Old fast-food spot blends Mexican and Middle Eastern flavors with a warm atmosphere and large TVs showing sports. Falafel shines in dishes like the falafel burrito and build-your-own bowl with cilantro rice. Deep blue walls and good table spacing create a comfortable vibe.
Falafel appears in several forms including a falafel burrito and a build your own bowl option with cilantro rice and whole pinto beans. Tasty falafels stand out as a key ingredient in these dishes.
"I loved the fusion of Mexican and Palestinian food here."
"The crispy shawarma wrap here is flavorful and filling."
"The falafel wrap is super filling and perfectly seasoned."
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Taco Tuesday features $2 street tacos, making it a popular choice.
Happy hour offers discounted beer and sangria pitchers during weekdays.
The restaurant serves Halal food, catering to specific dietary needs.
Fast-food style Mediterranean eatery offers healthy options and a peaceful atmosphere. Falafel is fresh and hot with custom toppings like feta and eggplant. Spacious seating and clean interior make it a great spot for quick, tasty meals.
Falafel comes out fresh and hot from the fryer with a burst of flavor in every bite. Options include wraps with custom toppings like feta and eggplant, bowls, and vegan plates.
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Parking at SAJJ Mediterranean can be tight, but some is available nearby.
Expect long lines around 12pm due to nearby office workers.
The meal and lemonade cost about $29.62, with prices previously high.
Spacious Middle Eastern spot offers a lively vibe with outdoor patio and sports TVs. Falafel pita shines with fresh falafel and garlic yogurt, making it a top choice for vegetarians. Seating varies from booths to bar-style, fitting casual meals or game nights.
Falafel pita stands out with fresh, tasty falafel and a notable garlic yogurt. The veggie pita and falafel grill offer strong vegetarian options with solid flavor.
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Parking can be hard to find during lunch hours.
The restaurant operates on a first come, first served basis.
Arriving by 11:45 AM is advisable to avoid crowds during lunch.
Small space with cozy lighting offers authentic Mediterranean dishes including halal options and diverse falafel choices like falafel burger and pita wraps. Banquet hall adds event versatility, though falafel has had a rare food safety issue.
Falafel appears in several forms including falafel salad, falafel burger, and falafel pita wraps.** The falafel balls taste good but have been linked to food poisoning in one instance.
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Halal options are available, making it suitable for diverse dietary needs.
Expect higher prices compared to typical Mediterranean restaurants in the area.
The restaurant operates on a buffet style, so plates cannot be changed.
Older spot with succulent meat and juicy kabobs offers solid halal choices. Falafel is spicy with a tangy sauce, but can be over fried and limited. Atmosphere is quiet and uninviting, with easy parking and simple seating.
Falafel comes with a spicy sauce that pairs well when mixed with tzatziki. The Falafel Gyro and seasoned fries stand out, though the falafel tends to be over fried and available in limited quantity.
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Everything is Halal.
The portion size is generous.
The restaurant is open on Sundays.
Small Greek spot offers authentic chicken gyro and perfect lamb skewers in a cozy, lively setting with fresh flowers. Falafel is soft and holds up well for takeout but lacks crunch and flavor in salads. Intimate space filled with photos of Athens and Santorini adds charm.
Falafel here comes in small pieces that are mushy rather than crunchy or bread-like. The falafel holds up well for takeout, but the falafel salad lacks flavor.
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The cheapest souvlaki now costs $12.
The restaurant was busy after 12:00 pm.
There was only one toilet bathroom.
Spacious interior with traditional Greek decor sets a cozy, casual vibe. Falafel features many falafel balls and mild flavor, pairing well with chicken gyro and souvlaki. Affordable prices and authentic gyros make it a great spot for genuine Greek flavors.
Falafel comes with many falafel balls and pairs well with dishes like chicken gyro and souvlaki. The flavor is not very spicy but fits well in Greek-style bowls and wraps.
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A gyro with a soda costs approximately $20 after tax.
The prices at Greek Spot are surprisingly reasonable for authentic Greek cuisine.
The meal portions are substantial enough for two adults and one child.