Small and cozy space with indoor and outdoor seating offers a friendly, welcoming atmosphere that feels like a family gathering. The vibe is simple and relaxed, with fair prices and highly praised shawarma and falafel that stand out for their taste.
Falafel comes crispy on the outside and moist inside with a super flavorful hummus plate that includes a spicy red pepper section. Prices stay very good compared to similar spots.
Very cheap prices make this spot stand out. Food is authentic and delicious, especially the shawarma, all at a low cost.
"I found the Mediterranean food here to be the most delicious I've ever tasted."
"I found the food here to be delicious and cheap."
"I found the falafel to be really excellent."
Good to know
The cost of falafel with hummus and salad is 45 NIS without bread.
The price for a shawarma wrap is around 13 euros.
They accept card payments.
Restaurant offers excellent hummus and amazing falafel with generous portions at affordable prices. Atmosphere feels pleasant and inviting, supporting a good dining experience. Gluten-free options and free falafel add to its appeal.
Falafel comes out crispy on the outside and soft and perfectly seasoned inside, practically melting in your mouth. It pairs well with hot and fresh hummus, making for a really delicious combo.
Prices stay consistently cheap here. The menu offers affordable options across the board.
Good to know
Prices at חומוס גרגירים are affordable and fair.
Expect large portions for the price.
The place is very clean and well-maintained.
Falafel restaurant offers simple, clean surroundings with constant noise and no dedicated atmosphere. It draws a large local crowd and serves fresh, affordable falafel known for its great value and competitive prices.
Falafel here is cheap, big, and fresh with crispy, plentiful balls served in a pita costing around 7 to 9 shekels. Portions are generous with no half sizes, and gluten-free options are available.
Falafel comes cheap, big, and fresh here. Prices stay really low while the food stays clean and tasty.
Good to know
The falafel pita costs 7 shekels.
The place is cash only; no credit cards accepted.
Expect to stand in line to get the falafel.
Small space with basic interior and warm, homely atmosphere. Noise from staff shouting contrasts with authentic Israeli family vibe and welcoming community. Air conditioning provides comfort amid the lively setting.
Falafel comes out airy and excellent with a delicious taste. It pairs well with hummus, tahini, and beans for a satisfying meal.
Prices stay consistently cheap, with half a kilo costing about 20 shekels. The place offers reasonable rates alongside great service.
Good to know
Check that you are being charged the amount they told you.
The final bill does not match the price on the menu.
The restaurant does not allow splitting the bill across multiple credit cards.
Falafel stand offers very affordable prices with falafel costing around 8 shekels. The atmosphere is simple and fast-paced, with no seating available nearby. Falafel is generally fresh and tasty, featuring large falafel balls and slightly bigger pita bread.
Falafel costs only 8 shekels, making it one of the cheapest options around. The balls are large and the falafel tastes fresh and satisfying.
Falafel and drinks cost only 20 shekel, making it exceptionally cheap. Portions are big and the food tastes delicious.
Good to know
Payment is only accepted in cash.
The restaurant is not open on Shabbat.
Falafel costs 8 shekels, a great price.
Bright and airy space with mostly shared tables creates a lively atmosphere filled with loud noise and shouting staff. The place buzzes with energy, offering an authentic vibe where people gather amidst the hustle and bustle.
Falafel comes with hummus that is consistently delicious and pairs well with sides like fries. The Masabacha with toppings stands out as a notable dish to enjoy alongside falafel.
Offers cheap, fast eats with prices like 140 shekels for 3 hummus dishes and 4 drinks. Hummus is available in takeaway boxes at a pretty cheap price.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 4 PM, so make sure to arrive on time.
The price of hummus is NIS 28 per half kilo plus NIS 3 per medium pita.
There is a wait at any hour on Saturday.
Shawarma stands out as top quality and highly praised with excellent veal meat. The space feels lively and energetic, often crowded with small tables outside that capture the city's rhythm. Decor is modern and stylish, though seating is basic with old plastic chairs and tables.
Falafel comes as very tasty balls often served while waiting. The falafel is known for its rich flavor and pairs well in pita or laffa with shawarma.
Prices vary, with some items like pita being tasty but not cheap. Overall, the food is mostly relatively cheap, though some find the pricing not cheap.
Good to know
Expect a 10-20 minute wait during peak hours.
There is no seating available inside the restaurant.
Takeaway is recommended during rush hour due to limited seating.
Small, clean restaurant with strictly kosher food and reasonable prices. Atmosphere is warm and welcoming with loud Arabic music and a homely feel. Popular for delicious shawarma and fresh salads, seating includes several outdoor tables on a corner location.
Juicy falafel balls come as a gesture to everyone. Flavor stays reasonable but prices run high at 22 NIS per portion.
Prices stay consistently really cheap here. Shawarma and other items come at a low cost without fuss.
Good to know
The price you see is the price you have to pay.
There is no parking available.
The shawarma is one of the cheapest options in the central area.
Restaurant sits right by the old port with outdoor seating offering Mediterranean Sea views and sunset sights. Atmosphere feels busy and lively, with music and street performances adding to the energy. Large variety of snacks arrive immediately, creating a distinctive dining pattern.
Falafel here tastes authentic and comes out perfectly cooked. It pairs well with other appetizers like hummus and eggplant.
Prices vary, with some items being cheap while others feel more costly but justified. Salads tend to be less authentic and come off as very cheap.
Good to know
Customers who do not order a main dish will have to pay NIS 65 for 20 salads.
The restaurant charges per person seated, and this charge can be repeated.
Customers can choose to take just the starters for 65 Shekels or order an entree, where the starters are included.