George's King of Falafel
4.7
6 reviews
100% will return

George's King of Falafel

1205 28th Street NW, Washington, DC

Mediterranean$$

About George's King of Falafel

George's Town House Restaurant is a Mediterranean Restaurant offering the best sandwiches, platters and desserts in the area! We have been successfully serving Washington, DC for more than 30 years.

Halal summary

Staff has given verbal assurance of halal status. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.

Fully halal
No alcohol allowed

HalalRank

Score reflects a halal certificate on file.

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Shahed AmanullahNov 2, 2024

Hours

Monday11:30 AM - 02:00 AM
Tuesday11:30 AM - 02:00 AM
Wednesday11:30 AM - 02:00 AM
Thursday11:30 AM - 03:00 AM
Friday11:30 AM - 04:00 AM
Saturday11:30 AM - 04:00 AM
Sunday11:30 AM - 02:00 AM

Amenities

To-go
Transit access

Social media

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Location

1205 28th Street NW, Washington, DC

4.7
6 reviews·100% would return
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Khyber Khyber

Sep 24, 20193 reviews
5

Got the beef shawarma sandwich and falafel. Both tasted good. The falafel were not dry like a lot of places. I got one of the sandwiches with fries, to my surprise, it included salad and hummus as well. Second time I am here; will definitely return.

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Hamid X

Dec 16, 2018135 reviews
5

Located on the periphery of Georgetown, George\'s serves typical Middle Eastern cuisine, including appetizers (hummus, baba ganoush, tabouleh, etc.), kabobs (chicken, kefta, lamb), shawarma (beef and chicken), and gyros. And cheesesteaks. The menu states it is halal and the staff assured this reviewer that the entire menu is halal. Seating downstairs is tight but there seems to be more up the narrow stairs. Street parking is available but can be a bit tight, so better leave the 2019 Miata GT-S in Soul Red Crystal at home. The George\'s Cheesesteak ($12 for a 12\") is perhaps the best halal cheesesteak this reviewer has had -- get it as the special(+$3) with french fries, pickled turnips, and hummus/baba ganoush/or tahini. The beef shawarma sandwich ($8) has perfectly grilled beef in a tightly spun wrap, also worth getting as the +$3 special. Overall, this is fantastic no-nonsense, all-halal, late-night Middle Eastern restaurant worthy of repeat visits.

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Hamed D

Mar 13, 201752 reviews
4

IN the heart of Georgetown DC and open late late! All dishes are halal , food is hearty and tasteful nothing fancy but def gets the job done .

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Omar Abdulrahzai

Feb 24, 20131 review
5

First of All the service sucks waited almost 15mins then he took my order even there was no one in line. They took almost 30mins to get sandwich ready. If you know them then you will be the first even you the last one. There friends came in and they made their order first. Second, to be honest the food taste was not bad. The quantity was less. I mean i paid $12 for little fries small cheesesteak sandwich and a cane of soda.

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Ali Saboori

Jan 17, 201390 reviews
4

It's just opened, so I'm gonna give it a break and give them 1 more star than I would've wanted (now up to 4 stars). Food was relatively bland and small portions. Pricing is not bad. I had the falafel sandwich pretty dry, but came with nice toppings) and the shawarma (small, very little meat, tasted good but not that well). Inshallah a little more work and this place will be booming! Larger portions, more meat/falafel, and more taste!

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Google Reviewer

Google
Oct 21, 2025
5

The restaurant came recommended by locals for best Shwarma in town and it did not disappoint. They have both meat based as well as vegetarian menu options available. Tried the Chicken & Beef Shwarma as well as the Lamb Gyro. All Shwarma had an authentic taste with balanced seasoning. The Beef and Lamb Shwarma came with Humus, while the chicken Shwarma came with Garlic sauce. The restaurant has order counter on the ground floor, all food is served in take away containers, however there is a full size seating area on the first floor that can accommodate groups as large as 10 people. They have large sofa seats as well as smaller table and chairs. There are counters for napkins, plastic cutlery, and ketchup with containers both on the ground floor as well as first floor. The restaurant is only accessible by stairs though. The staff are very nice, kind, and helpful people. Would definitely recommend this for authentic middle eastern Shwarma. Parking during the day time is a little difficult to find since this restaurant is in a residential area. They have restrooms for both men and women. The inside decor on first floor is full of currency notes from all across the world while the first floor seating area has interesting art decor.