Organic Chickpeas - Speisekarte

The restaurant truly lives up to its name with its cool and spicy dishes. I thoroughly enjoyed the food - the portions are huge and everything is cooked perfectly. The staff is friendly and the service is top-notch. We ordered ribs with salad and coleslaw and absolutely loved it.

This restaurant is owned by Israelis and is located in an area that doesn't have many similar options. The menu is not very extensive, but the food is of excellent quality, fresh, and well-prepared. The textures of the dishes are perfect and the prices are also affordable. I would highly recommend this place.

if they are looking for a rich lunch experience in the city, then this is just the right choice for them. they will love the falafel packaging. the ingredients are only so fresh and the sauces used are simply appropriate. a word of intention: if they don't like too much season then they should inform their server in advance! enjoy their meal.

Veggie delight in canary. Standard fare but then what else would you expect from a take away. don't be dishearten ed by the long queues during lunch, they tend to move quickly. I normally go for the salad bowl with brown bread, nice healthy guilt free option. Or go for the falafel wrap if you are feeling more adventurous, you would not be disappointed

While the restaurant's menu may be limited, its flavors are certainly not lacking. Your choices are essentially limited to a salad or pita with hummus, but both options are delicious and satisfying. The portions are generous, especially considering the low prices. It's a great value for the quality of food you receive. Keep in mind that the restaurant is often busy due to its popularity.

I work in Canary Wharf so I am a regular at this place. The small shack is quite popular among workers in the area and at lunch hours it is not uncommon to see serpentine queue in front of this unassuming place. The menu is pretty simple with only a handful of items, falafel in pita bread is what I usually go for. They are generous with the falafel (nice flavor and perfect grainy texture) and the salad so it makes up for a filling meal. Their chili paste is very spicy so be careful when you ask for that extra helping of chili...

In the Yuppy capital of Britain, Canary wharf, just out side the station are some small Kiosks and food bars. There is an Indian fast food bar which I hear is disastrous and then there is a grilled chicken kiosk which I hear is pretty decent. The highlight for me though is the Organic chickpeas . I am a big fan of hummus and it doesn 't take a lot to impress me if a well made hummus is involved in a dish. So the only time I have been there I had the falafel in a pita bread. Falafels were excellent very crunchy outside with soft and flavourful inside. There is a range of things added to it as well ;from creamy sauces to a choice of greens and a hot pepper dip which I...read more

There are essentially two choices here: Falafel in pitta bread or falafel without pitta bread. They don't even have a menu board. I guess that would just be embarrassing anyway. So they cater to the carbs and the low carbers. The falafel in pitta bread is quite something and they have it down to a fine art: Pack out the base with crisp falafels and hummus, push in a small serve of red cabbage, add some white cabbage and top off with a generous portion of cucumber and tomato salad. In between they put in some chilli sauce, if you want it, and tahini. The pitta bread itself is maybe the best part. It's not that kind of hard, prone to crumbling bread you usually get, but a very soft and...read...