Falafels and more in Bury

As sad as it sounds, I’ll make a point of trying falafel from anywhere it’s available. I’ve not made it to the Middle East yet, but as far as I’ve travelled, this place is the best. It may not look much but the food is outstanding. Easily the best food on bury market, maybe in bury.

Absolutely gorgeous truly authentic Syrian street food. Brings back memories of trekking. It's getting increasingly popular with a few tables to sit at. A unique addition to Bury Market near the Fish and Meat Market area and well worth using when you are hungry and having a wander.

I stumbled upon this place while trying out more vegetarian foods. I was drawn to the falafel wraps and wow what an amazing find. I'm so happy I took the chance and tried the food. Everything is home made. The falafels are so amazing. You must taste them to know how good they are. They also do great bread, hummus and salads. They also do a great milky tea and Arabic coffee. Really great food and the prices are so reasonable! They actually should be charging more for such great food. Love this place and always go there when I go to Bury Market.

5 stars for a market food stall. All the food is homemade and some of the nicest hummus and baba ganoush I have had. The falafel wrap was just brilliant, fresh and tasty full of flavour and fresh herbs. The spinach pie is a must, serve with a little lemon juice on it. Arabic coffee was strong and sweet great way to finish off. A real star on the market and a great change from katsouris sandwiches. I will definitely be eating here again. Well done to you both.

Although this stall primarily serves ready-to-eat wraps, we bought flatbreads, falafels, and baba ganoush to eat later at home. Everything was great - the falafels were well seasoned with lots of fresh herbs, the baba ganoush beautifully smoky. We'll be back!

While I was out buying fruit and veg in Bury Market, my nose was filled with the most amazing aroma of subtle spices. I tracked this down to a small unit called Falafels and More, where fresh falafel was being made. What followed was the most amazing, fresh and aromatic Arabic bread wrap filled with delicious falafel and an assortment of salad and pickles. Very friendly service and a robust mug of Arabic coffee to keep me warm on a chilly afternoon. This place was a real gem to find and well worth the visit!