Falafel Feast - (Near Barnet, london)

5 /5 Sali Mizani: Excellent salad! Falafel was good. Pita was very soft and the bread tasted fresh. Haloumi was deep fried which is not my preference but tasted good. Generous portions.

5 /5 Jake Jay-Lewin: Large portions of tasty food for decent prices. The coffee was alright too but there are cafes that specialise up and down the road. The falafel are delicious and the amount of sauce and salad in the pitta is perfect but it can get expensive if you want lots of extra halloumi etc

3 /5 Charlie: The food is good, not the best but decent but the service is awful! I was in there for 10 minutes with 2 staff members behind the counter and they didnt acknowledge me or say hi or anything. Two other people came in and were also basically ignored. It wasnt busy at all. When I was finally spoken to I was treated like an annoyance. At one point someone came from the back and was actually polite, smiled, said thank you etc, so maybe I was just unlucky with the other 2 staff members.... Very weird experience

5 /5 Ben Owen: Review from my first visit... it was that good Delicious, delicious and delicious! The photos are of of my Sabich Pitta Sandwich (£7.00) and Paprika Chips (£2.50). Virtually all the grub is made on the premises, with the food being inspired from Iraq, Israel, Lebanon and Syria cooking. Friendly team of staff - highly recommend stopping by if youre in the hood.

5 /5 Jtan Styla: Been here twice and immediately noticed the first time how the queue went out of the shop. I thought Id definitely stick around and order my food and it was absolutely worth the wait. On both occasions the staff were genuinely welcoming (not the obligatory kind) and helpful in suggestions. I ordered the falafel snack box and fries and some sauces. Everything is piping hot, hardly any grease, and just the right balance of firm and sumptuous. Definitely will come back here again. 5 stars for this quaint gem. ✨