Falafel Cafe - Carta

everything was very good: the dishes, the service, the frame. served quickly on the terrace, a good time

Always as good and the staff is very helpful. I went back with a small bag to carry because, it's very copious and I couldn't finish.

My favorite Lebanese in Paris! Very good plates, lots of choices, presentation and service neat, only bend perhaps the prices a little high. Ver carta

Very good kitchen. Everything being good I took only salt for my part in good proportion and not too expensive for Paris. Quiet and nice frame.

Chicken pita bread with drink : 14€ Tuesday evening : little world Boisson : jallab and very sweet tea, metal straw. Very friendly service For tastes, the pita bread sauce is good but located at the end of the sandwich, the chicken is dry, the potatoes are delicious. Kebbéh, not too salty.

Located near the Centre Georges Pompidou, this Lebanese restaurant has a pretty shaded terrace, a little off the road. The kitchen is of good quality, the varied menu. The Fallafels, Lebanese specialties are very good. Pastry will delight the most greedy. The staff is friendly is ready to satisfy the customer. The restaurant also offers a space dedicated to the take-away sale. Ver carta

my favorite Lebanese experience in the neighborhood. I ate a taboule salad and it was gluten-free. they make big rolls of Lebanese manakish pizza. Authentic . resembles a family restaurant My favorite lebanese experiance in the naighbor . I ate a taboule sald and it was gluten free . they make great lebanese pizza rolls manakish . Authentic . seems like a family owned and run restaurant

Falafel coffee, a Lebanese restaurant located near the centre of Pompidou and a 8-minute walk from the lobby, serves tasty, generous and hearty dishes. The plates are varied and accompanied by good salad/tabolic, potatoes... A quality cuisine. I give this 3 points because the prices have increased too much on all the dishes example (18 € a Taouk/inch plate that was at 15 € before). The restaurant has a large terrace. The staff is upstairs.

the menu is promising and varied, but what is then found in the plates is even more in any way, and lack of originality. As for the service... of young people, of goodwill, smiling, nice... but there is a blatant lack of coordination. The result of the races: we'll pay to the cashier, having had to deal with three different servers, and we'll see the question: "What did you take?" as if we were supposed to be able to recite the list of aperitives, dishes, desserts, coffees... it creates a catastrophic effect. Ver carta