Habibah — Restaurant in Cheltenham

Habibah brings authentic Palestinian flavours to Cheltenham. Located on Southam Street, Habibah adds to the area’s reputation for diverse dining. The cafe is known for its family-recipe falafel and fresh flatbreads. Locals and visitors enjoy Habibah for a quick, tasty lunch or a casual meal with friends. This family-run eatery offers a taste of Palestine in Cheltenham.

About The Venue

Habibah operates from a retail building in Cheltenham. The interior features a modern, fast-food decor style with bright lighting and contemporary furnishings. Habibah prioritises a lively, high-energy atmosphere with a community feel. The venue’s commitment to ethical sourcing and compostable packaging demonstrates a modern approach to sustainability. The family-recipe falafel represents a culinary tradition informing the current menu. Step-free and wheelchair access are available, alongside accessible toilets. The venue’s design caters to a busy environment, particularly during peak hours, creating a welcoming space for locals and visitors.

Typical Experiences

Habibah offers a restaurant experience centred around its signature falafel and a wider Arab-inspired menu. The quick-service style suits lunchtime visits and casual meals with family and friends. Expect a busy environment, especially during peak hours. Habibah is known for its fresh falafels and flatbreads, offering a tasty and convenient option. The restaurant’s focus on food as community creates a welcoming space for gatherings and shared meals. It's an ideal spot for a fast, flavourful, and satisfying meal.

Notable Features

  • Family-Recipe Falafel
  • Compostable Packaging
  • Family recipe falafel
  • Ethical sourcing and compostable packaging
  • Chicken biryani
  • Palestinian cuisine
  • Fresh falafels and flats
  • Food as community
  • Arab-inspired fast food menu
  • High-traffic lunchtime environment

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Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in October 2026.