Jo J.
6/12/2020
Maybe not 100% as good as it used to be, but it's been here forever and remains my favorite falafel in the city. I'd give it 5 stars except that the size keeps getting smaller each year. I could...
Moshe's Falafel
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94 W 46th St
New York, NY 10036
Moshe’s Falafel, established in 1981, is a go-to destination in Manhattan for those seeking authentic Mediterranean cuisine. With its roots tracing back to its original location on 46th Street between 6th and 5th Avenue, the restaurant has now found its new home at 142 West 83rd Street in Manhattan, New York. This relocation embodies the exciting new chapter for Moshe’s Falafel, promising a delectable experience for all visitors.
The heart and soul of Moshe’s Falafel lies in its chef, Moshe, hailing from Israel and specializing in Mediterranean fare. Known for its street food charm, Moshe’s Falafel has been serving up flavorful dishes to New Yorkers for over 40 years. The restaurant’s commitment to quality and tradition shines through in every falafel served, ensuring a memorable dining experience.
Awards from Restaurant Guru further validate Moshe’s Falafel as a top choice for Mediterranean food in New York. With a menu catering to kosher, vegetarian, and vegan preferences, Moshe’s Falafel invites patrons to discover the best falafel in town. Whether indulging in a quick bite or opting for catering services, Moshe’s Falafel promises a taste of Mediterranean excellence.
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4.0124 reviewsidi n.
12/29/2024
Very bad food Ordered sabich in pita had only one piece of eggplant and the pita was full with salad no taste also the hummus no taste The prices are very high compare to other places Not recommended
Saul M.
11/19/2024
Sabich is to die for - addictive, messy and tasty and an order to place every day. Ask for extra harif (hot sauce) and extra egg and it's close to perfect
Dmitry R.
7/12/2022
Moshe's falafel food truck used to be famous. It used to be good. Don't know what happens over COVID but it's embarrassing now. Price went from 8.75 to 11.50 and what do you get? Two sticks of...
Troy E.
2/13/2022
Without a doubt, the best falafel sandwiches I've had not just in New York, but anywhere. Taim is fine, Mamoun's is good, but Moshe's is amazing. I've lived all over Manhattan, but never in...
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