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Vegan
Fast food
Salad bar
Take-out
Middle Eastern
Part of international fast food chain specializing in falafel and pita. Offers falafel in pita or salad box plus fries, hummus, and other sides. Has self-serve salad bar. Location is south of the river between Pont Neuf and Saint Michel. Open Mon-Wed 11:00-23:00, Thu-Sat 11:00-02:00, Sun 11:00-23:00.
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Added by hack_man on 15 Apr 2010
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94 Reviews
First Review by vegetalien
imoimoimo
Points +77
good as always - Edit
Maoz has been my foreign-city-saviour several times now! Great falafels, yummy toppings and very good value. The menus not very descriptive and the guy working there wasn't that helpful in explaining what each option meant, seemed as if he thought I should just know already but it's not obvious! I got what I wanted in the end though, which was a pitta with falafels, hummus, aubergine & salads.
Read moreEverything vegan except the coleslaw & mayo off the self serve salad bar.
So yummy! :)
Pros: tasty, good value, nearly all vegan
Cons: staff not very helpful, menu not descriptive enough, wanted more green salad bits
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KATIE H
Points +363
Awesome Falafel - Edit
The best Falafel in paris :) and great french fries. Some bench seating for around 8 people. Nice service.
Read moreMy score is 5, as it is what it is and doesn't disappoint. Its not inventive or mind blowing but it is really good, fresh, fast food for the price.
Pros: Yummy, Cheap, Quick
Cons: Not much room
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gcampanella
Points +41
Amazing falafels and salad bar - Edit
I ate at Maoz during a short stay in Paris, and I'm very glad I did.
Read moreThe falafels were very good, and so was the self-service salad bar, which offers a good selection of raw and cooked vegetables, as well as tasty sauces to top them with. For the more health conscious, they also offer whole-wheat pitas, though they had run out of them on the day I visited.
Be aware that the place is very small, and there's very little seating available inside.
Pros: Amazing falafels, Excellent salad bar, Good value
Cons: Not much seating
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malinolsson
Points +71
Falafel - Edit
Great falafel and a lot of different toppings to choose from. We brought our food with us (there were no free seats) and ate it at the river side, overlooking Notre Dame - it was great!
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gkreitz
Points +77
Well-made falafels and humus - Edit
A great place to drop by for lunch when visiting Paris. Good falafels, fries, and humus and a good selection in the salad bar. Quite small, with very few seats.
Read morePros: Good humus, Central location
Cons: Few seats
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hippublican
Points +286
Quick, cheap, great - Edit
Maoz is a welcome alternative to expensive, sit-down restaurants in Paris. Go in, order, construct your falafel, grab a seat, done. It's also nice to get it to-go and find a scenic place to sit & eat.
Read moreThe food itself is great, I love how you're given a basic falafel and then have a salad bar to choose your toppings from. The fries are delish too.
We went to a few other Maoz throughout Europe during our trip, but I always thought the one in Paris was the best.
Pros: inexpensive, tasty, healthy
Cons: crowded
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TofuCelt
Points +230
Friendly and cheap - Edit
We went here twice on our recent visit to Paris. We also went to the other Moaz very near by, but this is the better one, because the staff were much nicer and it was a bit cleaner. It is also a slightly bit more lively area. However, if you want more seating, it's best to go for the other one. For those of you familiar with Moaz, you know what to expect. It's much the same all over the world I think. But for those of us, like me, who do not have them in my local city (Baile étha Cliath), they may need a bit of explaining. Basically they are a fast food falafel (chick-pea balls in pitta bread) place. You can order either a Moaz meal (Falafel, Chips and drink) for about €8, which is great as Paris is an extremely expensive city. Or you can order just one of the above. There is not much else. The Falafel itself comes with hummous and a selection of veggies which you choose yourself from the salad bar....as much as you want to add....and sauces - garlic, mayo, tomato sauce, etc. They are good proportions also.
Read morePros: Cheap....for Paris, Friendly, Fast
Cons: Very few seats, A slight bit unclean, A bit cool
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hack_man
Points +28399
Wonderful Maoz in Beautiful Location - Edit
Located in a fabulous part of the city, this is a fresh, clean and friendly chain of this fabulous falafel chain. 4.50 EUR for a large falafel sandwich or 5 EUR with humous or aubergine. The fries are very tasty and good value at 2.20 EUR. I would say this is a better branch than the other Maoz in Paris at Rue Xavier Privas. Maoz is a great option for a truly filling meal instead of dining in a restaurant.
Read morePros: location, price, salad choice
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IndianVegFemale
Points +21
Delicious and inexpensive - Edit
Myself and family bought falafels for lunch from here twice during a three night stay in Paris. The falafels were a generous portion and delicious! The best thing was you could keep topping them up with as much salad/chutney as you liked. In addition the person serving us was so kind and polite, making the whole experience very pleasant. The only downside was that there was very limited seating as essentially this is a fast food place with only 3-4 seats. But don't let that put you off, as it is perfect for grabbing a quick bite of something filling and delicious.
Read moreI'd also like to add that there are two listings for 'Maoz' on here which confused me, but I believe they are actually the SAME. Just thought I'd better mention that to anyone else who might get confused too!
In terms of location, it's great as it's not very far from the Notre Dame, but you do need to look for it a little as it is a street or two inside the main streets. Definitely worth looking for though, trust me!
Pros: Delicious, Inexpensive, Good service
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GreenFinchy
Points +29
Fabulously fast and fresh falafel - Edit
Loved this place, we ended up eating there twice during our short August break. When you need something quick, fresh and tasty and guaranteed meat-free this is hard to beat!
Read moreThe place itself is on the small side, just a few chairs and no loo. It's all managed by one person who was so friendly and whizzed about serving everyone and cooking the falafel fresh at great speed.
You can help yourself to as much salad as many times as you wish, it's certainly great food if you are on a tight budget as a large falafel (5 pieces) in pitta with salad is €4.50.
Pros: excellent value, very fresh food, friendly staff
Cons: minimal seating, no toilet
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delmarytinoco
Points +28
Excellent!! - Edit
Excellent food, the concept is original, clean. The place is a little bit small but nice.
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vegankiwi
Points +50
cheap and cheerful - Edit
This place was great to fuel up before an afternoon of sightseeing. You can get falafels in pita bread for a few euros and load it up with all the toppings, like olives, carrots, tomatoes, pickles and chilli sauce. There's not much seating so we went and ate ours in the view of the Notre Dame - bliss. It can get quite busy and chaotic so don't expect silver service, but when it's filling, tasty and cheap, what more do you need?
Read morePros: tasty food, good value
Cons: no toilets
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vegetalien
Points +75
Good, inexpensive vegan food - Edit
Both Maoz restaurants in Paris are great for vegans looking for a quick, tasty, and inexpensive bite to eat. I always get the falafel sandwich with fried aubergine, and begin piling on the different toppings: cooked (and seasoned) carrots, beats, cabbage, olives, and two different kinds of chile sauce. One of the varieties of cabbage seems to have cream in it--I've never put that on, and I would recommend that vegans stay away from that one. The rest of the toppings are all vegan. Though there isn't much seating to speak of, you're close to some nice parks, to the Seine, and to Notre Dame--so, it's not difficult to find a bench where you can eat your meal.
Read morePros: inexpensive, tasty, almost entirely vegan
Cons: not much seating
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