... L'As du Fallafel is one of the few places where Parisians chow down on the street. Beginning with a fork, dig into warm pita bread stuffed with marinated crunchy cabbage, silky eggplant, sesame hoummous, and boules of chick-pea paste ...maps.google.com
... For a truly transcendent sandwich, do not miss L'As du Fallafel. Located in the Jewish Quarter (Marais) at 34 Rue de Rosiers, the crowded little shop creates pitas stuffed impossibly full with spicy falafel, rich hummus, red cabbage slaw, ...maps.google.com
... (FROM 1998) For a truly transcendent sandwich, do not miss L'As du Fallafel. Located in the Jewish Quarter (Marais) at 34 Rue de Rosiers, the crowded little shop creates pitas stuffed impossibly full with spicy falafel, rich hummus, red ...maps.google.com
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... L'As du Fallafel ¢-$, Israeli, Le Marais User Rating: **** 3.8. Fodor's Review: Look no farther than the fantastic falafel stands on rue de Rosiers for some of the cheapest and tastiest meals in Paris: L'As (the Ace) is widely considered the ...maps.google.com
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"The Falafel special for 5 euros was huge and messy!" - tripadvisor.com ...
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"Excellent price-to-taste deal in Paris" - zagat.com ... on a Wednesday night before going to Opera Bastille, and had no problem getting a table. Fast service and friendly, with great food at a very affordable price. ... ... get a seat, you're lucky. But don't go for the service or surroundings. The take out window is great and you can people watch. Very fresh and a great bargain. ... ... a pad of paper, pay him and tell them what you want. The Falafel special for 5 euros was huge and messy! Lot's of crispy and creamy falafel balls (not greasy ... ... one fallafel per person, but we did and it was all very good stuff! The service is good. The foods amazing. And for the American in me, they gave us a bottle ... ... Very good Falafel. For sure the best I ever had. The use of fresh ingredients and the quality of the falafel balls makes all the diference.It's a must for a ... ... Particularly amazing. While the long lines can be a turn off, the quick, efficient service keeps things moving. At only 6 euro for a sandwich that fills you up ... ... the waiter appeared. The falafel was cooked to a perfect crust, and served with excellent hummus and roasted eggplants. Excellent price-to-taste deal in Paris. ... cityvox.fr, qype.co.uk, zagat.com
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  serviceservice | | "Fast service and friendly, with great food at a very affordable price." - zagat.com - "Fast service and friendly, with great food at a very affordable price." - zagat.com
- "The service is good." - qype.co.uk
- "They are either good or they are not." - tripadvisor.com
- "Although the restaurant was crowded inside, the service was good." - tripadvisor.com
- "But don't go for the service or surroundings." - zagat.com
- "The business is brisk and the service is friendly." - igougo.com
- "... don't try to mess with something so good: they know what they're doing." - cosmotourist.com
- "If you do encounter a wait, it's not usually too long though and it's worth it!" - tripadvisor.com
... on a Wednesday night before going to Opera Bastille, and had no problem getting a table. Fast service and friendly, with great food at a very affordable price. ... ... one fallafel per person, but we did and it was all very good stuff! The service is good. The foods amazing. And for the American in me, they gave us a bottle ... ... There is not a whole lot you can say about fallafels. They are either good or they are not. These were very good. You can either eat in the restaurant or get ... ... eaten. I ate lunch there three days in-a-row. Although the restaurant was crowded inside, the service was good. I found that the house wine went well with the ... ... falafel anywhere. If you can get a seat, you're lucky. But don't go for the service or surroundings. The take out window is great and you can people watch ... ... the poulet schnitzel (sauteed breaded chicken breast). The business is brisk and the service is friendly. But what bowled me over was the large crowd of ... ... are severely opposed to one of the ingredients (or allergic), get it with everything... don't try to mess with something so good: they know what they're doing. ... ... lunch rush and by the time I was finished, they were lined up outside the door. If you do encounter a wait, it's not usually too long though and it's worth it! ... |
| valuevalue | | "Very fresh and a great bargain." - zagat.com - "Very fresh and a great bargain." - zagat.com
- "Fast service and friendly, with great food at a very affordable price." - zagat.com
- "Excellent price-to-taste deal in Paris." - zagat.com
- "If it's falafel you're after, or just a good lunch deal, you can't do better." - cosmotourist.com
- "A great value at about four euro for a sandwich." - zagat.com
- "Current prices are €8 to eat in, €6 to take away and drinks are reasonable." - trustedplaces.com
- "Try the house lemonade; at 4 Euros a glass, it's still well worth the price." - cosmotourist.com
- "If you do encounter a wait, it's not usually too long though and it's worth it!" - tripadvisor.com
... get a seat, you're lucky. But don't go for the service or surroundings. The take out window is great and you can people watch. Very fresh and a great bargain. ... ... on a Wednesday night before going to Opera Bastille, and had no problem getting a table. Fast service and friendly, with great food at a very affordable price. ... ... the waiter appeared. The falafel was cooked to a perfect crust, and served with excellent hummus and roasted eggplants. Excellent price-to-taste deal in Paris. ... ... side it is air conditioned and the food more than makes up for the atmosphere! If it's falafel you're after, or just a good lunch deal, you can't do better. ... ... If you are in Paris, particularly if you are staying in Le marais, you must check out L'as du fallafel. A great value at about four euro for a sandwich. ... ... truly the best shawarma I have eaten. Current prices are €8 to eat in, €6 to take away and drinks are reasonable. It's busy, so don't expect over ... ... outstanding, and their menu is extensive. Try the house lemonade; at 4 Euros a glass, it's still well worth the price. The restaurant is crowded, primarily with ... ... lunch rush and by the time I was finished, they were lined up outside the door. If you do encounter a wait, it's not usually too long though and it's worth it! ... |
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By MaryH1273508 - Nov 29, 2009 | Israeli food and quick service at a very reasonable price in a great neighborhood, the Marais. However, this time I was a bit disappointed. Both the eggplant falafel sandwich and the restaurant seemed tired. I hope this was a fluke and not a trend. ... |
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 By raistlyn - Nov 14, 2009| so. Sure, theres always a long line, but these guys have been doing this for a while, and have perfected the art of getting the line moving quickly and efficiently. Your order is taken just as you get in line, though if youd like to add to ... |
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Falafel introduction | I was recently in Paris and we read about this place in a guidebook. We did not give it much thought but when we walked past and recognized the name our grumbling stomachs led the way. This was the first time I've ever had falafels. My home city has tonnes of falafel places but I just never thought to try them. Las du Fallafel has changed that. I enjoyed tasty falafels for a reasonable price and came away with a new favourite food. I recommend this place to anyone. Great for vegetarians too. The take out window had a long lineup at lunchtime though it seemed to move quickly. We ate inside, which probably saved us from staining our shirts with the yummy huge servings. It was reasonably priced to boot. I love the Marais area and now have a fav restaurant there too. Go enjoy! |
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L'As du Falafel... I was a bit shocked. Hopefully, L'As du Falafel is still up and running when I'll be back in Paris. A falafel costs you about €4 or €5 and L'As has other Middle East specialties, too. L'As du ...www.amazingdusseldorf.com/?id=1314 Snag a big fat falafel with a myriad of trimmings at the legendary eatery.... Snag a big fat falafel with a myriad of trimmings at the legendary eatery. ...www.foodandwine.com/restaurants/las-du-fallafel Cross Streets: (rue des Ecouffes) Subway: Saint-Paul Alcohol: Beer & Wine Price Group ...... Cross Streets: (rue des Ecouffes) Subway: Saint-Paul Alcohol: Beer & Wine Price Group: $ Reservations: Not Accepted Vibe: Bustling/Boisterous City's best falafel and a central bite for ...www.blackbookmag.com/guides/details/las-du-fallafel-marais L'As du Fallafel, 34, Rue des Rosiers, 4e Arrondissement, Paris, France... L'As du Fallafel, 34, Rue des Rosiers, 4e Arrondissement, Paris, France ...www.bridgeandtunnelclub.com/.../paris/.../lasdufallafel/index...More results from www.bridgeandtunnelclub.com » L'As du Fallafel in Paris - Restaurant | CosmotouristL'As du Fallafel. Jewish in Paris France ...www.cosmotourist.com/travel/d/i/.../t/paris/l-as-du-fallafel/ ... Today I was dreading L'As du Falafel in the Marais, watching everyone enjoy their falafel at the "best falafel known to womankind" (lol). I decided to be brave and see what they could make me that was GF. The place is mobbed and you stand at a counter and get rushed through the line so I can' believe I gave it a whirl. SUCCESS. After handing the guy behind the counter my GF card (and ...maps.google.com
L'As du Fallafel is one of the few places where Parisians chow down on the street. Beginning with a fork, dig into warm pita bread stuffed with marinated crunchy cabbage, silky eggplant, sesame hoummous, and boules of chick-pea paste, crisp-fried falafel. Spice it up with a dab of searingly-hot sauce piquante.
L'As du Fallafel: 34, rue de Rosiers, in the Marais. Open every day, except closed friday beginning at sundown, reopening for lunch sunday.
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Today I was dreading L'As du Falafel in the Marais, watching everyone enjoy their falafel at the "best falafel known to womankind" (lol). I decided to be brave and see what they could make me that was GF. The place is mobbed and you stand at a counter and get rushed through the line so I can' believe I gave it a whirl. SUCCESS. After handing the guy behind the counter my GF card (and watching as he grew increasingly more horrified by the things I cannot eat), I got a delicious bowl of shawarma, eggplant and some sort of crispy shredded veggies. They were super nice about it and I think they learned a little about gluten at the same time. I wish I could post photos here because we got a very funny photo of me in front of the falafel place with my plastic tupperware filled with shwarma AND my GF card. So funny. Anyway, if you are with people who are dying to get the falafel, there is a GF option out there. As for the devine L'as de Falafel--their crunchy veggies were thin slices of cucumber, purple cabbage, carrots and beets, (as well as big chunks of creamy aubergine) and you select what you want/don't want to have with the tahini sauce. We stayed just steps away from the stand and they were kind indeed.
... For a truly transcendent sandwich, do not miss L'As du Fallafel. Located in the Jewish Quarter (Marais) at 34 Rue de Rosiers, the crowded little shop creates pitas stuffed impossibly full with spicy falafel, rich hummus, red cabbage slaw, buttery chunks of lightly fried eggplant and, upon request, a splash of screaming red chile sauce (picante). Like Seinfeld's infamous soup spot, you need ...maps.google.com
Truly transcendent falafel
For a truly transcendent sandwich, do not miss L'As du Fallafel. Located in the Jewish Quarter (Marais) at 34 Rue de Rosiers, the crowded little shop creates pitas stuffed impossibly full with spicy falafel, rich hummus, red cabbage slaw, buttery chunks of lightly fried eggplant and, upon request, a splash of screaming red chile sauce (picante).
Like Seinfeld's infamous soup spot, you need to know the system before you go: enter the door and file right to place your order, then pay at the register. Hold on to your receipt, loop around to the left and present your ticket to get your order filled. A loaded vegetarian special runs 25F ($4.40), and for a few dollars extra, you can get a can of ice cold beer, an excellent accompaniment.
There are some cramped cafeteria tables inside -- where the service is remarkably decorous considering the din, and the walls are plastered with photos of famous patron Lenny Kravitz -- but most likely you'll end up loitering on the narrow street out front with other diners, singlemindedly devouring your food. If you're extremely coordinated, you can stroll and eat -- but you risk wearing your falafel.
Don't go on Saturday -- it's closed, as are most businesses in the quarter. And while other neighborhood joints serve authentic falafel, it falls flat in comparison.
... (FROM 1998) For a truly transcendent sandwich, do not miss L'As du Fallafel. Located in the Jewish Quarter (Marais) at 34 Rue de Rosiers, the crowded little shop creates pitas stuffed impossibly full with spicy falafel, rich hummus, red cabbage slaw, buttery chunks of lightly fried eggplant and, upon request, a splash of screaming red chile sauce (picante). Like Seinfeld's infamous ...maps.google.com
(FROM 1998) For a truly transcendent sandwich, do not miss L'As du Fallafel.
Located in the Jewish Quarter (Marais) at 34 Rue de Rosiers, the
crowded little shop creates pitas stuffed impossibly full with spicy
falafel, rich hummus, red cabbage slaw, buttery chunks of lightly fried
eggplant and, upon request, a splash of screaming red chile sauce
(picante).
Like Seinfeld's infamous soup spot, you need to know the system before
you go: enter the door and file right to place your order, then pay at
the register. Hold on to your receipt, loop around to the left and
present your ticket to get your order filled. A loaded vegetarian
special runs 25F ($4.40), and for a few dollars extra, you can get a
can of ice cold beer, an excellent accompaniment.
There are some cramped cafeteria tables inside -- where the service
is remarkably decorous considering the din, and the walls are plastered
with photos of famous patron Lenny Kravitz -- but most likely you'll
end up loitering on the narrow street out front with other diners,
singlemindedly devouring your food. If you're extremely coordinated,
you can stroll and eat -- but you risk wearing your falafel.
Don't go on Saturday -- it's closed, as are most businesses in the
quarter. And while other neighborhood joints serve authentic falafel,
it falls flat in comparison.
... L'As du Fallafel 34 rue des Rosiers, Paris, 75004. The falafel sandwich here contains the requisite super-crisp, garlicky chickpea fritters, with creamy hummus, lightly pickled red cabbage (something between slaw and kraut), salted cucumbers, fried eggplant and just-hot-enough harissa. This is all piled into a pita in such quantities that eating it is an adventure in napkin management. ...maps.google.com
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L'As du Fallafel
34 rue des Rosiers, Paris, 75004
The falafel sandwich here contains the requisite super-crisp, garlicky chickpea fritters, with creamy hummus, lightly pickled red cabbage (something between slaw and kraut), salted cucumbers, fried eggplant and just-hot-enough harissa. This is all piled into a pita in such quantities that eating it is an adventure in napkin management. You can make for a slightly neater experience by eating in, but aside from the cramped tables and the brusque though not unfriendly service, there is something about this sandwich that begs for it to be eaten outdoors.
You could pretend to be a European teenager and get fries on top, but then you would definitely need extra hummus and harissa, and the mess is further compounded. You might also think about a shwarma — a similar sandwich with lamb (6 euros) — but this is your chance to go meat-free and love it, so why not?
One thing you should know: You have to order from and pay the cashier on the right (a falafel is 4 euros, about $5.35 at $1.34 to the euro) before offering your receipt to the guys on the left, who produce your sandwich — a process that is fun to witness.
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