Falafel Café

Changed a lot, owner is extremely rude. Over priced under portioned.

My family and I went to the Falafel cafe for dinner on Sunday June 15, 2014. All I can say is this place is way over priced...... I paid $18.95 for my entree that wasn't enough for one person. It was about 5 small pieces of meat, the size of a quarter and a plate full of rice. I was so disappointed, we were visiting from out of town and wanted to try something different from where we always go, this place was a mistake. The flavor of the food was ok, but the amount and price was terrible. Also, the service wasn't good, the young girls their didn't act like they knew what they were doing, or wanted to be there. All I can say is we won't be back, and I would advise anyone else in search for a quality Persian food to look elsewhere.... This isn't the place... If I could give it less then one star I would have...

babaganoush was best i had but cant say the same for the rest.over all average.i might go back just for the babaganoush

gyro is okay but baba was the best

I've been here around 10 times as it's close to my work. The gyro is delicious as are the Persian dishes. Owners are nice and hospitable and although they have reduced the size of the dining area, it doesn't feel cramped.

great food and good value.service was a bit slow but other than that overall it was a good experience.

babagannush was the best ever.

Falafel is an authentic Persian place to eat. Food is simply out of this world and prices very reasonable. It's a small but cozy place with clean sitting area and bathroom. Owners are from Iran, Muslims and very hospitable. Every entrée comes with a salad and there are 3 different kinds to choose from. Service is excellent and owner himself makes the rounds to check-up on the patrons. Parking is no issue. I will recommend this place to anyone who wants to try authentic Persian food in an atmosphere which is second to none. A great value for your money and palate.