The reviewers raving about this unique Israeli food have led very sheltered lives. How is this different from the ubiquitous Lebanese cuisine? We ordered the schnitzel plate and received some small crumbed scraps, some so thin they contained no discernible chicken, over-fried so that even...More

Fantastic food at really really cheap prices, coffees are always so good, award winning barista. Always my go to for a cheap but delicious meal!

Lots of great menu choices, very big meals. Made for a yummy lunch the next day. staff were great. Didn't have to wait long for meals either. Make sure you're hungry when you go.

I went for the least expensive veggie pita, ($12) not knowing I was being treated, but I was not disappointed! The meal as incredibly tasty with a range of sauces hugging the pita patties, all nestled in a freshly backed pita pocket. My friends had...More

Really busy. We got the last table. It was noisy but the sounds were people enjoying each other’s company and their food. We got a hummus plate and a pickle plate along with Moroccan tea and Israeli coffee. All were delicious, certainly adequate in size...More

This is a pretty special place. The quality of the fresh healthy food is awesome. Salads are huge! Lots of texture and flavor. Super friendly service and great coffee. Loads of ideas and experiences to choose from

The food was good enough in regards of flavours. The portion was decent but not huge. The service was friendly and the venue tidy but not to the level of an A standard restaurant. They even have their grade B standard certificate hanging in the...More

Be sure to come hungry if you order a main dish here. It includes several salads and spreads as well as the main dish. My lamb was delicious and I enjoyed the variety of salads.

Fresh, delicious, and authentic. The vibe at Fat Camel is really relaxed and the staff are always a delight to deal with. Prices are reasonable, and serving sizes are spot on. The falafel is delicious!

The food at Fat Camel is a delicious and interesting insight into Israeli food. It's quite unlike what we usually eat here in NZ and really allows a glimpse into how another culture eats. Vegetables such as beetroot and carrots with hummus and yoghurt dressing...More