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Ode to the Falafel

post #1 of 81
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Where's the best falafel you've had?
post #2 of 81
I enjoy homemade Egyptian falafel, which is made with fava beans rather than chickpeas. It's best when the fava beans are fresh.
post #3 of 81
I love falafels. I haven't had the chance to try too many falafel places in NYC, but Mamoun's in the village makes a good falafel sandwich for $2.75. Never had it with fava beans, definitely sounds very good. I have a feeling that a falafel is one of those dishes that probably taste infinitely better in the middle east when compared to the stuff available in the US.
post #4 of 81
Never had a falafel..
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post #6 of 81
Best I ever had was in Israel.

The place I went to was the equivalent to a hotdog stand. You basically paid for the pita bread and they had a huge assortment of fillings including falafel, veggies and sauces.
post #7 of 81
I dont know where the "best" falafel is in London, but Maoz in Soho does well by me.

That said, I dont know that I have ever met a falafel I didnt like

K
post #8 of 81
I like Alfanoose downtown, and the Azzuri (mean ol' Ezra's place) on West 50th(?)....
post #9 of 81
I'm a Mamoun fan too. Falafel or shish taouk, both are awesome and super cheap
post #10 of 81
+1 on Mamouns, but I'm hardly a falafel snob.
post #11 of 81
damn... and wifey brownbagged my lunch...
post #12 of 81
falfafel and salad = the best meal!
post #13 of 81
Sams on Thompson and 3rd, right by NYU. Fuckin Perfect.
post #14 of 81
Amsterdam Falafel in DC. Went for the first time a few weeks back, and now I can't get it out of my head.

b
post #15 of 81
I grew up near one of the best falafel stands in israel. family owned, in busniess maybe 50 years. egyptian style - so it was made out of fava beans. the turnover was such that it was always very fresh. boy, I could go for one of those now.
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