Falafel Cafe

A great spot to satisfy that taste for Greek food. It wasn’t easy to locate, but my friend swore by it and I must say he was correct. Such a delicious 😋 lunch spot. I gave the Dalamades a try and I’d try them again. You never go wrong with a gyro platter, perfect portion size. Let’s not forget the warm pita bread triangles they bring out, so good. Great and quick customer service.

The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Delicious Turkish Coffee and I got a classic gyro with shirazi salad. We also tried the homemade hummus. The pitas are soft and dip very well. This food is wonderful, but some may not like it during colder days. It is very light, refreshing fare with cucumber, tomatoes, and mint highlighted in many dishes. I find it delicious anytime. I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Owner is a sweet guy, it’s a nice atmosphere but the disparity between the differences in the dishes is one that makes me stay away. Ordered a gyro platter and there was more tzatziki and hummus than there was gyro and the gyro wasn’t traditionally shaved, seems like it was pressed with a jerky gun and cooked. I think I maybe had 14 pieces of gyro, one pita for $17? Coming from Chicago I could eat for two days with a gyro for that price. I finished this and was still hungry. Other dishes were very huge for the price - won’t be coming here again

Came in for lunch, it was pretty quite for a place that has such great food. I order their ground Beef Koubideh of there lunch menu and Aush-e-joe soup. The Koubideh was soft, juicy, and very well seasoned. Have a great meaty taste complemented by the citrusy Sumac; very impressed. The soup was alright, very hearty but I feel like something was missing, couldn’t tell what it is. Would definitely come back for lunch only.

We enjoyed the falafel platter, Turkish coffee and Iranian tea. Everything was delicious! The hummus was the best I’ve ever had. The owner and employees were very welcoming. I can’t wait to come back for dinner. Thank you, Reza!