Two Algerian gentleman may be found selling delicious falafel in the Market Square every day of the…read moreweek. Their falafel is not heavy, as some are. If you like it spicy, have them put their chili sauce on, in addition to the tahini sauce. They add all types of delicious salads to the falafel, along with hummous and the sauces. Try all of them - it's a terrific combination! They also offer houlumi cheese as an additional 'add in'. We have not tried it because we are vegans. My husband and I eat there every chance we get, and thoroughly enjoy it - as have the guests we have brought there! We highly recommend it!

Rox Burger may have moved but I'm pleased with the replacement. Hummusa is a small family run…read moreLebanese eatery and you can eat in or takeaway. It's not exclusively a vegetarian menu but the menu leans that way. The main draw is definitely the falafel wraps for me. Everything tastes freshly made, recommend you try the pickeled turnip as part of your salad selection.

Shisha and hummus shawarma! And falafel, and kiofte, and every mediterranean delicacy your palate…read morecraves! It quickly became a weekly ritual for me and my girls to take the load off our backs on their comfy couch setting and enjoy a long dinner and smoking session. Try the cardamom tea with a whiskey shot and the Oreo or Ferrero milkshake! As for the shisha, go for something with vanilla and if you're not into mint stay away from the bubble gum, too. Also, it's better to split a shisha between two of you, unless you really come from the Middle-East! As for dinner, don't skip the hummus with pita bread and definitely go for any of their wraps. But, don't over-order, because the portions are generous and you'll be full quickly. Spice-wise, don't be afraid, they don't overdo the pepper. If you feel brave, try the red dipping sauce next to the complimentary garlic paste that they offer. For a portion of hummus sawarma and a falafel wrap it's around 8£. Shisha split between two of you will cost around 7.5£. Add some tea for 3£ and you'll cruise the Mediterranean for no more than 20£. UP: - Affordable and absolutely great shisha, dinner and drinks! - Close to Harrow Campus of the University of Westminster. - Happy, friendly and cheerful service. Definitely worth a good tip! DOWN: - Use the toilet only in case of an emergency! :p VERDICT: Hell yeah!!!

Best falafel wraps ever. The guys were always so nice, and it's in a great location to walk around…read more I wish I could move back to Oxford just to go back here again.

TL;DR: Cheap, fast, friendly and delicious…read more Came to Oxford on a day trip, and with 20 minutes before the bus left, my friend and I decided to grab a quick bite. We happened to be around the Gloucester Green square and the row of stalls on the opposite side caught my eye. The Falafel House was the one on the very end, and as soon as I heard other customers ordering in a foreign language, I knew it would be good. Paid £3.50 for falafel and baba ganoush, which seems like a steal after being in London for a few weeks. The falafel was hot out of the fryer (unlike another reviewer, mine weren't greasy at all!), veggies were fresh and crisp, all in a chewy thin wrap. I also got hot sauce, which, combined with the onion, made for a spicy kick. I had to take a picture before I left, and the guy behind the counter even posed! I'm in love. I would come back to Oxford just for this adorable place.

One of the nicest restaurants in the area! I don't normally write reviews but thought a page had to…read morebe set up for this.... Really good service and the food is all really fresh! You get so many little extras thrown in as well (olives, salads, pittas and the most amazing onions in a red wine sauce) when you first arrive. Great value and is fast becoming a regular favourite!

Fantastic local Turkish restaurant / takeaway. Always seems to be very busy with both people…read moresitting down to eat and picking up takeaways. Food is delicious. I always share one of the mixed platters with my wife and due to the very generous portion sizes, we always have some leftover to make our own kebabs at home the next day.

Amazing Falafel wrap. Much cheaper than other places I have been, loads of salads. Delishread more

There is only a few great spots around liverpool street where you can find great food for less than…read more5 quid and this lebanese king falafel wrap is one of them! I've been here a few times and its been delightful. They give you a free falafel to try while you're waiting which is something very rare in London. I highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for a decent size lunch or dinner around here. Spot on!!

Ok this place is new (about two weeks old) Their theme is…read moreFalafel Wraps and very nice they are too I had a Wasabi Falafel wrap and the falafel were nicely cooked and the Wasabi sause superb try it!

Like falafel? Live…read morein Southgate? Then this is the place for you! Fresh Felafel, good Coffee and snacks in a place run by a real nice lady. It's a small but very friendly place where everyone chats and has outside tables for when the Summer comes - yeah!!!!

A very nice place with even nicer folks working there. They were very helpful and the food was…read moremade very fast. I had the spicy potato falafel wrap and a medium was a great size for lunch. If I am around I will be going back!

7.7 rating on a 1-10 scale. The 1-5 scale is designed to be useless…read more Safety: 9, Cleanliness: 9, Food Art: 5, Food Quality: 7, Taste: 7, Decor: 7, Selection: 9, Menu: 7, Price 7, Emotional Maturity: 9, Employees: 10, Bathroom: 0, Tip Policy: 10, Happy Tummy four hours later: 10, Wishing to return: 10. This was one of my top 5 places I planned to eat at during my month long vacation in London. I wanted a falafel place and this Palestinian spot was perfect. These guys are lovable and friendly and they make a great sandwich at an inexpensive price and the sandwiches are very healthy for you. Falafel made on the spot while you wait. I recommend their most expensive sandwich and the spicy chips. Realize the more expensive the roll, the size doesn't increase, only the ingredients change. Unfortunately London is a house of ruins when it comes to hummus because they water it down with about a gallon of the Thames river, everywhere you go. Why doesn't anyone make their own hummus and do it right? There is indoor seating available with tables. My advice is buy your falafel and head deeper into Shepherd's Bush Market until you reach Osman's Juice, and there are chairs there under cover. Get some pure sugar can juice, freshly squeezed, and go to heaven, or he will mix anything he has to your your delight. May The Falafel be with you! Sorry, I missed taking photos, just ate the sandwich.