So-Home

Absolutely delicious and affordable. As someone who strives to get as much protein as possible from meatless sources, the fresh falafel and bean soup were perfect. Plenty of protein and tasted amazing as well. Will definitely be ordering it again.

Went out of my way to come here for the Lahmacun (it is the main picture for this place) and they said they don’t ever have it. Misleading.

Really great Turkish food. I tried the quinoa salad with falafel at the recommendation of the woman working and it was delicious! Definitely try their homemade hot sauce with your meal. Not too hot, but definitely adds a nice kick to the meal. The staff are super friendly as well.
Unfortunately this place doesn’t have any indoor seating at this time, so you can only do take out for now.

Very fresh, healthy, simple and taste great! Best hummus and falafel I’ve ever had. Quinoa salad was amazing! Owner very nice and personable. I can’t wait to go back.

The Falafel pocket was delicious! Keep an eye out for it if ever on W. Broadway…

Had this while shopping in SoHo. Excellent falafel sandwich. They offer a spicy one too which is very good.

The falafels are great!!! Very friendly staff and they use agave in their lemonade… Yummy

Love this place, I get the quinoa bowl. The staff is so sweet and accommodating. Such a great hole-​in-​the-​wall place we stumbled upon in the heart of SoHo.

Great food and friendly staff but just be warned that it is only a takeout place. I was so glad I just went to pick up food instead of meeting a friend to eat there.
Side note: They should get a special mention for having the fanciest chandelier in the tiniest space.

So-​Home is a new little spot I just discovered. Its so tiny that you might miss it, but their menu is not as tiny as the place. I am very health conscious and anything thats healthy and organic around here is either expensive or bland. Not his one! Its been 3 days I am going there, I had their quinoa salad, falafel and bean soup. So far everything I got is absolutely delicious and they are very affordable. Soho needed a place like that.

Newest falafel place to open up (liking this trend), with roots to true Turkish dining. Only two chairs to sit while waiting for food, so definitely a «to-​go» place, but the spot is warm enough to not mind the cramped interior.
Ordered the falafel sandwich ($ 6.95) and the sausage panini ($ 5.95). The falafel is BIG, and the oven baked Turkish bread they use is perfect to keep all the ingredients inside (unlike regular pita bread). The falafel balls are fried well, but the sandwich could use more sauce as it can get dry. Had to add Sriracha sauce to give it the extra kick. Panini was mostly kashkaval cheese than sausage, and not complaining. Tasted like a very well made grilled cheese sandwich (just needed tomato soup).
Lady who works at the counter is extremely friendly, and unlike Mamoun’s they accept credit cards (but not amex). I wouldn’t rank this in the top tier of falafels but a great option for the area.

It’ll be really easy to miss if you aren’t looking for it. It’s a tiny little shop, but serves pretty good falafel sandwiches. It’s extremely well priced and the shopkeeper was super friendly. If you need a quick bite, then this place is great!

This place was very much a hole in the wall; there was literally no place to sit, so don’t come to stay.
Food: The food is pretty cheap. A bowl of soup is about $ 6, a meatball sandwich is $ 9, and a falafel sandwich is about $ 7. We were given a small taste of soup; the bean soup was hearty and warm, great for a winter day. The sandwich was much larger than I expected, holding about 4 or 5 meatballs with a bunch of vegetables, a sauce, and lettuce on top. The falafel was much the same. ⁴⁄₅
Service: There really isn’t much «service» per se; you order, you wait, you get food, you leave. However, the woman behind the counter who took your order and cooked the food was very friendly. ⁴⁄₅

Tiny place with delicious fresh soups, falafel and meatballs. Try the bean soup — so simple and so tasty, perfect for these cold winter days. Glad I stopped inside.

Meat balls! Great addition to their menu! I already love their falafel and quinoa salad I think they do a great job, but oven baked meat balls with carrots and potatoes? It is absolutely addictive! They hit the spot!

I worked in restaurants for long enough to tell the difference between the good food worth eating and the food looking just good but not worth chewing. This place is small and has no place to sit but, it feels truly home cooked and you can taste the health. The most important part is that kitchen is right in front of you. I tried their oven baked meatballs which I think just new in the menu and the lentil soup. It was absolutely delicious. I think the place is a secret gem. Will come back for more!

This place is delicious, everything is organic… the best pita bread I have had in a while! Definitely check it out if in you’re in the area.

Great food & friendly service!
Fresh, flavorful falafel with the yummy Turkish bread!
Tried the Lahmajoon was as good !
Returning to try more items on the menue;)

Organic, fresh, real Turkish food made by actual Turks?
YES!
I’m a fan obviously.
I avoid wheat and dairy and So-​Home accommodates my palate and needs easily.
The lentil soup is delish!
Also a fan of the quinoa salad.
Refreshing to have an actual ethnic restaurant that is actually authentic and healthy.

Such a small place and such an amazing food! I have tried every item on the menu. I love their Lahmacun it is addictive! Their homemade soup doesnt have heavy cream and heavy ingredients and it is sooooo tasty. I dont even work in Soho, but I call them for the pick up and I am back to work on time!
Good job guys!