NYC Metro Area Vegan Restaurant Guide
Taïm
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222 Waverly Place
New York
NY
10014
(212) 691-1287
Taïm website
View this restaurant's page on other sites: MenuPages | Yelp
Veg level:
Vegetarian (mostly vegan)
Menu does not indicate vegan items
Price Range:
$$$$$ (Average entree cost: $1-$5)
Accepted Payments:
- Cash Only
Hours:
Daily: 12pm-10pm.
Directions:
At 7th Avenue. 1,2,3 to 14th Street; A,C,E,L to 8th Avenue-14th.
Delivery notes:
Taïm delivers.
$10 minimum.
The information on this page was last updated on June 25, 2010.
Review by megatofu on January 5, 2011:
- I may have missed this if it was mentioned somewhere on SV - apologies if it was - but Taim has a new food truck. I got a falafel sandwich there today for $5.75. It was the green variety, which appears to be the only one they have at the truck. It was every bit as delicious as the falafel from Taim on Waverly. I was pleased to see someone bringing good falafel to midtown. The truck moves daily, but they tweet their whereabouts.
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Review by angel360 on February 7, 2009:
- Taim is so delicious and relatively inexpensive. Tucked away into a super tiny spot on Waverly Pl- it is great for falafel (the green is the best one) and hummus. The pitas are nice and fluffy. It can get super crowded though- so don't expect to get a seat if you go during prime times.
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Review by alf-redo on January 28, 2009:
- A good falafel, though a stretch to say 'best'. The spicy falafel (harissa) isn't that spicy but still good as is their mint/parsley/cilantro (green), and their pita bread is ok- not freshly made, but grilled so better than average. The fries are also better than average, though a little soggy and their dipping sauce isn't vegan (nor is their baba ganoush!).
Cool looking smoothies though I didn't try one. Space is tiny and no restroom. In that area I would probably go to Soy and Sake or SNice instead unless I specifically wanted falafel. Oh, and staff is nice.
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Review by eefanugget on September 10, 2008:
- Incredible.
Three different kinds of falafel. I like the harissa.
Cantaloupe Ginger smoothie.
Their pita is homemade and you can taste the difference.
The seating is limited but falafel is a walking meal. Wander around the corner to that rad bookstore.
ALSO their french fries are WORTH IT.
So, go hungry. Get a sandwich (the platters are a bargain too), a smoothie and some fries.
All makes a satisfying meal.
Mind you they get mad busy. THAT IS BECAUSE THE FOOD ROCKS.
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Review by zack80 on September 2, 2007:
- one of my favorite places to eat on my lunch. Some of the best falafel in the city. SERIOUSLY!!!
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