"a great place to go on cold weather. we were warmly welcomed by the cooks/cooks/falafel manufacturers/angels, who have taken over our order and made our packaging available. I have wrapped a falafel ful medames, which was over the length of my forearm but thicker in relation to the wide. the refined wide beans in my packaging was exactly what I needed for the cold afternoon, it was 't to mushy still had a satisfying texture, like warm baby food. Except I don't remember how baby food tastes, but I hope you know what I mean anyway. I don't know what was in my packaging, because the beans covered everything, and it was like a big mumm. but I'm sure the falafel tasted good. there was also a perfect amount of vegetables in the packaging and the perfect art. I was a victim of overloading the tweeter in my subway subway, then I think they can't blame the chefs because they finally create their own subway. but the pickles in this package were, although clear, not to transfer in its taste and fit in fine. the chili was not too spicy but not too mild, a good between level to add a little bit to the packaging. I think that depends on the person on our last bite our eyes started to float to the menu to select our next prey. next time I get a falafel spicy potatoes package, with additional feta cheese for 40p. we screamed the chef when we entered the **** cold, very soon! I had a bite of my friends' supreme falafel packing, and it was the feta cheese that stole my heart. it has all delicious things so well complicated. 22. april, 2013 I went to herrn falafel for the second time and ordered no falafel. it was a mistake, but I didn't feel to be cheated about it – I realized only after I had my vegetable cocktail wrap £3,50, which had no falafel in it, so intentionally if they want some falafel in their packaging! the aromen and seasoned were great that they danced around my mouth excited. the sauces oozed from the warm, tasty Lebanese flatbread, and the sweet were colorful and delicious. the "vegetable cocktail wrap" was served with fried bottles of cauliflower and fried cartomas, including fried aubergines, garlic sauce, lemon juice and our usual gurches and sauces. of course, due to the hungry rise in which I was, I immediately assumed that it would be falafel in the packaging that contains nothing about falafels. Nevertheless, the packaging was delicious, I had really not thought of having falafels in it. the aromen and seasoned were great – they danced enthusiastically around my mouth. the sauces oozed from the warm, tasty Lebanese flatbread, and the sweet were colorful and delicious. a small, humble place, with limited seat, but big, big, falafel envelopes that are great to enjoy with friends. complete review and other items here: first visit [here link] second visit [here link]"
