of a jar. The Israeli salad andthe cabbage salad it comes with could have used a bit more seasoning but overall, good enough for a healthy side. I'd try thisplace again. A majority of The people getting takeaway were getting chicken schnitzel and chicken shawarma so those are next onmy list to try. If you live in the Kensington/Windsor Terrace area, this is definitely a good place to try for a casual, nofrills meal.

What a fantastic little place! We stopped by for brunch, and I tried the Schnitzel Waffle Plate... oh my gosh, I'm hooked! Their Honey Chili Butter is unbelievably addictive—just a warning, the flavors are out of this world! My girlfriend had the Cheese Malawach, which was also amazing. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, and the service was friendly and prompt. This restaurant has a wonderful neighborhood vibe, and there's no doubt we'll be returning!

The hummus is absolutely delicious! However, I've been ordering from this place for two years, and I've noticed that the portion sizes have decreased. For $10, you now only get one pita and a smaller amount of hummus, which isn't ideal. You should really be getting at least two pitas with your order for that price. Additionally, the container for the hummus has gotten smaller as well.

Everything I've ordered has always been fresh and delicious. The sabich is exceptional!