Moshe's Falafel - Upper West Side - New York City New York Restaurant

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Vegan

Vegan

International

Mediterranean

Fast food

Take-out

Fully vegan fast-casual restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine. Example dishes include falafel balls, french fries, hummus platter, daily soup and more. Also operates several food trucks within the city. Opened here July 2024. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-9:00pm, Fri 11:00am-4:00pm, Sun 11:00am-9:00pm. Hours subject to change. Check Instagram for updates.

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142 W 83rd St, New York City, New York, USA, 10036
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+1-212-871-2079
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- Last update on 23 Aug 2024 by Moshe’sFalafel
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3 Reviews

First Review by Poundie

JJones315

Points +2186

Herbivore

28 Aug 2024

REALLY good! - Edit

Excellent, fresh, and tasty falafel. I had the Vegetarian Bowl with falafel. The actual falafel balls are different than the typical fare - light and crunchy (panko on the outside??), and the bowl contained an assortment of REAL vegetables and quinoa. It was terrific. This is in my neighborhood so will definitely be coming back.

The place is located mid-block on nothing-special street and thus, easily missed. It is small but has a few tables inside and one out. The bathroom was not functioning on my visit.

Pros: Excellent Israeli-style street food, 100% vegan, Eat in or takeout

Vegetarian 🌱 Bowl with falafel 🥙 at Moshe's Falafel - Upper West Side in New York City

JaderBatista

Points +37

Vegan

25 Aug 2024

Excellent - Edit

Loved it! Falafel pita sandwich amazing!

Poundie

Points +15486

Vegan

23 Aug 2024

Popular falafel place - Edit

Moshe's Falafel has had a food truck parked in midtown that has long been a favorite among New Yorkers and tourists. I am happy to see they now have a brick-and-mortar place.

This small restaurant is counter-serve, with some tables (but no restrooms for customers). The menu is to the point: falafel, Sabich, or cauliflower in a pita, bowl, or plate. The food is very filling and delicious, and reasonably priced: I got a falafel plate, which was enough for two meals.