Hummus Place

their brunch platters are amazing — generous portions for just $25 per person. the place is small in a partially underground space. came in on sunday at opening time and there was plenty of tables and fast service. got the shakshuka with eggplant and spinach and it was divine. excellent hummus as well.

A hidden gem (or maybe not) that’s well worth the experience for the price and quality alone. We came here after walking around the neighborhood and was able to get a seat right away on a Sunday evening. Everything was delicious and came out fresh. The wait was a little long but there were quite a few people out. Would highly recommend this place - can’t wait to come back soon!

Great restaurant! The service was really good. The restaurant is small, by cozy. We order the brunch menu, which includes a main dish + hummus + bread + salad + fries + coffee or tea + orange juice. The shakshuka was AMAZING, as well as the hummus and the fries. I would definitely recommend this restaurant as a breakfast option. Great food, great price and great service.

If you're craving for hummus, this is the place to go. It's one of the best I've ever had. The falafel was also delicious with a lot sauce. I'm not usually a fan of it, but this one made we want to have more. It was a great find for us since just found it off Google Maps as we were looking for a place for Hummus. We're so happy to have found the Hummus Place. One of the highlight or our trip. Thanks to the staff for the friendly service!

At the Hummus Hub on the Upper West Side, chickpea dreams take the stage. This place, amid city chaos, promises creamy indulgence and hummus escapades. My boyfriend and I on a Saturday afternoon scored an outdoor table right away – a jackpot for any city dweller. Even though our waitress wasn't an example of great service, literally handed us napkins and spray to clean the table as we got seated, we didn't let it ruin our experience. Surrounded by friendly folks, the sun took the spotlight, officially marking its territory as brunch heaven. I opted for the Mallawach dish that won me over at $20 – an edible treasure trove. My boyfriend went for the Shakshuka thrill at $18 – eggs and spice galore. Each bite was full of flavor. Healthy and affordable – Free OJ and tea with your entree, what a bonus! NYC's secret culinary gem. Quick as a New York minute, The Hummus Place is a NYC must!

I am a fan of meditteraneandiet and extremely into hummus & babaganoush. We tried Hummus Place last week when we visited uwsnyc. They are located at B1 and might be easy to miss. Surprisely, they have already been running for almost 20 years. We shared Falafel Platter and 3 Meze Orders. The platter was served with various and delicious sides. It came with three pieces of pita which was served warm, soft and fluffy. We got Cauliflower, Brussel Sproutsand Babaganoush as our 3 Meze Orders. It’s overall decent but the Brussel Sprouts were not our type.

This place was a random pick for dinner and was disappointed when there was no meat on the menu. Surprisingly all the dishes were delicious and we just ordered more and more. Tried Eggplant shakshuka for the first time and it was good and it is similar to Indian eggplant curry with eggs. Even though their fresh juice seems pricey, it’s totally worth trying.