Falafayette is a solid, middle-of-the-road Eastern food truck serving good, comfortable takeout. Nothing extraordinary but satisfying and dependable.
I've ordered and picked up food several times over the past two weeks, both for myself and with my daughter (I haven't eaten at the truck itself). The sandwiches are clearly the highlight of the menu--fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully assembled. They are well made and worth ordering again.
The bowls, however, don't rise to the same level. They tend to be somewhat bland and less memorable, lacking the flavor punch you expect from this cuisine.
Pricing is where things become questionable. Some items simply don't feel properly priced. Charging $3.00 for a single piece of pita is hard to justify.
There's an old Irish saying: "Good food and plenty of it keeps the heart warm." And in the spirit of good Cajun hospitality, great food should always be served with the customer in mind. Right now, Falafayette feels good but not generous, not exceptional.
Is it a great value worth making a special trip? No, not at this time. For the time being I am will look elsewhere for good Mediterranean food.
The concept has real potential and could be great, but right now it's average. With bolder flavor, better balance in pricing, and a stronger focus on value for the customer, it could easily move up a level. read more