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.

A good alternative to the usual Canary Wharf lunch options. There's not a big choice, it's either a…read moresalad bowl with falafels (£4.95, and 50p extra for a side pita bread) or a pitta stuffed with hummus and falafels for £4.45. The only other options were whether you have a white or brown pita, and the optional (and very spicy) chilli sauce. The stall is run by Israelis (or at least people who spoke Hebrew to each other), so the taste and quality is similar to what you'd find in the middle east. The falafels were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, but it's a shame they weren't freshly cooking the falafels on the Friday lunchtime I visited.

A good alternative to the usual Canary Wharf lunch options. There's not a big choice, it's either a…read moresalad bowl with falafels (£4.95, and 50p extra for a side pita bread) or a pitta stuffed with hummus and falafels for £4.45. The only other options were whether you have a white or brown pita, and the optional (and very spicy) chilli sauce. The stall is run by Israelis, so the taste and quality is similar to what you'd find in the middle east. The falafels were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, but it's a shame they weren't freshly cooking the falafels on the Friday lunchtime I visited.

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!!

Beirut street food. You can order from a take-away window or sit inside to eat. I got take-away,…read morethe window girl was so sweet she added some baklava on the house. This is why outs going to make me feel badly to say this, but not the best chicken shwarma, hummus, or tabouli that I've ever had. It was a bit bland, but sweet service which have them a 3-star rating. So the chicken shwarma was with dark meat and I've only ever had it with white meat. I got a small sliver of bone as that will stop me in my eating tracks! I know it's lame to say but it's a texture thing and it changes everything for me. Luckily it was toward the end so I didn't leave much. And yes, I know it will happen, even to us when we prepare our own food at home(not really) but I don't hold it against them. Its a personal thing for me.

4.5 great stars :) 'Yalla Yalla' means 'Hurry hurry' (so we've been told), is a fabulous street pop…read moreup restaurant that opened up a week ago. They are situated outside the O2 arena opposite Ravensbourne college. They have a dining area next to the kiosk where one could eat their food and chill. Quiet a simple layout with dining tables and chairs, they also have a couches lined up against the wall. We were served by a lovely gentleman, very friendly and welcoming! Reason for not the full 5 stars was because the food my friend wanted to order wasn't available, so we opted for chicken and lamb shawarma with salad. Wonderfully made and very filling! They also had 'The Beatles' playing in the backgroud...FAB! I will definitely visit again :)

I generally like this spot as it has the crunchiest falafel and comes with a nice mix of salad and…read morepeppers. In a recent visit to the Spitafields market location the experience wasn't quite the same as previous visits. The falafel didn't seem fresh and the quality of the salads was not great. There was too much sauce for my liking and that ruined the dish. I ended up taking a few bites and gave the food away as it wasn't appetising or visually appealing. Having said that, I have had better experiences at other locations so I'm hoping this was a one off. Do be aware the queue is long in the Spitafields location during lunch.

What can I say: I simply love Pilpel! I'm actually a super-regular at their other location by St…read more Paul's, but the other day I was near Liverpool Street and so I decided to try out the mother ship. (This was actually the original store.) I mean, there's not much that I can add to the other reviews, other than that their concept f.... works! Here's what you should do, when you come here: 1) Decide if you're super-hungry (2a) or just hungry (2b). (Don't come here if you're just peckish) 2a) Right, you're super-hungry. In that case I suggest you go for the falafel salad in a box. For extra protein and deliciousness, I'd add an egg for an extra 60p. (And if you really want to go crazy, add that dollop of tasty guacamole as well!) 2b) You're hungry? Go for the classic falafel sandwich in pita bread - make sure to get the wholemeal pita, as your health will thank you for it! (You can certainly also add all the extras as described above, but let me tell you that eating this will be a messy undertaking!) Now, last but not least, please make sure that especially if you're going for option 2b, you take plenty of napkins with you - as you will need them!

Wonderful place for Mediterranean cuisine! It's right on the water, in a great location…read more The interior is elegant. It has warm lighting, velvet seating, and nice background music. The server was wonderful. Very friendly. Very attentive. The menu is large. It was difficult to decide what to order. In the end I ordered the calamari as an appetizer and my husband ordered the falafel. The calamari was tender and delicious. The falafel was pretty bland. I've always had it served with tahini. This was served on hummus, but the hummus was also pretty bland. I would not order that again. For our entrees I ordered the Masukka and my husband ordered the sea bass. The Masukka was delicious but I bit into a small piece of gray plastic. I told the waiter and he apologized profusely and removed the Masukka from our check and insisted on giving us a complimentary dessert. My husband loved his sea bass. It was excellent. I had a glass of Sauvignon blanc with my dinner. It was lovely. After our waiter removed the Masukka our bill was £73. I would return again. The food and service, ambiance, and views were wonderful.

Very nice dining room, bit upscale ambiance, open kitchen. Cafe on one side, bar on the other side,…read morerestaurant in the middle. But I don't think the kitchen can handle the number of tables they have. Because they dish out food that needs more tender and care. The chicken meatballs were not cooked long enough and not warm enough. Mucver was soggy, lacking any crispiness and just too much mint added and too much cheese, there was hardly any zucchini, which is the whole point of this meze. I'm not kidding when I say I can make a better mucver at home, and I'm not even Turkish. The Lamb kofte main course was the smallest main course I have seen in a Turkish restaurant. The cous cous that came with it was so pathetically small, like it was served to a baby who just started eating solid foods last week. I looked around at other people's plates and same thing there. Honestly, a bit insulting to serve this little cous cous. There was not much salad either and so little cabbage. Normally I get served a generous serving of red cabbbage. I would have been better off getting two Meze for the same price as this main course. It's ok to serve a high price if your meat is premium quality and perfectly spiced, but this was average and not even hot in temperature. Felt like food didn't travel from kitchen to table in a reasonable time. They didn't have the Kazandibi dessert, but they had the Sutlac, this was weird because Kazandibi is basically an upside down sutlac with a caramelised surface, by the sounds of it. One is with orange and one with lemon. Could taste the orange at least, but not sure if the surface is supposed to have burnt black spots. A nice dining ambience is not enough to get me to come back. I made sure to get a good view of the river, because this is what you are paying extra up charge for.

Excellent chicken shawarma in camberwell - and all cheap. The fries are great too. Perfect place to…read moregrab a quick bite to eat. It'd be even better if the plastic plates, forks etc would be replaced - hope that'll happen soon too.

Pretty decent shawarma wrap for an insanely cheap price of only £3.50. Very much worth it,…read moreconsidering i couldn't even finish it. Had a nice chicken shawarma with various sauces added

We took a 30 minute journey on the tube just to try this place. It was late, but the place was…read morepacked. I ordered the shawarma in a Laffa, which is basically a burrito made with pita bread. Hubby got the shawarma meal. The 30 minute ride was well worth the effort. We were both so impressed with the depth of flavor and various items offered in the Laffa and with the meal. We washed it all down with beer from Israel. This place is amazingly delicious and I may dream about it in the future.

The best falafel and hummus I've ever eaten, look forward to visiting again when back in the UK.read more

In all our world travels, this was one of the best falafels we've had. We strongly recommend the…read morewrap, made with fresh bread and falafel. Don't forget the eggplant (aubergines as they call them) as it makes the wrap exceptional. Definitely a must try here in the Berwick Market

There are lots of samey food stands on Berwick Street during weekday lunchtimes, serving…read more(something) in a wrap with salad. Mexican, Moroccan, and, in this case, falafel. Of those I have sampled however, Jerusalem Falafel was the runaway winner. An enormous wrap (a good foot long) with 3 large falafel inside, as much salad as you think you could eat, and the usual sauces - for a fiver! You can upgrade for another pound and get a couple more falafel pieces, but you probably don't need to; this is one filling lunch. The only thing stopping a 5-star review is the mess up in the ordering; I asked for the large, was charged for the large, but didn't notice that they only put the 3 pieces in my wrap until I got back to the office to eat. However, I didn't feel ripped off, as I said this was great value even at the extra pound. There isn't exactly a choice in what you get, besides the salad and sauce, but what they give you is top notch. I will be back to see if the quality is consistent, as this may become my new favourite cheap lunch spot in Soho...

Trudging home from a long day at the office, with more work to do at home, and with my stomach…read moregrumbling away, I decided cooking was not an option tonight. Takeaway here I come. This was my first visit and OMG this is the best falafel I've had outside of the Middle East or Mamoun's in NYC ( http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/mamouns-falafel-new-york -- and I've been eating there for a very long time) The falafel quality itself is outstanding, crisp on the outside, soft and full of flavour on the inside. The box meal with salad , falafel & pita bread is outstanding value for money. For around £6.50, you get all of the above, and the salad means not only some leaves and onions, but a wide range of mixed salads and ingredients to include such as babaganoush (pureed eggplant), green chili, white cabbage, beetroot, couscous, lentils, olives, pasta, and you get to stuff it all into the the box yourself. I probably could have just done with the falafel & salad in a pitta (£4.50 I think)....as I write I am struggling to fit the rest of the huge meal in my tummy. To top off the experience, the service was really friendly and cheery. If only I could finish all this food......

Chicken and falafel crammed into a pitta, surrounded by crisp, fresh salad and coated with a…read moreliberal oozing of tahini and a lemon dressing. If that makes you salivate just reading it, get yourself down there, because I promise you it tastes even better than you imagine I'd ordered my pita and was asked 'would you like a drink with that?'. I declined as I was pulling a suitcase and didn't have any spare hands. The lady serving me, then gave me a complimentary crunchy pickled chilli thing to try while I waited and I thought, 'oh, how nice'. It was pretty salty, and when the server smiled and asked again if I wanted to purchase a drink, I conceded and picked up a Limonata, knowing deep down, that it was one of the best bits of up-selling I've ever seen. Bravo falafel lady. You win this round, but I'll be wise to your tricks next time... ;) Checking in gets you 10% off your first order, which is always nice!