Vegan
Fast food
Take-out
Middle Eastern
Israeli
Small falafel shop located on the eastern side of the main square of the Jewish Quarter. Open Mon-Thu 10:00am-9:30pm, Sun 10:00am-9:30pm. Closes 3 hours before shabbat. Closed Sat.
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- Wheelchair accessible
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Last update on 03 Mar 2020 by Guest
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Added by A.Z.P. on 03 Mar 2020
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8 Reviews
First Review by JaredinIsrael
Floatingduck
Points +468
Only vegan place in the old city :) - Edit
I liked the falafel and the location. The Hummus is from the store but good. Salads were fresh, i showed up in the morning. Just be careful with the opening hours, i was there right in time but had to wait half an hour. The owner (?) was also very nice!
Read morePros: Good falafel, Great location, Nice staff
Guest
ortal.citron
Points +474
Love it - Edit
It’s better than any falafel I’ve tried in the US. Great location too.
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Sarahkru
Points +24
Bad falafel - Edit
Couldn't finish the pita. The salads were not fresh at all, the pita itself was not good and even the falafel balls were mediocre. Do not recommend.
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SethV
Points +133
Excellent falafel - Edit
Uniqye recipe that you don't find everywhere.
Read morePros: Falafel, Salads, Kosher
Guest
josef.k
Points +26
Self service - Edit
If you ask falafel for NIS 25 you get a pita with hummus and 4 falafel balls inside. The rest vegetables and spices is up to you as you put it inside yourself from the bar
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AlyssaBrynnHarris
Points +69
Amazing - Edit
I love this place. They give you pita, hummus, and falafel and you do the rest!! #Veganuary
Read morePros: Build your own, To-go, Cheap
Cons: Only falafel
Guest
eravens1
Points +497
It's simple! And it's vegan - Edit
I think JaredInIsrael's review says it all the best. By no means is it the best in service, seating, or falafel quality, but it's nice that it's completely vegan and you are in control of the portions, which is not something you see really anywhere else (although I think a similar falafel spot did open up in the kikar hamusica area).
Read morePros: Entirely vegan, Cheap, Completely customized
Cons: Not the cleanest, Overshadowed by falafel pretty much everywhere els
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JaredinIsrael
Points +1373
Make your own felafel! - Edit
Although, like most locals, I have very strong feelings about who makes the best felafel, and it's definitely not Felafel HaRova, my son and I (both vegan) decided to show our support for one of the only unabashedly proud vegan felafel stands I'm aware of in the whole country (check out the facade in the photos). The service was not at all friendly, the tables were not very clean, and the felafel (while tasty) was quite oily. But, to their credit and to our enjoyment, they simply provide each customer with a pita and you get to do the rest! What a pleasure to make-your-own sandwich, from deciding what to spread on the pita (humus, tehina, amba, etc.), how many felafel balls to squish in (and at what intervals with the other ingredients), and with which fillings to complete the masterpiece (salad, eggplant, onions, carrots, pickles, etc.). They also invite you to fill up small side dishes with fries (included in the cost), but those were even greasier than the felafel. Bottom line, if you're looking for quality or cleanliness, this may not be your best bet, but if you want to have fun and get creative with this classic Middle Eastern chickpea tradition, Felafel HaRova is worth a try.
Read morePros: Make your own felafel sandwich!, 100% vegan ingredients, Lots of outdoor seating
Cons: Mediocre quality, Unfriendly service, Not so clean
daroff
Helpful. Thank you.
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