Falafel

Nice cosy wee place on botanic. Filled up very quickly at lunch time. Handy for a quick lunch. I had the Spinach and feta wrap and was very impressed. Will be going again soon.

Love, love, love this place. Everything is just soooooo tasty.
Falafel as there name suggests are top notch and a force to be reckoned with.
You can get either a wrap or a plate. I would recommend the plate as you get hummus at other tasty extras.
A relaxed vibe about the place and doesn’t feel crowded. The staff are helpful and the service is quick. Prices are brilliant for the quality and quantity of food you get.

This is a great place for middle eastern food the felafel plate is delicious and great value. The place is undergoing a bit of a refurb at the moment which has made the seating area much more comfortable

I’ve walked passed Falafel on a number of occasions but never thought of going in, located on Botanic Avenue it’s unassuming and less flashy than some of the neighbouring eateries but it should definitely not be ignored.
It boasts a wide range of authentic middle eastern food and the bets part is that it’s inexpensive! The most expensive Falafel on their menu is £4.60 with some as little as £4. When you consider that a burger from other places along the same street can be a minimum of a fiver this is outstanding value!
The whole vibe of Falafel is really laid back and the staff are extremely welcoming. The décor is traditional and the large glass front means natural light beams in to the café. There’s also a small enclosed seating area out the front.
Their sweet treat look amazing, I say look as I managed to resist. In particular there was one slice of heavily iced red velvet cake that was calling my name!
I would highly recommend giving Falafel a go, a nice healthy lunch time alternative!

Middle Eastern café serving delicious freshly made tagine dishes, wraps, soups, mezzes, salads and plates.
I always opt for the Falafel Plate or Falafel Wrap — scrumptious. Great food and coffee too. I’m looking forward to trying the baklava as it looks delicious…