Oh my goodness. My stomach is so full I can barely type. Taza Falafel is the best meal I've had in…read moreawhile. Not only was it absolutely delicious, the portions were generous, and the staff were friendly. I randomly wandered in here after doing some errands in the shopping center. I ordered the Family Combo 1, a generous portion of falafel, lamb, chicken, and beef accompanied by rice, grilled veggies, and salad. The food was authentic and full of flavor. I've never cared to write about rice in a review, but even the rice was.. oooooh so good. My husband and I agreed that the food reminded us of our favorite meal in Dubai. This place gets a 5 out of 5, and I 100% am coming back.

Tried Taza last night. I ordered the lamb and beef kebab. Came with rice, salad, and bread. The…read morepeople there are so nice and accommodating. They offered us additional white sauce and gave me more for my take home leftovers. The portion was generous, and the kebab tasty. I liked the rice and salad as well. They didn't seem that busy. I was wondering why.

Falafel Inc. is humbling experience on so many counts. A reminder that good food doesnt have to be…read moreexpensive or fancy, you dont always need a long menu, sauces with excellent flavors for free is still a thing--thank you! Most importantly, it is OK to share a table with a stranger--the United States is a gorgeous melting pot of people from all over and everyone has a story to tell, you only need to listen. Now to the food--falafel bowl, falafel sandwich, zaatar fries, falafel pack, shawarma wrap, hummus pita--everything is on point. We've been here multiple times over the years--kids, adults, seniors--everyone loves it. No one has had an upset stomach ever. Habibi and Invisible are family favorite sauces. Service is fast and helpful, lines move quick.

My #1 Falafel Inc. rule: IF any of the squeeze bottles of sauces aren't cold, don't use them - or…read moreyou will get the stomach twisties. Ask for a cold one - they really need to be kept on ice. Here at this mall location the sauce bottles are just sitting around on the countertop under bright lights. Aside from the questionable squeeze bottle temperatures, the quality of the food is great. Unfortunately, the collective attitude of the staff is never good. It's always off, and leans towards "grumpy" every time. I wonder what the reason is for this.

The place was bustling on a Saturday afternoon. I stopped by for a falafel sandwich, falafel bowl,…read moreand fries...and I was blown away. Here's why: - Quality: every item was fresh, and the falafel was not dry! I usually don't opt for falafel bc of how dry it is, but this one really wasn't! It was filling but moist and delicious. Also, the veggies and sauces paired well to give it flavor and texture. Again, usually not a fan of falafel, but I was this time. - Service: Food was pretty quick and the staff were really kind considering how busy the shop was. It took about 10 minutes to get the food. - Ambiance: This is a grab and go place. They have some high tables to quickly scarf down your meal or package your to go bag, but I suggest walking around Georgetown area to eat your food elsewhere. I will absolutely visit again and bring vegetarian friends. Such a bang for your buck!

I arrived just before closing, and the owner was gracious enough to accommodate me, which I…read moreappreciated. I feel bad writing this but I believe Writing Authentic and honest review may inspire the owner to level up his food . That said, the food quality did not meet expectations. The falafel was overly firm and dry. The Greek salad lacked freshness--the lettuce appeared past its prime, and the tomatoes were soft and aging. Overall, it felt like a basic tossed salad with feta rather than a well-composed dish. The hummus had a smooth texture, but the flavor suggested a blended oil rather than a clean extra virgin olive oil profile. The pita was the strongest element of the meal--fresh and well prepared. Additionally, the use of styrofoam containers detracted from the overall experience. In summary, while the service at closing was considerate, the food did not reflect what I would consider high-quality or authentic Greek cuisine. .

Best falafel in the area, customer service is top tier, can't sleep on that shawarma…read more jimmy is the man

Went here with a friend and we loved it ! I've been to the location in Ashburn for a yelp event and…read morelooked how fresh everything tasted. This location did not disappoint ! Although there isn't ample sitting inside the restaurant, it's more of a grab and go kind of establishment, there are 3-4 tables along the side you can sit if in a pinch. For the busy moms looking for a bite while strolling through old town, the mockingbird stroller (which is so wide for a single stroller) fits through the door and the narrow walk up to the ordering counter. I wouldn't park the stroller inside if you intend to dine in though as it'll block the path for other patrons. Overall, good food and warm service ! The best part? We got a free shawarma box because it was Mother's Day and my kid was so stinking cute smiling at the staff!

Excellent! I love it. OMG, the food I give it a 100! el…read morepersonal muy atento el ambiente es excelente

When I first entered the Falafel Inc. establishment my nostrils were filled with the sweet aroma of…read morefresh falafel and zaatar. I looked up at the menu and to my surprise the prices of the food options were quite affordable. I opted to go with the falafel bowl and m'lady went with the falafel sandwich, which were both under $10 each! We also split a healthy sized bag of zaatar fries and I could not resist getting their baklava. The food service was very quick and the employees were very friendly. After obtaining our food we went to their outdoor eating area where we stood and prepared ourselves to feast. Both the falafel sandwich and bowl were filled to the brim with falafel, cabbage, pickles, tomatoes, cucumber, and a substantial serving of tahini. We also had the privilege of being able to help ourselves to extra sauces, which included garlic sauce (toum), red sauce, white sauce, habibi sauce, and more tahini. After taking a few bites of the food, we knew we had made a great decision coming to this location. Dipping the zaatar fries into the garlic sauce became second nature, as the combination was truly delicious. The cherry on the top was their baklava that came in a small, sliding cardboard box. The baklava was not overly sweet and perfectly complemented the savory falafel dishes. I highly recommend coming here for an affordable and delicious meal!

District Falafel is one of my favorite places to eat. The food is always fresh and delicious..Mo…read moreand Edwin always make you feel like you are right at home as they greet you with a warm smile. I enjoy our conversations each time I am there. Very kind people. Thursday I had a delicious quinoa salad bowl with tender grilled chicken it was so good that I went back Friday and had it again and added Mo's special to my order. It was a delicious wrap with steak, hummus, pickles etc . It was fantastic. I am gluten free, the wrap was made of sun dried tomato and something else. I cant recall what , but it was delicious. I have enjoyed every meal I have ever tried. If you like great fresh healthy food with a warm environment District Falafel is the place !! Nef

I LOVE falafel! Because I just absolutely love falafel so much, I know falafel! I eat it everywhere…read moreI can -- and can safely say this is the BEST! It's accessible with plenty of parking nearby, including several disabled parking spots right out front, is absolutely beautiful inside with stunning black-and-white tiles adorning the counter (where you can order -- although there is also a screen-type ordering system in the entryway, as well) wall, enticing photos of all the important things in life -- those being fresh figs, olives, spices, and unfiltered coffee being poured, all along the wall above the tables with most comfortable seating! There are Turkish plates and copper pots hung above, as well, to give a splendid feeling of how food can be heartily prepared and beautifully served -- and beautifully served it is here! The caffeine-free mint tea comes in a gorgeous metal pot and is drunk from a glass glass (meaning a glass made of glass, not ceramic) with eye-catching decorations that will help to bring you into the spirit of the meal you are about to have .... The Quinoa Tabouli Salad with Falafel is spectacular! It's standout amazing, delicious, refreshingly oh-so-fresh, crispy, crunchy, yummy -- how many good-to-great things can I say about it? If I keep complimenting it as much as it deserves, you might get bored, ha ha! You might think that I'm exaggerating. I'm not. Of course, it's possible I'm biased and have tastes that just happen to align with this particular falafel spot's way of preparing things -- but I think not! I think this is objectively over-the-top in greatness! The District Salad is equally splendiferous and worth your time to indulge in savouring every bite. There are so many great-looking things here I can't wait to try! I must taste the Shorbat Adas (puréed lentil soup), (non-quinoa) Tabouli, Toom, and many other things here! The variety is very wowing! Most places just don't give you this variety in terms of various dishes or the variety within each dish that this place does -- and that contributes greatly to not only your appetite but also your health. So much care is clearly put into everything here from the décor to the drinks to the hospitality. It's really like a mini, super-tasty trip to the Near East -- and welcomes everyone equally. I'm so glad I stopped in! I can't wait to go back! Highly recommended! Very much deserving of an absolute, all-around Yay! :-D (By the way, from a not-falafel fan I know: 'You know I'm not a fan of falafel, but that was really good -- everything! We need not ever go back to the other place -- even if it's free!' What better endorsement could there be?)

I came right at the end of a Yelp event, 10 min before closing and the staff were still welcoming…read moreand full of energy. The shop has a couple of tables inside and there's a terrace right outside with tables, as well as picnic tables further back. I parked across the street, but there may be more parking in the lot next to the restaurant (didn't check myself). I do vegan Mondays, and was able to order a pita with falafel with several veggie toppings and sauces. It was DELICIOUS and filling. They also have lots of drink options, including my favorite flavor of Spindrift. EDIT: I misunderstood the hours! I work nearby so I plan to be back very soon!

Fresh, flavorful, and super satisfying. The falafel is crispy on the outside, soft inside, and…read morepairs perfectly with the fresh veggies and bold sauces. Portions are generous and everything tastes made-to-order. Simple spot in the heart of Bethesda - big on flavor, definitely worth it for a quick, healthy bite.

I tried the falafel Sandwich with Za'atar fries. For the falafel sandwich, I paired with invisible…read moresauce which made for a spicy taste to the sandwich. I loved how affordable it was. I was able to both items for ~$9. The sandwich was $4.50 and the fries $4. Za'atar fries weren't the freshest, but the seasoning blend (which consisted of dry herbs) on them made for an unique taste. Can substitute protein with a vegan shawarma that seems to made in-house. I ordered online and it was easy plus I was able to customized my order. This location is in the midst of the University of Maryland area and has parking in front of building to easily get in and out. It is located right over Baltimore Ave. The facility is clean and it is takeout only.

From high above the rock-cragged throne of Hlidskjalf, Loki, Thor's malevolent and mischievous…read morehalf-brother, enacts a hypothesis with a straightforward premise in Chris Claremont and Arthur Adams's New Mutants Special Edition #1: What price would Ororo Munroe, better known to twenty-first-century audiences as Storm of the X-Men, pay to secure, once again, her command over hurricane-level winds and Jupiter's Red Eye-swaths of lightning? In the articulated thoughts of Loki, "to become a Goddess in fact as well as name?" Falafel Inc., launched in Georgetown in 2017 by a Palestinian-American, Ahmad Ashkar, began with a similar thought-provoking premise: What if he could honor his mother's falafel, his heritage, and make a difference on a worldwide scale in the refugee crisis, not just with donations to programs like World Food Programme but with employment and even franchisee-ownership opportunities for refugees? In the not-so-halcyon days of 2024, a franchise location opened up just off of Baltimore Avenue in College Park, Maryland; and the restaurant's trademarked, delicious and affordable schwarma, pita, and, verily (to invoke Thor-speak), falafel became a reality for our own Terrapin-populated community (at least during the fall and spring). With fast, kind, service and scrumptious and memorable food, infused with the knowledge that the founder's mission for social outreach will always remain a commitment, what are you waiting for? Only the baklava is bite-sized, three bites to be precise.

Food Finally tried a bowl instead of a sandwich and I do think you get slightly more food than the…read moresandwich. It was also nice that it held together more than the pita did. They make and fry the falafel right in front of you and make everything to order. Love the sauce bar that you can grab from and they have all of the different flavors you need right there. They have bags and to go containers that you can get at any point. Service I do think this might be one of the slower locations, but they are always efficient. They do have a kiosk for you to order from. Ambiance In Western Market so no assigned seating, but might be the easiest location to sit down at because it is a food hall. There is so much open seating for you to find a seat at and the other locations are lacking in that.

Among all the vendors at Western Market, Falafel stood out for how quick, affordable, and…read moremeaningful the experience was. The service was SUPER fast--perfect for a busy lunch/dinner rush-- and the price was very reasonable. The falafel itself was crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful on the inside, and everything tasted fresh. I also tried their za'atar fries, which were seasoned perfectly and totally addictive, sch a great side! What made the experience even better was knowing that every meal helps feed refugees in need. If you are looking for a quick, tasty, HEALTHY, and budget-friendly meal with a mission, Falafel is absolutely worth stopping by. :)