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Yalla Vermont

4.8 (140 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Outdoor seating
Good for kids
Dogs allowed

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Nat S.

I've been here twice, the menu is limited, if you don't want falafel, there really isn't much else. Yes it's vegan, besides the eggs you can add on, but if you like falafel and homemade sauce's, pita bread, and fresh house made pickles, it is really spot on. I make falafel at home sometimes and mezze platters. I've eaten middle Eastern food in many cities and this is some of the best falafel I've ever eaten. I am not vegan or vegetarian, but I enjoy things that are whole foods and happen to be in those categories. It's only open a few days a week, and it's best eaten soon after ordering. Inside has some high tables to done in. I think the bathroom is down a flight of stairs.

Aya R.

My order: the Yalla bowl with everything on it, limonana The review: I had been here before, but never as a gluten free girly (lol). It was insanely good. Everything is GF aside from the pita and the desserts . The bowl was fresh and falafel was crispy and flavorful. There was even a toppings bar with pickled veggies and olives. You can add any of their soups for $3 more. The limonana was pretty sweet though balanced by the sour lemons, and it's so perfect for a hot and sunny day. All in all, Yalla Vermont has incredibly high quality food that's well-worth your money.

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Amazing food and wonderful people! The gentleman behind me drives up weekly from my neck of the woods @Northampton because it's the best Israeli food in the country he said. He is right! Loved the murals, decor, and everything about this place.

Yalla Yalla
Allie K.

If you're in Brattleboro for a meal, Yalla is definitely the place to eat! The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is just happy. We split the Yalla Yalla (you can skip the pita for a gluten free option) although, my husband said the pita was fluffy and amazing. The falafel was crispy and fresh and the egg was delicious. Great hummus and tahini. Loved the pickles too. Okay, I loved everything. I'll definitely be returning if I find myself in Brattleboro again!

Yalla Yalla - hummus, falafel, pickles, 3hr egg, tahini, spicy, and eggplant.
Charles D.

I haven't had Mediterranean food this good in the United States! The front fryer is falafel only, which is gluten free. The hummus is fresh, the pita is light and airy!! When you go to order they walk you through the line asking if you want and the staff is pretty well educated on what's in each item! I can't wait to go back (again)!

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This place is incredible. I had the pleasure of trying Zohar's food for the first time at a farmers market back in 2015, and somehow his food is even better than I remembered! So FRESH! I got the Yalla Sababa, a loaded pita sandwich with crispy (but smooth inside) falafel, egg, fresh salad, crunchy cabbage, roasted eggplant, spicy jalapeños (optional), etc. The side of tahini was the perfect drizzle to add on top. The pita bread is homemade and is just so perfect - fluffy, soft, and a teeny bit stretchy. It holds the infrastructure of the sandwich well. I also tried the bread pudding - wow! It has chocolate, halva, apricot. A wonderful mix of flavors that was such a treat. The service was fast and friendly. You can tell the staff have fun at work and enjoy serving this amazing vegetarian food. The interior is beautiful - a photograph mural, lots of high-top seating options, upbeat instrumental music. It's very warm and welcoming. The location is very convenient right on Main Street. I absolutely love this place and only wish I lived closer! If you're looking for *fresh*, healthy, homemade food in Brattleboro, this is a must-visit.

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Impeccable food, the best I've ever had in New England. All the staff is really friendly, and always super packed so get there when it opens

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Extremely rude service. Not worth the hype. Much better- authentic middle eastern food in the area.

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Absolutely delighted. A must stop when in Brattleboro VT. The Israel olives are complementary and delicious.

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This place is incredible!!! Yalla Vermont has the best falafel I've ever had. If you love good middle eastern food, this is your place.

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Everything about Yalla is nourishing and beautiful. The food, the service, even the wait.

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