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In the heart of Paris's Le Marais district lies L'As du Fallafel, a legendary kosher restaurant famous for its falafel and sandwiches. With a bustling atmosphere and top-notch service, L'As du Fallafel offers a menu filled with vegan and vegetarian options. Customers rave about the fresh and delicious food, particularly the mouthwatering falafel with generous toppings. The location near Notre Dame and the cobblestone streets enhances the dining experience. Whether you're a falafel enthusiast or simply craving a flavorful meal, L'As du Fallafel is a must-visit in Paris for a taste of authentic Israeli cuisine.
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L'As du Fallafel
If you're craving authentic Israeli cuisine in Paris, look no further than L'As du Fallafel. Located in the trendy Le Marais district, this kosher restaurant is a hidden gem that will transport you to the streets of Tel Aviv with each bite.
Known for their mouthwatering falafel sandwiches, L'As du Fallafel has earned a legendary status among locals and tourists alike. The falafel is perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, packed with flavor and served in warm pitas with fresh toppings.
Customer reviews rave about the fresh and delicious food, fast service, and vibrant ambience of the restaurant. Whether you're dining in or grabbing takeout, you're in for a treat at L'As du Fallafel.
Don't miss out on trying their hummus, shawarma sandwiches, and crispy fries, all of which have received high praise from satisfied diners. And be sure to top off your meal with a refreshing mint lemonade for the perfect finish.
So if you find yourself in Paris and craving a taste of Israel, make your way to L'As du Fallafel on 34 rue des Rosiers. With its welcoming atmosphere and mouthwatering dishes, this restaurant is sure to become a favorite dining spot in the City of Light.
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“ I have not had Israeli food this good outside of Israel! I am so glad we made the trip and the effort to stand in line to eat at this wonderful restaurant. The food is delicious and fresh. Service is outstanding and the line moves quick even though it may seem long. The ambience is great and this is in a nice area of Paris. The falafel is amazing. The pitas are fresh, the hummus is outstanding. The shawarma is tender and delicious. I was so excited to have lemonata (lemonade with fresh mint) as I haven't had it outside of Israel. The produce used in the food is extremely fresh and delicious. We will definitely be back next time we are in Paris. ”
“ I got the falafel plate and I'm not sure if it was the video playing on how they made it but it was soo good! It was hot and fresh and the table had all the condiments. There's rest room to use and the service is fast. They take card and I found the food fresh and filling packed with fiber! It's was so near Notre-Dame as well! Will be back if I make my way to Paris again! I also loved that they served tap water which was very American friendly and the story of the restaurant on the menu. I'm so use to western style of having fries come with everything. You need to buy it separate here ”
“ I had this years ago when I came to Paris with my family and WOW did it live up to my memory. I can't believe I managed to polish off this massive sandwitch in one sitting. I will dream about this for ages. ”
“ As soon as the last bite of my falafel pita slid down my throat, I was filled with anguish and despair. I have never in my life wished that I could rewind time and re-eat something more than I had in that very moment. Even though I was stuffed, I seriously considered waiting in line for another 25 minutes and reordering another one of those beautiful creations. Sadly, I reminded myself that gluttony is a sin, and continued on my journey. I ordered the falafel special pita with everything on it. The chef was kind and prepared my falafel quickly. If you line up in the takeout window, you're not allowed to sit so keep that in mind! I had to eat my falafel while standing up outside the restaurant, but I didn't mind, it added to the experience. I have tasted many falafel pitas in many different cities, and this is one of the best I've ever had. Many restaurants that serve falafel pitas can't make one that isn't dry after the third bite, L'As du Fallafel does not have that problem. Every single bite was a head-nodding bite. The textures and flavors were perfect; tens across the board. I am so glad that I did not listen to the reviews stating that this place is overrated - it is not. Yes the line is very long and you might wait around 30 minutes before you get to order, but it is warranted. Stand in that line proudly and know that your mouth is about to go on a heavenly journey. ”
“ Falafel in Paris? Definitely!! I know it sounds strange to go to Paris and eat falafel, but L'As du Falafel is one of our favorites. Found it years ago when my husband always wanted to eat falafel sandwiches when we travelled. This one tastes like you are on the Tayelet in Tel Aviv, not the Old Jewish Quarter in Le Marais. So nice to stroll in this trendy area with its cobblestone streets, historic synagogues and quirky boutiques and then grab a table for a falafel plate or pita. The falafel is so good. Just like the family restaurant that my husband's parents used to own. Crispy on the outside. Delicious and moist on the inside. Could have easily split the falafel plate. 10 falafel balls on a plate of hummus, tahini, green cabbage salad, purple cabbage salad, Israeli salad with fresh tomatoes and cucumbers and a tomato based dip. Pita included. So yummy!! My hubby had....a falafel pita sandwich and fries. Added a freshly squeezed carrot orange juice. So refreshing. Ask for a large complimentary glass bottle of tap water. Inside and outside dining available. In a rush to get back to the Olympics? Take your order to go. Love falafel? Add this to your list of restaurants in Paris. If you are like our family, you'll be back. ”
