Al Quds — Restaurant in Palermo

Al Quds Palestinian Restaurant in Palermo offers more than just delicious cuisine; it immerses diners in a left-wing Palestinian atmosphere, complete with Che Guevara posters and reminiscent decor that transports you back to the 1970s. While the ambiance may lean towards the political left, the culinary experience remains authentic and enjoyable. The falafel stands out for its perfect crispiness on the outside and soft texture inside, embodying the essence of Palestinian cuisine. We also savored the hummus, a staple of Palestinian fare, alongside warm and fresh bread. However, it's worth noting that while the couscous we tried had a slightly different flavor profile, not traditionally Palestinian, it added an intriguing twist to the meal. Despite this deviation, Al Quds remains a fantastic option for those seeking non-Italian cuisine at an economical price point, making it a noteworthy establishment in Palermo's...

After 7 days of Sicilian food, I fancied something different. As I love Middle Eastern food, I decided to give this place a go. I ordered kibbeh and a falafel wrap to go. The kibbeh were not as I know them: it's normally a "shell" made of coarse wheat, filled with minced meat. Here, they are just like regular kofte: minced meat with some wheat mixed in. Tasty, but not what I had in mind. The falafel was ok, if rather bland. The bread used for the wrap is home made, it is good but a lot thicker than the pitta bread or durum wraps normally used. On the plus side, it is very affordable, the restaurant owner is very nice, and this is a place frequented almost...

Worst experience in my life. Very very very poor service, the waitress (short one) was rude and not polite at all... she act like she's serving us the food for free or something. No welcome, or a single smile, or even availability to ask her for something... The quantity of food is different than what's shown on images. Adding to that an unpleasant atmosphere, where a crazy man from the street start to sing and then ask for money in each table. Important note: The dishes have nothing to do with original Palestinian or arab food, they're just a...