Taim

ordered delivery food. asked for white pita and got whole wheat. told to give salad instead of tabuli got tabuli anyway. food was mediocre (I grew up in Israel).

I tracked down this place because I was given Einat Admony's wonderful cookbook. The felafel is delicious. Fresh. The cabbage salad is crunch. All wonderful. But, the place is so busy and packed with people, there's no place to stand and read the menu,

The last time I went was about six months ago and I found it really disappointing. I used to love this place! The balls seemed to be smaller and way the items were put in the pita was haphazard, no blending of ingredients when eaten at all. Tonight

I ordered yesterday some falafel sandwiches for the first time since 1 year and what used to be really good is now very very disappointing : food was cold, the falafel was good but pita was barely raw and the vegetables were flavorless, sauce was forgotte

The food I've had here is good, especially the falafel. However, if you're going for takeout the place is tiny and jam packed, and the wait to get your food is long. It seems like they cater more to their deliveries than take away. Plus the guy who takes

As a former employee of St Vincent hospital it was not unusual to be faced with the dilemma of finding delicious food that was quickly prepared and delivered. Taim simply fits the bill. The staff is incredibly friendly, The food is tremendously deliciou

I was really excited to try this place when I saw their menu online, but was ultimately disappointed with my experience. The space is rather tiny and cramped, but that would have been perfectly fine if I had not felt hurried and pressured by the waitstaff

Green falafel pita is so good - even when you take away and aren't able to eat it the moment it is prepared. only prob i had was the takeout fries - heard rave reviews about them and looked forward to the experience but i was NOT a fan of the saffron aio