Reem's

People giving this place five stars must have started by getting a good buzz on at Austin Winery next door. :-)When I went, around 8:30 on a Friday, they had already run out of wraps. I got a bowl instead. It turned out to be a thin layer of meat and a few vegetable strips just barely hiding a bowl full of rice. No sauce -- just rice and the barest minimum of meat and veggies. For $14.50, it felt like a rip-off.The meat was supposed to be beef and lamb, but I couldn't tell one from the other. And due to the lack of sauce, it was dry and not very flavorful. The veggies helped a little, but they were gone after the first few bites.I was very disappointed. I wished I had gone to one of the many other nearby food trucks.

Insane. Different. They even spell it different - shawirmah.The beef and lamb wrap is crispy on the outside. Go with the spicy hummus - just enough kick to get it popping.Bottom line - this is the real deal.

Solid middle eastern food out of a food cart next to Spokesman and the Tesla repair place. I end up working remotely from the coffee shop next door at least once a month when my husband has appointments in the area, and we have long been wondering about this food cart. Should we try it? Well, we finally did!We each ordered the falafel plate and everything tasted fresh and hearty, without leaving us feeling bloated and overstuffed. That's a good balance. My hubby and I wanted to try their baba ghanoush but they were out unfortunately. We were offered hummus instead, which we tried, and it did not disappoint. My husband declared this as "the best falafel in town" and I won't go against his review, they're good and legit. Staff was cordial and expedient. Good stuff.

Reem's is a phenomenal food truck that deserves more popularity, and hopefully, a brick and mortar down the line. Until slightly recently, their shawarma was the best in town, but they've now switched to using tortilla wraps instead of pita bread (costs maybe?) and the mouth feel and overall taste isn't the same anymore. I miss it, but I won't order again with the current changes, so I'll get my fix from the Phoenicia resto cafe or the Phoenicia bakery. Their bowls and plates are well portioned and incredibly flavorful!. Service isn't the friendliest sometimes, but if you're there for the food, who cares?. Just as their name indicates, their falafel is incredible and probably the best I've ever had outside of a Lebanese friend's home. Things I wish they had on the menu: Baba ganoush and toum /garlic sauce.

I stopped by this great food truck for some falafel. The owners were very friendly and my falafel pita was so fresh and falafel was one of the best!! Had cucumbers, lettuce, spices, and tahini /spicy hummus. Fresh pita You can get other pitas or a platter. Fries have Za'atar sprinkled on top. They have spicy Harrisa if you ask, was so good!! Make it one of your stops !!!

Ok make the drive to find this place! Don't pass it up! It is a place called the yard. It has the Austin winery and some pretty awesome food trucks. Sorry no pictures of my awesome sandwich from Reem's. It was super yummy and I could stop eating. Definitely a must stop and have a glass of wine and great food!!!! Picnic tables outside to relax.

Stopped in right before closing on Tuesday and thankful they were one of the few trucks in the park open. Ordered the plate with falafel for me and lamb plate for bf.The falafel were soooo crunchy and good. Make sure to get garlic sauce for dipping. Also added babaganoush for $1. Only thing that could have been better was tabouleh wasn't fresh and needed more lemon and parsley. BF loved the lamb and the portion was large enough for leftovers. We will definitely be back.

Reem's is the perfect addition to The Austin Winery. The menu is straightforward... plate or sandwich and pick your protein. They have specials and a few other options I noticed too. My husband and I each got spicy plates - one chicken and one beef/lamb. The portion was filling and just what I needed to go with my Friday evening chill at the winery. If you are looking for a milder option I'd recommend the chicken. Both were packed with flavor! The falafel was on point too. I'll be back soon because this is my favorite spot in town to drink, eat and relax.

One of the best Shawarma in Austin! If not the best.It has an authentic Palestinian flare to it and as Lebanese myself I vouch for how great it is.Highly recommended. Try the falafel as well. They are excellent specially fresh

Idk what to think anymore; when i went i got like 7 pieces of chicken on this little pile of rice for like 17$ and i felt so ripped off it was mind blowing; that being said the other peoples plates i see pictures of look nothing like mine... will consider giving a 2nd chance and trying again; but overall the food is solid, portions are just way too small especially for the price in my personal experience Halal bros is better for value and potentially flavor, also Palestinian owned.