Top Restaurants in Riffa, Bahrain

Very nice place to eat breakfast or dinner. It has a section only for families with a lot of tables.

This place is much like the Al Kwar in Manama. It serves quick Iranian meals, and the menu is the same as the one in Manama. The mix grills were fantastic. The ambience is what one would expect at a local Arabic tikka joint, with lots of people (families included) around you busy in animated conversations. Must try, even if you weren't in the vicinity. Washed it all down with their milk tea.

The fried tikka both meat and chicken are a must try 👌🏻

Fried Tekka and Orphally kebab are so good l’ll probably go back to it.
Mezzeh is also yummy.

Thanks for all

Taste is good but try to make it less oily.

One of the best best traditional Bahraini food. The tikka was delicious , eggs and the whole breakfast meal was full of flavor.

اسوء فلافل ذقتها بحياتي لا شكل ولا طعم
مشكلينها بأدينهم في اختراع آله الفلافل
وكل زيت ومحروقة
لا أنصح فيها أبدًا
تستخفون بعقول الناس ولا إيش ؟

Ordered Half grill chicken.
Delicious, soft and crispy spicy chicken. Served hot in less than 10 mins of ordering time. Served hot and soft kuboos.

Amazing

Delicious egyptian falafel restaurant, good choice for breakfast or light dinner
The restaurant also sales foul, koushary and sandwiches.

Very Bad not recommend to anyone
Bread expired, Falafel to much oil, Liver was bad ...
Save your stomach and your money keep away from this restaurant

Go order fried Tikka and you won’t regret it! They have fresh bread and the people working here are very nice and attentive. They have a wide options for breakfast and dinner. They have a family section that is upstairs. They have an outdoor seating area also. The place is sparkly clean and food arrives fast.

Amazing falafel. Affordable and great tasting

Dined here for breakfast on Thursday. The restaurant served my order quickly, but on the cost of the quality. The price still remains cheap and budgets friendly, but the quantity got also reduced.

I used to dine in here weekly for breakfast, the portions were a lot more generous. Now it's just a profit game. Avoid the karak, but ask for red tea. The karak is tasteless.

I also bought Bahraini Tikka on the same day in the evening. The quantity was also remarkably reduced than before.

Still, it will remain a budget place, with a quick service for a quick meal.

New shop at Riffa, authentic Arabic fafafel!