Jeremy and I both got a falafel sandwich and Cindy got the chicken schawarman sandwich. I had to go for the falafels because people on Yelp raved about them. They were definitely crispy on the outside and wonderfully moist on the inside. It also had a definite but subtle taste to it which was nice, compared to other overly salty/flavorful ones I've had previously. I also got my tahini sauce on the side because some places drench their sandwiches in tahini sauce, making it juice from the pita pocket very easily. I liked the pickled veggies in the sandwich, which was different from other places where they just have the standard tomato, onion, cucumber, and lettuce. I had a bite of chicken from Cindy's sandwich. It was good but it had a different, slightly curry taste to it.
They also had a little condiment bar which was neat. It had yogurt sauce, some chili sauce, pickles, peppers, and some flavored onions. I didn't use much of the sauces but I will experiment more next time I go! The food overall was good and I'd go back again to the place. However, I'm not a huge falafel person and I don't feel like driving out of my way for falafels so next time I'm in the area, maybe I'll stop by!
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