Falafel House

Extremely costly for the sizes they serve. The food is just ok with non fresh falafels, like they have been sitting for a while before serving them. Tap water? No. There are no cups to serve them.Go for other options. In fact, the one next to it, similar on the type of menu, has proven to me much better.Last note. If you order hummus, they won't give you pita bread. Strangely not included with hummus......

The falafel wrap was really good. I would definitely try their falafel burger next time. The staff was very friendly and the food taste very good and fresh. I am glad I gave them a try.

I just wasted calories and $12 on steamed chicken (was suppose to be shawarma), watery hummus, and a very salad looking salad. I was expecting daily bread and when I saw this place, I was like how and could it be? BAD. Stay away.

Delicious! Haven't written a review in a while but now I'm back just for this one. I tried Falafel House's dadeland location, and it is sooo good! The best part is their friendly staff who is willing to help with a smile on. Which is rare here in Miami.

This place is not good. I was craving shawarma after being stuck in Greenland for the last 5 months. Up there the only options are salted pork and salted pork, so it wouldn't take much to satisfy my appetite. Or so I thought...After ordering the "lamb/beef kabob" I asked why the bread was completely different than the picture. The picture shows a kebab with shredded meat wrapped in a flat bread, which is reminiscent of what you would expect from an actual Turkish kebab place. What they gave me looked more like one of my girlfriend's dog's kebabs he had left on the rug earlier that morning. When I tried to explain it, the employees just smiled and shook their heads, pointing at the pictures. Employees were nice, although they didn't speak English, and the food was completely lacking of any flavor. On the other hand, the bottled water was decent. Will not eat here again.

Secluded in the International Mall food court is this AMAZING Mediterranean restaurant. The food here is absolutely delicious. Prices are on point and the staff are very nice!! I am so thrilled to live near this place. It beats most sit-down restaurants in the area - they do what the others try to do but better and at a much more reasonable cost. I will be back again and again. 5/5 bravo!!

It's hard to find options in Miami that cater to Vegan, Vegetarian, and Meat-eating diets. I was really excited for Falafel House to open in a local mall because it makes grabbing a snack on the go with friends a lot easier. The service was quick and the staff was kind. I had a falafel wrap with a side of fries and it was a nice quick meal for a day full of errands.

I had one of their falafel wraps as a sample and was very intrigued by it. However I decided to go with the falafel platter and was very disappointed. The hummus was practically pure liquid. Their salad was not grounded correctly. And their rice was very bland. I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone

Last Friday afternoon I went with my mom and a friend to the mall and stumbled upon a sample from the lady in front holding a platter of small rolled up burritos. I tried it and told the girl I wanted whatever that was. She said it was the Falafel wrap and it was phenomenal. It had hummus, eggplant salad, lettuce, and falafel with a homemade sauce. It was so delicious, juicy, warm, and was something I've never had in a food court before. I am so happy they Uber eats to my house. I spoke to the young guy Moe, he's amazing and the master behind the Falafel house, and Érica my server was amazing. My family got a free balaclava because I was just staring at it at checkout and Moe said please on me, and I was not wronged. The pastry was authentic, homemade and sooo delicious. All of us agreed it had good consistency, sticky, sweet but not too sweet and simply gorgeous. The layering is beautiful and the whole experience was wonderful. I hope when I go back it's the same quality and amazing food and people!

Haha. These 5 stars review don't know what real GOOD Arabic food taste like. Like all mall food, it's edible.