Habibi means ‘my beloved’ and the object of obsession in this cheerfully painted, been-here-forever snack place is soul-sustaining falafel, best paired with a freshly pressed carrot juice or a hot tea. The shawarma is another good choice and great for restoring brain balance after a night on the razzle.
Habibi
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