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Umi Falafel is a small restaurant on Dame Street. There are other restaurants and businesses on this street. You can order to go or you can sit in the back of the building. There are a small amount of seats in the back. They are close together and a little cramped. This restaurant only has one bathroom that is also in the back of the restaurant. The decorations are mediocre with spices placed on a self. The food was good tasting, you know what you are getting from the menu. The sauces are on the table for you to put as much or little as you want. Both tzatziki sauce and chili sauce. We ordered meal 2 which was 4 falafels with came with the pita bread and hummus dip and the haloumi cheese sandwich. Both were pleasant. The falafels were a little on the dry side and the hummus could have had a little more flavor with garlic or lemon juice. This would be a great lunch spot or if you want to pick something up quickly to eat.
It was my second day in Dublin and I wanted a light meal as I had a 3-course dinner later in the evening. I spotted this place as a recommended cheap eat on TripAdvisor and being on Dame Street was on the main drag between my hotel and Trinity College. Like Mexican food in California, Middle Eastern is Europe's go to for cheap food and from what I hear they do it well. Not surprisingly this place is popular with the lunch crowd filled with people of all types from tourists to people taking a work lunch. Their focus seems to be more for takeaway but they have a small dining space in the back. I got their meal one (Palestinian bread: pocket full of hummus, tomato, cucumber pickles, fried aubergine, flat parsley and chilli & tahini sauce, €7.50). For €7.50 falafel is a go-to for a filling meal for many a vegetarian. The condiments around it were excellent as it provided spice and sauce for what is otherwise a lukewarm and flat falafel. I had better falafel at Tender Green's back in the US and their focus was salads. The Batata Hara (Lebanese spiced potato wedges) have a curry-like taste to them and in comparision was much better than the falafel. This won't be my last trip to Europe so I hope I have more chances to try better falafel in the Continent.
I came across the place while exploring Dublin! I thought it was only takeaway, but they have a small lovely sit-in area further back into the restaurant. You can tell from the previous wallpaper and ceiling that it used to be a cafe, but I still love the low circular lights, the dark forest green paint, pickle jars on the wall, and wood carved signs. I went around 6:30 on a weekday, and I waited about 15 minutes. I ordered the Palestinian falafel, which was stuffed with tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, and pickles. It looks a bit small, but it is definitely filling. It was seasoned very well, and the combination of the pickles and the freshly sliced tomatoes was very refreshing! They put a handful of parsley in as well, which I enjoyed immensely. I would recommend coming at a off hour as there are not that many seats (and most of them are for 2 or 4 people) or doing a takeaway! Bring a vegan or vegetarian friend here and they will be very happy :)
Umi Falafel has two branches in Dublin - Dame Street and Rathmines - and I expect there will be more branches to come. The Dame St. branch is very popular, and rightly so - central location, friendly staff, delicious and affordable vegetarian food. For €7.50 I got a falafel sandwich, spiced potato wedges, and mint tea. My brother went with the soup combo (€8.50) which included a large bowl of lentil soup instead of the potato wedges. It was great comfort food for a cold day and extremely filling too (we could barely finish it all). The lentil soup was creamy and nicely balanced with lemon and seasoning; my Palestinian falafel sandwich was delicious, consisting of a large pita containing three falafel (freshly cooked to order), fried aubergine, tomato, cucumber pickles, parsley, chili, and tahini sauce. The waitress recommended the mint tea, and I'm glad she did - the fresh mint leaves soaking in black tea made for a refreshing and beautiful pick-me-up! For social and environmental impact, I'm giving them 5/5 green stars. Everything on the menu is vegetarian and many items are vegan too (many items are gluten-free also). They serve everything on ceramic plates with metal utensils, and the only disposable item was a thin sheet of paper on each tray. They have paper bags (responsibly sourced paper) at the exit should you need to take anything to go. The main ingredients that they use, chickpeas and lentils, are among best crops for sustainably feeding the growing population, particularly as sources of protein. Lentils and chickpeas are both classified as pulses (part of the legume family) - these plants fix their own nitrogen and therefore have much lower fertilizer needs. This provides a significant environmental benefit since fertilizer requires a lot of energy to make and is also responsible for a lot of pollution. They also require less water than many other protein sources, if grown sustainably. The UN declared 2016 the year of the pulse to draw attention to these foods as more sustainable protein sources. Umi cook their falafel in pure rapeseed oil. The tea bag in my mint tea was from Ahmad tea, who are not perfect but are a member of the Ethical Tea Partnership and are involved in some good charitable work. Umi also make fresh juices from ingredients such as carrot and apple. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject)
Umi do the best falafel in Dublin, it's the best I've ever eaten outside the Middle East and would easily rival anything I've had there. Have only ever had the take-out but plan on having a sit-down Mezze there soon. Their Palestinian pitta with falafel, aubergine, pickle, hummus and marinated tomatoes is so so good, I haven'y been able to order anything else other than the falafel on their own (also amazing!). It's so fresh and wholesome yet hearty and filling at the same time- the perfect fast food basically!! Love, love, love it!! Plus for any vegetarians out there, the entire menu is meat-free too! It's also super easy on the pocket, so a perfect spot for lunch on the go on a budget.
Hands down best falafel in Dublin, maybe even in Ireland. Fresh, delicious falafel is prepared and packed into pita with hummus and it is just short of amazing. No other words to describe tho food here. With its easy location on dame street its not hard to find, expect a small line but it's worth it. Before 5pm you can get a lunch special with a falafel sandwich, wedge fries and a drink for 7,50 and its really filling. I opted for a fresh juice which was an excellent choice for an extra 2 Euro. They have to go, or table service so decide before you go in - they are super organized and have little patience for slow tourists. Understandably since they are usually busy. My server was very personable and efficient, overall I had a really excellent experience here. Will be back next time I'm in Dublin for sure. All the food I had in Dublin was mediocre but this place was exceptional. Must stop if in Dublin and you live for excellent falafel.
Well I travelled along with my Vegetarian meetup group. We had been here in the past. I enjoyed my time. Food was exquisite. heheehe. The waiter knew his stuff and his dishes dietary. I was most impressed. He knew what was vegan and wasn't. Although the majority of the dishes on offer is Vegan, some are vegetarian. So I just wanted to make sure. Considering the place was bouncing, he was speculator. Ever since Delhi O' Delhi(Review here), closed down(RIP), I have been naming Umi Falafel as my FAV vegan/vegetarian restaurant. Umi is Arabic for "Mother". Following is what I had The Lebanese Falafel Batata Hara/Wedges Lentil Soup Basbousa The Lentil Soup, mmmmmmmm was heaven. Totally enjoyed it. Creamey(VEGAN) creamey soup. I had asked the waiter what was the soup of the day and he reploied Brocoli Soup of which was I wasn't the best of. SO I chose a nicer soup of which I was glad. hahahah The Lebanese Falafel was filled in a wrap style or as they call it a Falafel. Filled with styuffiny type, Tomato, Cucumber, pickles, parsely and tahini sauce. It was scrumptious. IT would be suitable as a lunch. It was heaven. mmmmm. I asked for a side order of Wedges or in Arabic BAtata Hara. They were a bit dry, spicyness was "Just Right". Not too hot, and not too bland(opposite of spicy), it was JUST RIGHT. I asked for a dessert menu. I quickly looked and chose Basbousa
Awesome food at an awesome price. Super central location. What more could you ask for. Came across this restaurant only recently, when looking for a wallet friendly place to eat in town. Once I saw the 7.50 euro Middle Eastern inspired meal deals, I had to give it a go. Decided to be typical so went for a tabbouleh salad with falafels. This came with pita, hummus and a drink. Totes awesome. Food was super fresh and delicious and I left Umi feeling satisfied. Returned a second time with a friend and I got a cous cous salad with feta. Yum. Might pop back this weekend.
I used to love going to the Cedar Tree with friends but since the friends moved away I somehow didn't find anyone else to go with and on your own it's no fun. So I'm very happy to see Lebanese food in a more easy going restaurant / takeaway style. Walking in I at first was confused where to ask for a table but the girl at the till easily realised my confusion and made me walk through to the tables where another girl gave me the menu and aksed me to sit down. It took a bit long before someone came to take my order but looking around it was very busy at the time and orders from other clients later where taken quickly enough so in my case it was just the circumstances. And the staff was very friendly. I was very hungry when I went here before a gig in the Olympia so at first I was afraid two small(ish) dishes wouldn't be enough but it actually was. I went for the Falafel Salad and sweet potato fries and loved both and was nicely filled. The fries come with a spicy tomato sauce which in a way suited the sweet potatoes but was too spicy for my taste buds. But the fries were perfectly fine on their own too. I decided to go for one of their juices and had the Jazar Surprise (carrot, apple and ginger) which worked very well with my food. So Umi is now definitely on my to-go-to places for very tasty and quick enough meals and fair prices.
I came at the perfect time right Veggie the rush. Loved the music they were playing when I walked in. Think fast food BUT fresh food. I tried stuffed grape leaves, lentil soup, & the Moroccan quinoa salad with added falafel. Definitely a great Mediterranean restaurant in the heart of Dublin. Very efficient service and kind staff. read more
i love falafel and Mediterranean food in general, so this place was a must try. its a fast casual chain with a variety of salads, platters, sandwiches/wraps. everything is vegetarian and the falafels are crispy and delish! also very good price point -- about 7-10 euros for most things read more
3 years ago
Very good, although you had to order in one building and then exit and go next door for the dining room. Supposedly going to fix that in the future. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Umi Falafel is a small restaurant on Dame Street. There are other restaurants and businesses on this street. You can order to go or you can sit in the back of the building. There are a small amount of seats in the back. They are close together and a little cramped. This restaurant only has one bathroom that is also in the back of the restaurant. The decorations are mediocre with spices placed on a self. The food was good tasting, you know what you are getting from the menu. The sauces are on the table for you to put as much or little as you want. Both tzatziki sauce and chili sauce. We ordered meal 2 which was 4 falafels with came with the pita bread and hummus dip and the haloumi cheese sandwich. Both were pleasant. The falafels were a little on the dry side and the hummus could have had a little more flavor with garlic or lemon juice. This would be a great lunch spot or if you want to pick something up quickly to eat. read more
9 years ago
It was my second day in Dublin and I wanted a light meal as I had a 3-course dinner later in the evening. I spotted this place as a recommended cheap eat on TripAdvisor and being on Dame Street was on the main drag between my hotel and Trinity College. Like Mexican food in California, Middle Eastern is Europe's go to for cheap food and from what I hear they do it well. Not surprisingly this place is popular with the lunch crowd filled with people of all types from tourists to people taking a work lunch. Their focus seems to be more for takeaway but they have a small dining space in the back. I got their meal one (Palestinian bread: pocket full of hummus, tomato, cucumber pickles, fried aubergine, flat parsley and chilli & tahini sauce, €7.50). For €7.50 falafel is a go-to for a filling meal for many a vegetarian. The condiments around it were excellent as it provided spice and sauce for what is otherwise a lukewarm and flat falafel. I had better falafel at Tender Green's back in the US and their focus was salads. The Batata Hara (Lebanese spiced potato wedges) have a curry-like taste to them and in comparision was much better than the falafel. This won't be my last trip to Europe so I hope I have more chances to try better falafel in the Continent. read more
3 years ago
I came across the place while exploring Dublin! I thought it was only takeaway, but they have a small lovely sit-in area further back into the restaurant. You can tell from the previous wallpaper and ceiling that it used to be a cafe, but I still love the low circular lights, the dark forest green paint, pickle jars on the wall, and wood carved signs. I went around 6:30 on a weekday, and I waited about 15 minutes. I ordered the Palestinian falafel, which was stuffed with tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, and pickles. It looks a bit small, but it is definitely filling. It was seasoned very well, and the combination of the pickles and the freshly sliced tomatoes was very refreshing! They put a handful of parsley in as well, which I enjoyed immensely. I would recommend coming at a off hour as there are not that many seats (and most of them are for 2 or 4 people) or doing a takeaway! Bring a vegan or vegetarian friend here and they will be very happy :) read more
7 years ago
Loved it! The place is small but well organized, clean, modern and neat! The food was delicious and I was able to enjoy a full vegan meal at the right price. If I come back to Dublin, I would love to have another meal here :3 In the picture: palestinian falafel and umi's batata hara read more
Umi Falafel has two branches in Dublin - Dame Street and Rathmines - and I expect there will be more branches to come. The Dame St. branch is very popular, and rightly so - central location, friendly staff, delicious and affordable vegetarian food. For €7.50 I got a falafel sandwich, spiced potato wedges, and mint tea. My brother went with the soup combo (€8.50) which included a large bowl of lentil soup instead of the potato wedges. It was great comfort food for a cold day and extremely filling too (we could barely finish it all). The lentil soup was creamy and nicely balanced with lemon and seasoning; my Palestinian falafel sandwich was delicious, consisting of a large pita containing three falafel (freshly cooked to order), fried aubergine, tomato, cucumber pickles, parsley, chili, and tahini sauce. The waitress recommended the mint tea, and I'm glad she did - the fresh mint leaves soaking in black tea made for a refreshing and beautiful pick-me-up! For social and environmental impact, I'm giving them 5/5 green stars. Everything on the menu is vegetarian and many items are vegan too (many items are gluten-free also). They serve everything on ceramic plates with metal utensils, and the only disposable item was a thin sheet of paper on each tray. They have paper bags (responsibly sourced paper) at the exit should you need to take anything to go. The main ingredients that they use, chickpeas and lentils, are among best crops for sustainably feeding the growing population, particularly as sources of protein. Lentils and chickpeas are both classified as pulses (part of the legume family) - these plants fix their own nitrogen and therefore have much lower fertilizer needs. This provides a significant environmental benefit since fertilizer requires a lot of energy to make and is also responsible for a lot of pollution. They also require less water than many other protein sources, if grown sustainably. The UN declared 2016 the year of the pulse to draw attention to these foods as more sustainable protein sources. Umi cook their falafel in pure rapeseed oil. The tea bag in my mint tea was from Ahmad tea, who are not perfect but are a member of the Ethical Tea Partnership and are involved in some good charitable work. Umi also make fresh juices from ingredients such as carrot and apple. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject) read more
Umi do the best falafel in Dublin, it's the best I've ever eaten outside the Middle East and would easily rival anything I've had there. Have only ever had the take-out but plan on having a sit-down Mezze there soon. Their Palestinian pitta with falafel, aubergine, pickle, hummus and marinated tomatoes is so so good, I haven'y been able to order anything else other than the falafel on their own (also amazing!). It's so fresh and wholesome yet hearty and filling at the same time- the perfect fast food basically!! Love, love, love it!! Plus for any vegetarians out there, the entire menu is meat-free too! It's also super easy on the pocket, so a perfect spot for lunch on the go on a budget. read more
6 years ago
Hands down best falafel in Dublin, maybe even in Ireland. Fresh, delicious falafel is prepared and packed into pita with hummus and it is just short of amazing. No other words to describe tho food here. With its easy location on dame street its not hard to find, expect a small line but it's worth it. Before 5pm you can get a lunch special with a falafel sandwich, wedge fries and a drink for 7,50 and its really filling. I opted for a fresh juice which was an excellent choice for an extra 2 Euro. They have to go, or table service so decide before you go in - they are super organized and have little patience for slow tourists. Understandably since they are usually busy. My server was very personable and efficient, overall I had a really excellent experience here. Will be back next time I'm in Dublin for sure. All the food I had in Dublin was mediocre but this place was exceptional. Must stop if in Dublin and you live for excellent falafel. read more
11 years ago
Well I travelled along with my Vegetarian meetup group. We had been here in the past. I enjoyed my time. Food was exquisite. heheehe. The waiter knew his stuff and his dishes dietary. I was most impressed. He knew what was vegan and wasn't. Although the majority of the dishes on offer is Vegan, some are vegetarian. So I just wanted to make sure. Considering the place was bouncing, he was speculator. Ever since Delhi O' Delhi(Review here), closed down(RIP), I have been naming Umi Falafel as my FAV vegan/vegetarian restaurant. Umi is Arabic for "Mother". Following is what I had The Lebanese Falafel Batata Hara/Wedges Lentil Soup Basbousa The Lentil Soup, mmmmmmmm was heaven. Totally enjoyed it. Creamey(VEGAN) creamey soup. I had asked the waiter what was the soup of the day and he reploied Brocoli Soup of which was I wasn't the best of. SO I chose a nicer soup of which I was glad. hahahah The Lebanese Falafel was filled in a wrap style or as they call it a Falafel. Filled with styuffiny type, Tomato, Cucumber, pickles, parsely and tahini sauce. It was scrumptious. IT would be suitable as a lunch. It was heaven. mmmmm. I asked for a side order of Wedges or in Arabic BAtata Hara. They were a bit dry, spicyness was "Just Right". Not too hot, and not too bland(opposite of spicy), it was JUST RIGHT. I asked for a dessert menu. I quickly looked and chose Basbousa read more
Awesome food at an awesome price. Super central location. What more could you ask for. Came across this restaurant only recently, when looking for a wallet friendly place to eat in town. Once I saw the 7.50 euro Middle Eastern inspired meal deals, I had to give it a go. Decided to be typical so went for a tabbouleh salad with falafels. This came with pita, hummus and a drink. Totes awesome. Food was super fresh and delicious and I left Umi feeling satisfied. Returned a second time with a friend and I got a cous cous salad with feta. Yum. Might pop back this weekend. read more
I used to love going to the Cedar Tree with friends but since the friends moved away I somehow didn't find anyone else to go with and on your own it's no fun. So I'm very happy to see Lebanese food in a more easy going restaurant / takeaway style. Walking in I at first was confused where to ask for a table but the girl at the till easily realised my confusion and made me walk through to the tables where another girl gave me the menu and aksed me to sit down. It took a bit long before someone came to take my order but looking around it was very busy at the time and orders from other clients later where taken quickly enough so in my case it was just the circumstances. And the staff was very friendly. I was very hungry when I went here before a gig in the Olympia so at first I was afraid two small(ish) dishes wouldn't be enough but it actually was. I went for the Falafel Salad and sweet potato fries and loved both and was nicely filled. The fries come with a spicy tomato sauce which in a way suited the sweet potatoes but was too spicy for my taste buds. But the fries were perfectly fine on their own too. I decided to go for one of their juices and had the Jazar Surprise (carrot, apple and ginger) which worked very well with my food. So Umi is now definitely on my to-go-to places for very tasty and quick enough meals and fair prices. read more
13 years ago
A lot of new places have been popping up recently and this has easily become one of my favourites! Their falafels are well-made albeit a little too crunchy on the outside the last time I ordered them. They were still very tasty though and do seem like something an umi or mother would make at home! Served in different quantities with a variety of dips--tahini, hummus, and something else--pickles, and khubz arabi (arabic bread, similar to pita), elegantly presented on a wooden board. I have wheat intolerance and the chef allowed me to have a small portion from the salad selection instead as a substitute. I had the six-piece falafel plate and thought it was substantial enough and very easy on the pocket as well. It's a little dark inside with limited natural light coming in but the minimalist interior, cushioned seats and traditional Lebanese music still make for a comfortable and satisfying dining experience. This used to be a kebab place which I had only gone into once for change and I'm glad it has been replaced by something much more inviting. I will definitely be back! read more
I walk by this place all the time on dame Street. I always see people in there but have never gone in. Three weeks ago I decided to pop in for a sandwich. I am so happy I did the falafel sandwiches are excellent. 5€ for a big sandwich. Very happy with the quality of the food and I have been back since. The staff was very friendly and efficient read more
12 years ago
Umi Falafel is a trendy take on the old falafel. The minimalist decor (I recognise these shelves and the jars come from IKEA!) and colours are a nice change from the usual bleak and bright kebab/falafel joints we're used to. Umi is Arabic for mother - it's not just a funny of way spelling 'yummy' as I used to think. Many have already commented on how crunchy falafels are in this place and yes, I also thought they may be a little too crunchy for my taste. I was tempted to try the mozarella-stuffed falafel which came nicely presented but I did think that the crunchy exterior masked the interior too much. Anyway, not a bad falafel at all, with three dips and pickles (which I love) on the side. I was too late to get the special so I ordered a tabouleh salad separately which was delicious, just like I like but definitely too much with the stuffed falafel. I'm greedy so I ate it all but I think next time I'll try the smaller lunch-time combo. Thanks to lovely waitress who advised me on the different options and was so pleasant. read more
3 years ago
10 years ago
I'd not exactly been avoiding Umi, but I didn't rush here either because more times than not I'm disappointed by the falafels I try in Ireland. Few places hit my falafel spot (market stand Labanese House anyone? Yum-eee). But to my delight Umi Falafel was good, if not great. I ordered a bespoke wrap with hummus, lettuce, tomato and chilli sauce. The falafel was deliciously crunchy and fresh. The chilli sauce very tasty with a nice subtle kick. Homemade they told me when I complimented them on it. And for 6 EUR, fantastic value for a quick fresh meal. It was a fleeting visit, but I could tell staff were pleasant and very prompt. I will be returning, there is no doubt. read more
A nice place in the center if you're looking for a fresh bite to eat. We both ordered salads that came with lots of fresh veggies, which was refreshing. The atmosphere is very relaxed and has an almost cafè-like feel to it, although there isn't a ton of room in the seating area. Prices are very reasonable for the amount you get. Great food for a great price! read more
I had heard really great things so anted to try it out for myself for dinner. The interior was pretty nice and the menu was easy to find at the front of the restaurant. We ate in at the back. The food came out a little too fast, as others had mentioned and my halloumi was very soggy which was a bit disappointing. I did enjoy the salads we had, however. I opted for the quinoa salad and my partner had the fattoush. The portions were generous so we requested a doggy bag to have for later. read more
What can I say? I was impressed by the food, value and size of the portion. €7.50 nets you a lunch special and boy will you be full after it. I opted for the falafel plate with the tahini salad (they let you pick from a range of salads). It was presented beautifully and everything tasted great, especially the falafel itself (slightly spicy, which I loved ) Decor of the place could do with some slight more attention to detail and it was a little dark but you really don't care when the food is this good and cheap. read more
6 years ago
Walking down Dame St and looking for dinner, we were impressed to find out that Umi had seating. I am not keen on the decor but sure a girl gotta eat We were seated and given a menu, our waitress helped us with our order as it was our first time. I ordered Jazar surprise drink: ginger, carrots and apple juice - very interesting combination. We shared the umi plate for two, extra bread and sweet potato fries. We really enjoyed dinner, it was cheap, friendly and our vegetarian meal of the week. read more
12 years ago
'Umi' means 'mother' in Arabic apparently.... Oh mother does this place have good falafel!!!! :) Today's take-out lunch was 6-piece falafel with a mezze (side) of Baba Ghanouj dip!! If you haven't tried this dip, get it! Heavenly! Price a bit steep for a dip (€4) but they give you loads so I guess I can keep it in the fridge for tomorrow! Staff are so friendly! Really nice! I've heard the Palestinian falafel sandwich is good here so I'll try that next time!!!:) read more
Ok - so in the last few month falafel has become a staple part of my diet, at least once a week it's the main part of a lunch or on the go dinner, Umi Falafel has been somewhere I've passed by so so many times but I've not made it in until recently. The first visit was when I was looking for a fast food dinner and I ordered up a simple falafel sandwich, some pitta, tomato, cucumber in a fresh pitta pocket. It worked a treat, hunger gone and the buzzy friendly severed put a smile on my midweek post work face. Today I went back for lunch, and tried a falafel board with tabbouleh, and I have to say it was really good. The Tabbouleh was very herby and came across to be quite fresh. Four little Falafel patties accompanied crisp and freshly fried along with a selection of dips and pitta. It was really tasty and filling for €7.50 with a soft drink it was a great lunch. Again the staff member on the floor was warm and friendly. It's hard to beat that sort of value. read more
7 years ago
12 years ago
Love this little spot - falafel as a fast food spot definitely ain't readily available enough around Dublin and these guys do a great job. Served by authentic Lebanese staff my favourites are "The Palestinian" features heavy on the hummus and chilli sauce with a side of Baba Ghanush just be careful not to load up on the side order of pitta or you'll be seriously full! read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
I was so surprised to find this place. I absolutely love middle eastern food and it was vegetarian which makes it so much better. Food was great service was fantastic. Even though the line was long we did not wait long. Highly recommended. read more
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