Falafel Café

It' served a good foods , and there is not specials .

The food is about average (nothing special but good enough for a bite to eat) and very conveniently on Case Western campus. The halal certificate is visibly displayed and we were told that everything was Halal.

Attn: This place is not fully Halal! I was once a customer and was told, just like many, that the certificate hanging on the wall confirmed that my meal would be halal. However, I have learned that the certificate is ONLY for the gyro meat NOT anything else. Moreover, since all of the food including the fish is made on the same griddle I consider nothing to be halal, except for the veggie dishes. Also, just like another reviewer, I have spent some time with the owner discussing Islamic standards he has argued that there is NO SUCH THING AS HALAL as every restaurant buys their meat from the same NON HALAL SOURCE. The food is good but the meal is not Halal!

Salam, I had been to this place as of 1:00 pm on 14th Feb 2012 and this restaurant is good and the food is costed averagely. I personally like the taste and just to let you know what could be the pricing around, I took a shawarma (Chicken and Beef mixed) in a bread with some rice, Fries and Soda it priced me $14.76. It is a zabiha halal restaurant and all the things in it are halal. The Halal certification is visible at the counter and also the guy who was serving confirmed its halal status. The halal status is also printed on the menu as well. I will keep a room open to go again. Jazakallah.

Good food, good prices. The sandwiches are better than the dinner plates. I would definitely recommend their Philly cheese steak, it is really good! Their shawarmas are just ok, but they are reasonably priced. parking is available across the street. We eat here often.

Salam, Please avoid this place as they have started selling beers and wine. Plus the owner debated with me that islamic principles are outdated should be updated to allow wine.

The food is unbelievable, but be weary it gets busy quick and when its busy its really busy. One woman sitting in front of me waited twenty minutes just to get a menu.

The restaurant is located in the heart of Clevalend near to a parking lot which makes your dining easier. they serve many middle eastren foods, such as shawerma, falafel, hummus, etc. We had chicken and lamp/beef shawerma and falafel too. The food was good in general, i enjoyed the lamp/beef shawerma more than the chicken one, and the falafel was very good too.

This is my favorite Arabic resturant. The food is awesome and reasonably priced. You get a great deal of food for the low price. You do not want to miss this resturant's food! I have eaten there many times with my husband and daughter. This is the one thing I miss about Cleveland.

This is a relatively small restaurant practically on the Case University medical campus. Food is average- not bad, not the best. Portions could be better, but it's still worth it considering the food is Halal and relatively inexpensive. A meal for two would run about $25 - $30.

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Jan 10, 2025

4

fine

Anonymous

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Dec 4, 2024

1

Absolutely terrible cold shawarma that tasted like cigarettes. Fries were absolutely inedible and tasted like they were fried in cold oil that hasn’t been change along with being strangely greasy. We were really excited to try it based on reviews, but it’s terrible. Would not suggest. The bathroom smelled of sewage.

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Nov 21, 2024

5

The lunch special is the best value in University Circle, period. Hot, fresh, and plenty - a meal I feel real good up eat. Try the garlic sauce, too.

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Nov 15, 2024

5

Great staff, clean environment, the food was fresh and fabulous, prices reasonable