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I was looking for something similar to Lefalafel and was recommended to Come here as the menu was almost super identical to it... was super excited Unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations and standard.. Staff was super careless they all looked miserable and didn't care to offer great service.. there were maybe 6 employees 5 were just hanging out in the back doing nothing but chit chatting and 1 was doing all the orders pretty sad The wait was super long since only one guy did the whole job .. The place was getting busier but staff didn't seem to care For the food.. my Falafel sandwich was soggy.. too much sauce and the sauce didn't cut it for me they use mustard in the sandwich didn't sit so well with me and they gauzed it down in my pita Pita was not super fresh the only good thing was the falafel was very fresh crispy and tasty but the sand which itself was not a hit... did not like the flavours and the hummus was mediocre to say the least I also was stocked to try their limonana not traditional at all seems like they use a powder and water mix gross.. not fresh and did not taste the mint or the real Israeli flavour Overall, it's a management issue because the employees are just loafing doing whatever they want not attending to the orders or customers takes forever to get your order and that's the only main reason it's busy I find.. Food was edible but not sure I'd come back here ... The ambiance is alright it's more Of a hipster crowd and not middle eastern at all not my kinda vibe But hey to each their own Cheers
Falafel Yoni brings the flavors of Israeli street food to Saint-Viateur Street in Montreal! The Falafel Pita was a delicious sandwich made with crispy, herbaceous green falafel balls piled on top of fresh, crunchy cucumber/tomato salad and chopped red cabbage, along with hummus, tahini, and a spicy green zhoug. It's hard to explain how something so simple can be so delicious, but every component was incredible from the crispy falafel to the fresh vegetables to the creamy tahini! As good as the falafel pita was, the other sandwich on the menu, which gave it a run for its money, was the Sabich, made with hard-boiled egg, eggplant slices, and amba (fermented mango sauce), along with the hummus and salads. The fried eggplant had an amazingly crispy skin, and the amba had just the right balance of sweet, sour, and fruity flavors, which brought all the components of the sandwich together!
4.5 stars I was reallllllly excited for this place to open. But then I went on vacation and forgot about it until I came back a month later and was walking down St-Viateur and there it was! Open for business!! It took about 1 week for Adam and I to try almost the entire menu. On the first visit we both got the pita (full size to see if we could handle it, he could, I couldn't), a lemonade, and the fries. Second visit we just went to try the dessert chocolate tahini balls in all 5 flavours (coconut, rainbow sprinkles, chocolate sprinkles, cocoa, sesame). Third visit we got the hummus to share (it is a BIG plate) To be honest, I was sold after the first visit. The falafels really are THAT good. Warm and packed with flavour. The dessert is unique but I think the coconut one is the best, the flavours work better together. The hummus is a great way to grab a shareable lunch to go. They really give you value for money here, the portions have always been way more than I anticipated. I love what they did with the space, the decor is so aesthetic. They also have a sink in the middle to wash your hands and the soap smells really good.
Best Falafel outside of Tel Aviv! WOW. Was blown away by this delicious homemade pita filled with moist balls of falafel and covered in Tahini, hot sauce and fixings. Messy but worth it! Very crowded during lunch so expect a short wait.
We've eaten at the falafel yoni location at the Atwater market twice, and both times we had almost no wait time despite being there on a busy weekend during lunch time. The food is relatively affordable compared to the other options at the Atwater market, and the quality is great! The sabich is large and tasty, and the salad is absolutely massive and has lots of different herbs and lettuces for interest. Definitely would recommend!
Falafel! I love this Middle Eastern dish so Falafel Yoni turned out to be a great find. They specialize in Israeli falafel as opposed to the Lebanese falafel that we typically find here in Montreal. It's a fast serve place and they have a small, focused menu. There isn't much seating so you might have difficulty getting a seat if it's busy. Bring your appetite with you because the portions are very generous. I ordered a full pita sandwich and it was massive. Despite being someone with a massive appetite I struggled to finish it. The flavours were amazing though! Next time I would probably order the half sandwich. The fries that accompanied it were solid. I washed that down with a limonana, which was a mint lemonade which wasn't too sweet at all and really refreshing. Prices might seem a bit high but given the quality and portion size I felt that they were fair. I paid a little less than $20 for the sandwich, fries and drink, but given how much food I got and how much I enjoyed it that wasn't too expensive for me.
I'm not an expert of falafel but this was quite a notch up from the usual pita suspects. The spicy option adds just enough kick to the perfectly flavour-balanced crunchy creamy mix. Oh and the regular sized (very generous) pita is under $10. Another Montreal institution.
We found this place on Yelp and decided to give it a try. The husband picked up a Falafel Sandwich & Hummus Platter to share. We decided to eat at home. Our total bill was $21. The food was good. However we asked for spicy and it was still a little bland for our taste. We are happy we tried a new place, but it definitely wasn't the best we have had, so the search shall continue!!
Had the falafel salad, flavors on point, perfectly seasoned. Sort of like a falafel sandwich without the bread. Falafels are really not greasy, ultra crunchy on the outside, and moist on the inside. Delicious tahini based vinaigrette. Portion is quite generous. Had the falafel sandwich at their opening party. I am used to eating Arabic style falafel, but definitely into the Israeli style. The bread was very fresh and lots of delicious topings. Looking forward to trying the othe menu items, sabich, zaatar fries etc.. The place is spotless and was jammed packed on a random afternoon. Friendly staff and quick service even though it was busy.
Service was great! I went twice with my partner and both times the food was brought out within 10 minutes of ordering, probably quicker. The food was amazing!! Great falafel!! And amazing amazing Frites Zatar!!! Ambiance was amazing as well! It was snowing and it felt very cozy to be eating fresh falafel and piping hot fries in front of their expansive window. read more
10 months ago
Came here twice on my trip to Montreal. The zaatar fries are excellent! Super flavorful, thin, and crispy with a great sauce. It was snowing outside and I sat inside warm and toasty enjoying my food and people watching. The service was quick and the two separate times I came, both the servers/hosts were nice and helpful. read more
I was looking for something similar to Lefalafel and was recommended to Come here as the menu was almost super identical to it... was super excited Unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations and standard.. Staff was super careless they all looked miserable and didn't care to offer great service.. there were maybe 6 employees 5 were just hanging out in the back doing nothing but chit chatting and 1 was doing all the orders pretty sad The wait was super long since only one guy did the whole job .. The place was getting busier but staff didn't seem to care For the food.. my Falafel sandwich was soggy.. too much sauce and the sauce didn't cut it for me they use mustard in the sandwich didn't sit so well with me and they gauzed it down in my pita Pita was not super fresh the only good thing was the falafel was very fresh crispy and tasty but the sand which itself was not a hit... did not like the flavours and the hummus was mediocre to say the least I also was stocked to try their limonana not traditional at all seems like they use a powder and water mix gross.. not fresh and did not taste the mint or the real Israeli flavour Overall, it's a management issue because the employees are just loafing doing whatever they want not attending to the orders or customers takes forever to get your order and that's the only main reason it's busy I find.. Food was edible but not sure I'd come back here ... The ambiance is alright it's more Of a hipster crowd and not middle eastern at all not my kinda vibe But hey to each their own Cheers read more
Falafel Yoni brings the flavors of Israeli street food to Saint-Viateur Street in Montreal! The Falafel Pita was a delicious sandwich made with crispy, herbaceous green falafel balls piled on top of fresh, crunchy cucumber/tomato salad and chopped red cabbage, along with hummus, tahini, and a spicy green zhoug. It's hard to explain how something so simple can be so delicious, but every component was incredible from the crispy falafel to the fresh vegetables to the creamy tahini! As good as the falafel pita was, the other sandwich on the menu, which gave it a run for its money, was the Sabich, made with hard-boiled egg, eggplant slices, and amba (fermented mango sauce), along with the hummus and salads. The fried eggplant had an amazingly crispy skin, and the amba had just the right balance of sweet, sour, and fruity flavors, which brought all the components of the sandwich together! read more
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4.5 stars I was reallllllly excited for this place to open. But then I went on vacation and forgot about it until I came back a month later and was walking down St-Viateur and there it was! Open for business!! It took about 1 week for Adam and I to try almost the entire menu. On the first visit we both got the pita (full size to see if we could handle it, he could, I couldn't), a lemonade, and the fries. Second visit we just went to try the dessert chocolate tahini balls in all 5 flavours (coconut, rainbow sprinkles, chocolate sprinkles, cocoa, sesame). Third visit we got the hummus to share (it is a BIG plate) To be honest, I was sold after the first visit. The falafels really are THAT good. Warm and packed with flavour. The dessert is unique but I think the coconut one is the best, the flavours work better together. The hummus is a great way to grab a shareable lunch to go. They really give you value for money here, the portions have always been way more than I anticipated. I love what they did with the space, the decor is so aesthetic. They also have a sink in the middle to wash your hands and the soap smells really good. read more
3 years ago
Best Falafel outside of Tel Aviv! WOW. Was blown away by this delicious homemade pita filled with moist balls of falafel and covered in Tahini, hot sauce and fixings. Messy but worth it! Very crowded during lunch so expect a short wait. read more
We've eaten at the falafel yoni location at the Atwater market twice, and both times we had almost no wait time despite being there on a busy weekend during lunch time. The food is relatively affordable compared to the other options at the Atwater market, and the quality is great! The sabich is large and tasty, and the salad is absolutely massive and has lots of different herbs and lettuces for interest. Definitely would recommend! read more
Falafel! I love this Middle Eastern dish so Falafel Yoni turned out to be a great find. They specialize in Israeli falafel as opposed to the Lebanese falafel that we typically find here in Montreal. It's a fast serve place and they have a small, focused menu. There isn't much seating so you might have difficulty getting a seat if it's busy. Bring your appetite with you because the portions are very generous. I ordered a full pita sandwich and it was massive. Despite being someone with a massive appetite I struggled to finish it. The flavours were amazing though! Next time I would probably order the half sandwich. The fries that accompanied it were solid. I washed that down with a limonana, which was a mint lemonade which wasn't too sweet at all and really refreshing. Prices might seem a bit high but given the quality and portion size I felt that they were fair. I paid a little less than $20 for the sandwich, fries and drink, but given how much food I got and how much I enjoyed it that wasn't too expensive for me. read more
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I'm not an expert of falafel but this was quite a notch up from the usual pita suspects. The spicy option adds just enough kick to the perfectly flavour-balanced crunchy creamy mix. Oh and the regular sized (very generous) pita is under $10. Another Montreal institution. read more
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We found this place on Yelp and decided to give it a try. The husband picked up a Falafel Sandwich & Hummus Platter to share. We decided to eat at home. Our total bill was $21. The food was good. However we asked for spicy and it was still a little bland for our taste. We are happy we tried a new place, but it definitely wasn't the best we have had, so the search shall continue!! read more
8 years ago
Had the falafel salad, flavors on point, perfectly seasoned. Sort of like a falafel sandwich without the bread. Falafels are really not greasy, ultra crunchy on the outside, and moist on the inside. Delicious tahini based vinaigrette. Portion is quite generous. Had the falafel sandwich at their opening party. I am used to eating Arabic style falafel, but definitely into the Israeli style. The bread was very fresh and lots of delicious topings. Looking forward to trying the othe menu items, sabich, zaatar fries etc.. The place is spotless and was jammed packed on a random afternoon. Friendly staff and quick service even though it was busy. read more
8 years ago
It's not the Lebanese style falafel sandwich that I'm used to having all the time, although was worth giving it a shot to discover the Israeli version of it. I wasn't impressed much by its overall mild taste but have to say it's still a decent, good quality food. The ingredients inside work well together but lack to deliver a punch or hit than note your taste buds look for. The place is quite new, opened up just 2-3 weeks ago if I'm not mistaken. Nice friendly staff, clean and well maintained normal size for falafel joints. Price wise, about $14 tax in without tips. For a falafel pita sandwich with a 12oz cup of lemonade that I believe is prepared with artificial lemon juice, is a bit pricey for me. Note: They don't carry straws for the lemonade cup. Excuse me? read more
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I'm constantly on the hunt for a good falafel. My quest brought me to Yani. Their falafels are fried to order and delicious. Unlike other place their falafels are smaller making them crunchier. The hummus is tasty and has the right texture. They have Zaatar fries that are to die for. Great little twist on fries. Portions are a little small for the price you pay. But when it's this good, I know I won't be able to resist treating myself to some once in a while. read more
Love this vegetarian friendly restaurant in the mile end. The menu is not extensive but everything I ate was delicious. I recommend getting a half falafel pita and the zataar fries. They were tasty and made with quality ingredients. The service was also great. staff was friendly and readily described the items of the menu. I will definitely be going back. read more
8 years ago
Good food, fresh soft falafels, not dry and kind of hard like other places but the pita wrap was soaked in oil in the bag & they put my straw upside down. They forgot to put utensils & napkins. They wanted to be fast but they also need to think about the practical aspect! The mint in one of the lemonade was a nice touch for the presentation & the taste. They forgot to put it in the other cup. I really don't think that there was a lot of falafels in my plate. I was expecting more. Plus, the employee at the cashier was kind of rude & straightforward when he told us to wait outside, speaking loudly. It was a deceiving experience knowing the reputation of this restaurant. Step it up! read more
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Falafel Yoni - Montreal. Ok spot. Falafel salad was very colorful but very spicy. I would go back to try other things. read more
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