Just Falafel in Camden

Comida razoável, por um bom preço! É o tipo de lugar para uma rápida refeição. O local não é o mais agradável.

He visitado una vez y fue sabroso, pero simplemente no sentir todo lo que fresco para mí y también dentro del lugar se siente muy sucio.

Don't even go there, the food is awful and bland. I have tried 2 different branches and they are the same crao.

I work around the corner from this place & wanted to change up my lunch routine. My first hint that I shouldn't have gone was that during the 12pm lunch hour, when every other place is packed, there were 2 other people in here.

Entramos en este lugar en un día de la semana en torno a 9:50 pm. El empleado (que resultó ser la franquicia) pide disculpas y me dice que la tienda está ahora cerrado. Me deje que coja una porción de pizza en un pedacito de Casa, uno de la mejor pizzería en Londres y justo al otro lado de la esquina de Falafel.

i tried all the different options they had - the original, mexican, japanese, indian, Mediterranean. if you like a little spicy, try the indian one. the taste is awesome. also i would recommend for someone who is looking for a quick but a tasty bite.

Tuvimos una comida rápida y sabrosa en este pequeño restaurante mostrador de servicio cerca Covent Garden con un diminuto sentado. Es una buena elección para una comida rápida. Teníamos felafel envoltura( !!) - felafel, aguacate japonés, ensalada, guarnición wasabi y pelotas felafel ( hot, crujiente y muy sabroso) con vestidor tahini y una ensalada de rúcula. Este restaurante es una buena relación calidad-precio. Mi única queja es que la mesa estaba sucia del anterior patrón. Sería bonito si las mesas estaban más frecuentemente limpiado y limpiada.

I had the original toasted.. with jalapenos! Was a lovely change from my usual lunch. The staff were helpful and the food was tasty. Service could have been quicker. But I guess the generous serving and exceptional quality can be timely!

This falafel joint is AWESOME. i had the classic falafel meal deal with a bottle of water and a stunningly tasty leek and potato soup for under £6! i was a happy wee bunny!

Love this concept. It's healthy (especially if you go for the baked option with the brown pitta), cheap and really tasty. Plenty of options too. Can't fault it in any way. Highly recommended - so good to have a healthy fast food option.

Very friendly staff very chatty made me feel welcome falafel rap great cant beat it just what I needed and reasonable. .

I absolutely love Falafel and have tried it all over the middle East. This version was complete rubbish and the wrap it came in with it's poor excuse for filling was a real let down. I had the 'Original' which came with tomatoes, cucumber and tihina. You only get 4 tiny balls in your wrap. I left hungry. Won't go back.

I visited this establishment on my first visit to London recently and it worked great for my friend and I. We were spending the day there on foot and did not want anything too heavy for our stomachs or our wallets and this place provided exactly that. The service was very fast so no time was wasted waiting for food and eating since we only had a day. They had great options available and several different sizes depending on your needs. I have the greek falafel and it was delicious and light. The "chips" were crisp and everything was cooked right there. I plan on taking my husband there when we return because he loves having a vegetarian option. Plus I spent less than £5 to refill my tank and get back to my sightseeing.

The flagship store stocked freshly cooked food, which was delicious & great value for money. The service was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed our 'meal deals', comprising of a Greek Falafel wrap, fries & a choice of drink & an additional box of Falafel's with a choice of dip, fries & another choice of drink.Outside the shop, there were free samples of the products on offer. The staff were all incredibly friendly. Looking forward to returning there in November.

I always think of falafel as being served in a pitta with hummous - so it was interesting going here and having so many choices. Naturally I had to try the burger version. I nearly always try the veggie burger the first time I go to a new restaurant - it's amazing how different they can be.The price was incredibly good - we had 2 meals for a little over a tenner - which for London is great.The food was all cooked fresh - and tasted good. The staff seemed a bit bored though which made things a little uncomfortable.The place is really small and there's not a huge amount of seating. If the weather is nice you can sit outside but if not then you may be better off taking it to go.

I went to Just Fallafel and i was not impressed with the quality of food. The salad was poorly presented and just a lump of lettuce with some sweetcorn and tomatoes. The portions are not satisfying either. The staff at least were nice. Will never eat there again

I came here by underground went you come out of the covent garden station turn right to neal street 3rd road on the left. Its bright green shop. I had Egyptian falafel on its own. Its was cooked in front of me freshest and handmade. Its was delicious and hot.Would I come back? hell yes!!!

The food is quite good . I don't know what to say about quality ! Service good .but I expected the same excellent level as in Dubai but I was disappointed here in London .

I have been excited about Just Falafel opening on Charing Cross Rd as it is always good to have a new place to try for lunch. However, I went for my first visit today and won't be returning. The falafel is very average, portions on the small side, 4 small, flat balls of falafel served in a wrap with "salad" which was like one lettuce leaf with a sprinkling of tomato. Overall, average food for average people. I was disappointed with the fries - undercooked and the basil mayo I paid an extra £1 for tasted like tartare sauce! Next time I fancy falafel I will be popping aross the road to Gaby's or up to Maoz in Soho. Final point, all the prices were strange like £1.99 etc... no round numbers, obviously trying to buy into that people will buy it if it's 78p rather than 80p pop psychology,...hmmm

I was in Baker street, searching for a Subway. Spotted Just Falafel. Asked what was vegetarian, when the answer came that everything was, it gladdened my heart. Ordered an Indian spicy wrap. Wanted to add a soup to this, was told soup was not available that day. That was disappointing. Instead, something else was offered. When I enquired what it was, they could not explain, sounded like its made from pistachios. Decided to have just the wrap. It tasted very good, was filling. Sat at a table on the platform and enjoyed the traffic go by. With a little more good advertisement, this place can become very popular with vegetarians

I absolutely love falafel and was so pleased to see this place and ordered the regular falafel meal which is 3 or 4 sad, flaccid, tepid falafel in a wrap with some salady bits, a teeny bit of hummous and some not very well chopped parsley. I asked for no mint. As it was the 'meal' it came with pale, floppy chips and a tin of something to drink. I was so hungry and at the same time very disappointed. I ate most of it in the very lavatorial surroundings. I should have realised when I ordered when nothing was fried or cooked to order. It was all rewarmed through, or half through. If it had have been there would have been something crispy in my wrap instead of warm and raw on the inside. They are in a great position and will probably get passing trade. I would much rather have passed by. NOT recommended in the slightest.

A few friends and I went last night for a quick bite before we were due for the theatre. One of my friends works in the area and heard it had opened. A couple of us had the original wraps. It was tasty, but just a tad bit small. Since we all had fries and a drink it was more filling. One place I would suggest that is more generous and just as tasty (because you do your own salad filling) is Maoz in Soho. I haven't been in a while, but it was good last time I went :)

I absolutely loved the falafel that I had here. They serve a number of styles, I had the American, which is effectively and falafel cheeseburger and I'd choose one over a `traditional' veggie burger any day of the week! I'm fully intending to go back and work my way. through their menu. Thoroughly recommended. Hurry up and come to Brighton!

Ideale per uno spuntino prima di andare al cinema o per una passeggiata. Anche se, alla fine, queste meravigliose polpettine possono tranquillamente comporre un pranzo o una cena, visto che ci sono i "meal" con patatine e bibita e che sopratutto si può scegliere come comporre il falafel, partendo dal canonico cartoccio da sei pezzi, per arrivare ai panini con svariati ingredienti e le falafel in mezzo.Il posto è piccolino.Il personale gentilissimo. Per chi mangia nel locale ti chiedono di startene seduto, penseranno loro a portarti al tavolino o al bancone vicino alla vetrata stradale il falafel che avrete ordinato

Falafel is a great vegetarian meal. Not pricy at all and the sort of 'on the go' place needed while walking around Covent Garden. Generally accepted that it was first made in Egypt, and has become eaten all over the Middle East. It is a deep-fried ball or patty typically made from fava beans or ground chickpeas (in Lebanon, Syria and others). Falafel is a traditional Arab food, usually served in a pita bread. The sandwich is usually topped with salads, pickled vegetables, and tahini (or tahina as it is called in Egypt) sauce. They also have great meal offers.Just Falafel is a chain started in 2007 and the store is a typical modern, fast-food like place where you can order your wrap (as it is served in this place) with any flavors you choose (flavours like Lebanese, American, Greek, Indian, Italian).