Falafel pita is crispy outside and soft inside, packed with fresh vibrant toppings. Space feels inviting and cheerful with a friendly vibe. Expect a wait during busy times but enjoy the warm, fluffy pita and lively atmosphere.
Falafel comes out crispy on the outside and soft and herby inside, made fresh right after ordering. The sandwich packs perfectly balanced and seasoned falafel with fresh, vibrant toppings in a warm, fluffy pita.
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PAOLINA has a one-item menu, a $14 falafel pita.
Expect a wait of about 20 minutes during peak hours.
The ingredients are very fresh and everything is made to order.
Hidden spot blends into an apartment building with a friendly crowd of Orthodox Jews. Known for best falafel that's crunchy and flavorful with generous toppings. Cozy, old-fashioned space offers home-style dairy dishes and comfortable seating.
Crunchy outside and packed with flavor inside, the falafel stands out for its great taste and generous toppings. It holds a strong reputation and comes at great prices.
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The prices for the falafel are great.
This deli is highly recommended for vegetarians visiting NYC.
You will be dining with a crowd of Orthodox Jews.
Cozy spot with intimate seating offers exceptional falafel sandwiches at just six dollars. Gyros feature excellent meat and spicy hot sauce. Affordable prices and a focus on memorable customer experiences make it a great takeout choice.
Falafel sandwiches come with fresh, crispy falafel that stays affordable at six dollars. The falafel salad tastes amazing and the flavors are bold and authentic.
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Kabob Shack runs a buy one get one special on select dishes.
The falafel sandwich costs $6, making it an affordable option.
They charge extra for ketchup, so ask before ordering.
Old-fashioned charm and a cozy vibe create a smoky atmosphere that feels lively yet low-key. Falafel balls deliver exceptional flavor and the pita sandwich is among the city's best. Authentic Middle Eastern style shines through in every bite and corner.
Falafel balls stand out for their exceptional quality and excellent flavor. The falafel pita sandwich ranks among the best in the city.
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The restaurant only accepts cash or Venmo.
The hours of operation are not always consistent.
Calling ahead is recommended to confirm hours.
Cozy Mediterranean spot shines with plentiful falafel served with tahini and fresh salads. Charming outdoor seating includes a heated back patio with lively music and TV. Intimate indoor space offers lovely decor but leans touristy.
Falafel comes plentiful and pairs well with tahini dipping sauce or in a falafel pita. It appears alongside salads and hummus, making for a healthy, flavorful meal.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
The restaurant cannot accommodate serious food allergies; reconsider if you have one.
An extra 3% credit card fee is charged without prior notice.
Small Mediterranean spot offers fresh shawarma and affordable falafel sandwiches at $5.50. Bright, simple interior creates a casual atmosphere perfect for quick, tasty meals. Known for best falafel in the city, it draws fans of quality and value.
Falafel sandwiches cost $5.50 and keep the same price for years, making them inflation-proof. The falafel is widely regarded as extremely good and among the best in the city.
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The falafel sandwich costs $5.50.
The prices are incredibly cheap.
The vegan options are clearly labeled.
Indoor garden terrace and enclosed backyard create an authentic Moroccan vibe with natural light and fresh air. Falafel is super crispy and pairs well with hummus and labne for a tasty combo. Seating options include front, bar, dining area, and a temperature-controlled patio.
Falafel comes out super crispy and flavorful with a texture that stands out. It pairs well with hummus and labne, creating a satisfying combo often shared and enjoyed.
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Brunch is first come first serve at this place.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Only bar seating was available during my visit.
Mediterranean grill offers a cozy space with upbeat music for a calm vibe. Falafel shines with top notch flavor and vegan options. Bowls include best dips like babaganoush, making meals flavorful and fresh.
Falafel stands out with top notch flavor and a variety of vegan options. Bowls come with some of the best dips like babaganoush, enhancing the taste.
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You get so much food and drink for around $14.
There are many toppings and sauces available at no extra charge.
The restaurant is open late for late-night dining.
Modern space with intimate dining and lively to quiet music sets a great mood. Falafel shines with a moist, spiced mix that stands out. Unique touches like table side hummus and innovative cocktails enhance the Middle Eastern vibe.
Falafel features a nice spice mix and stays moist, avoiding dryness. The falafel balls stand out as a top item alongside other dishes like schnitzel.
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Reservations at Mesiba should be made on Resy a few days in advance.
A 20% gratuity is added to every check without prior notice.
Each cocktail costs $18-$20.
Israeli spot buzzes with multicultural music and lively vibes. Falafel is crispy and vibrant, paired with tahini and beets for rich flavor. Seating mixes indoor comfort with covered outdoor space, perfect for casual dining.
Falafel comes out perfectly crispy with vibrant flavors that stand out. It pairs well with tahini, beets, and vegetarian couscous, offering a great texture and taste combination.
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The restaurant closes at 3 PM on Fridays for Shabbat.
It is recommended to book a table ahead of time due to the busy atmosphere.
The restaurant automatically adds a 20 percent tip for parties of 4 or more.
Halal food truck serves flavorful falafel in various forms like plates and gyros, though prices can be steep. Offers unique dishes like hot chicken with jalapenos and fish tacos with a twist. Casual, chill vibe makes it a relaxed spot to enjoy diverse wraps.
Falafel stands out with its exceptional taste and appears in various forms like the falafel plate and falafel gyro. Pricing can be high, as seen with a $75 charge for a single falafel.
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Be careful when ordering to avoid being overcharged.
You must ask for the price before ordering.
The restaurant is accused of stealing card information and overcharging customers.