It's one of the best Fallafel places I've ever had. It's as good as mamoons based in New York City. Had lamb fallafel with some spicy sauce and trust me it was awesome. The spicy sauce was little salty but everything was delicious! Great joint to pick up and walk around the city or go to a nearby park and enjoy the meal.

The first time I did a takeaway I was really pleased with what I got, quality and quantity, (euros 7.50) This made me return. But it was a big mistake. The main meals are priced around 16 to 18 euros a plate (non-veg) and the only difference from the takeaway is a whole lot of cabbage and cucumber on your plate. The kids ordered the pasta (euros 7) which the waiter came back and told us was over. Really?? At lunch time? At the first seating?? He suggested a fried chicken alternative and we went for it. Turns out it was another euros 20. See now why the pasta was finished? So I give it a thumbs up for takeaway but not for dine in.

A number of spots nearby hawk their falafels and brag about their fare. But this place is the best and you'll know it before you even taste it, based on two observations. First, this is the place locals go on their work breaks. Second, this spot has the longest lines, even when others are empty. We visited them many years ago and then again on this trip; amazing both times. Make sure this is one of your stops as you search the Marais or after exploring the Picasso Museum

Just had a take away from this authentic kosher Mediterranean restaurant in the Jewish quarter of the Marias. The hip and cool vibe were matched by the delicious chicken shawarma.

Very tasty fallafel, fresh vegetables and well organized place. Just take a look at their working hours. If they are closed, place across the street is just as good for fallafel as they are (don't ask me how I know lol). Very fair and good price. Enjoy!