Falafel House

Permanently closed as of July 2019

Good food but not much seating. and communication with staff was a little confusing

the cook at the time was not very reassuring at all about it being gluten free but he said it was when I asked and I saw the gluten free sign so I assumed it would be fine. I got the combo plate with salad and hummus. it was delicious but I got sick after, often falafels are not 100% gf so maybe it was that or the ground beef one (forgot what it's called). if you are highly reactive I would not recommend the falafel or other ground beef mix meats because these are the likely culprits, I'm not highly reactive and I still got sick

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great food. The lamb was wonderful. Owner has food allergies and a child who has celiac so really understood taking care and avoiding any cross-contamination. My daughter with celiac really liked the felafel, but she later got sick from it. Not because of gluten, but from unrealized sesame sensitivity. I would definitely go back if we lived closer (we're out of state).

Celiac friendly?

Yes

the food here is amazing, I have celiac disease and have eaten here a few times now with No problems whatsoever.

the combination plate with garlic and hot sauce with a side of fries is my favorite.

Delicious falafel from dedicated fryer. Preparer wasn't that reassuring but seemed to know GF practices. Excellent food.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Helen, the owner, has a son with a handful of food allergies. She keeps her kitchen gluten free so that he can eat there. Fryer is GF so that means the french fries and the falafel are too! (She assured me that the pita, baklava and gyro are not.) try the Shwarma on a salad with fries and hummus. Burger salad plate is amazing.