Falafel Kitchen

This is conveniently located in the Dublin North MarketThe customer service was kind and professional when we came to the counterAs for the food, I ordered half a pita with falafelIt was good but I wish they were more flexible in building your own pita. I feel like they could have put a better variety of toppings and would have liked more of a kick, the falafel itself was also a bit dry The portion was extremely generous which I appreciated. Half the pita had me stuffed. It was convenient and quick, would likely go back if I was on the go

My wife and I were out of town and stopped by the Dublin North Market to grab dinner on the way home. We looked through each of the stalls and decided to go with Falafel Kitchen since we have had food from similar places before and it sounded appetizing. My wife went the chicken shawarma pita. I asked for a kefta kebab but they were out so I went with a chicken shawarma pita. We opted for a side of pita chips and hummus. The order was to go since we were heading home and planned on eating it at home. We got home and found that they had only given us one of the pita sandwiches and had missed giving us the hummus with our chips. The food was tasty and still warm by the time we got home. The chips were very crunchy and well seasoned. The hummus I could taste in the pita was good too. We split the pita sandwich we were given which left me a bit hungry.I would consider eating here again but I'm not going to go out of my way to go back to North Market in Dublin for it at this point.

Couldn't leave North Market without getting one of my favorite desserts, baclava. I thought they might be the same owners as the Middle Eastern restaurant in the downtown North Market. They are not. If I hadn't just eaten lunch; I would have tried more of their food. Baclava was delicious. Walmart brand baclava is very sweet. This is not very sweet which makes very good. Saving room in my stomach for my next visit to North Market - Bridge Park..

Quantity of food 4Taste 3.5 to 4.5 depending on the item. Service 4.5Variety is items 4.5Overall - 3.5, maybe 4Had the falafel over turmeric rice. Enough for two. Falafels were awesome! Crispy, not oily since they make an indentation in the center so it fries up faster. Six nice sized falafel over a ton of rice. Rice was a little on the bland side. But cooked well. Not dry. Hummus was my side. Very good. Smooth and tasty. Pita bread was warm and fluffy and very good. I really like rice and expected it to have more flavor so the rice was a bit disappointing. They threw in some kind of green super spicy sauce. Not sure what it was. They advertise a hot shutta sauce. Not sure if that's what it was One of the workers saw me taking pictures while I waiting for my food and he gave me a complimentary Christmas cookie. I also got the baklava isince they were out is the regular baklava (it was late). It was drenched in the honey glaze/sauce and way too sweet. But tasty. Might consider just falafel and dip or in a pita pocket next time since the plate was too much and the rice was bland. They have a lot if vegetarian options. No beef or lamb, which was disappointing. Not into chicken Shawarma.

Ordered via UberEats and it came through. I had the kitchen sampler which had 3 falafel, potato salad, baba, hummus and coleslaw. The cohort got chicken sharwma with plate and I tried the chicken which was super tender. Would definitely re-order if it comes up again.

My poor photography skill doesn't do this one justice.I ordered the Chicken Shawarma Kitchen Sampler and it had just about everything but the kitchen sink! A full pita, hummus, potato salad, cabbage salad, hot sauce, garlic sauce... and a few other things I can't even spell. (That weird cousin of Hummus' made with eggplants) Everything had a ton of flavor, paired well and tasted extremelI'll be going back to try the fries (rookie move by me not adding those on for $4) and obviously the Falafel.

Excellent quality middle eastern food. The falafel sampler with humus, baba, tzadiki was of excellent. Falafel were cooked fresh to order and were perfect, and came with tahini and hot sauce. Staff were friendly and offered to substitute Jerusalem salad for rice. The restaurant is located at a food hall in Dublin which has indoor picnic tables and lots of food choices. While it is a bit noisy, I will return for the high quality food and service.

Several friends chose Falafel Kitchen as our lunch destination in the Dublin North Market. I ordered the Shakshouka, and it was outstanding. In fact it was as delicious as the Shakshouka I had 5 years ago in Tel Aviv. Not only were my meal an extraordinary taste sensation, but the 2 sauces accompanying (the green and the red) were each packed with heat as well as amazing flavor. The folks working were all friendly, sincere, and eager to please. My friends had pita sandwiches, salads, and falafel, and each were excellent. Highly recommend!

This was such a disappointment! We ordered falafel, babaganouj, and tabouli to-go. In the large styrofoam holder was: dried-out, hardened falafel; babaganouj that was some sort of tasteless eggplant ground totally smooth, no hint of lemon, tahini, smoke, any spices at all; boring tabouli. Added to what we ordered was: a plastic bag containing 1 soft pita (Wonder Bread in a different shape); a huge mound of horrible rice with food coloring and fake flavors; hard cauliflower and carrots that had been soaking in solid vinegar, making them inedible and imparting that "flavor" to the other items nearby in the styrofoam holder. Total waste of money. We tasted each item and threw everything away. I wanted to request money back, but we decided not to go back. The people behind the counter had been dull and rude when we ordered.

This place is sooooo good. I got a variety of things....tabouli, cabbage salad, hummus, taziki, falafel....I had the sampler and it was phenomenal. They didn't have any tabouli available and they were nice enough to make me some right away.