Anywhere in Galway do a decent Falafal?

dafunk

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LadyMayBelle

Saturday morning market stall is my only knowledge of a good falafel..

ciotog

LadyPennyworth wrote: »

Saturday morning market stall is my only knowledge of a good falafel..

Market stall .. sounds interesting .. any more info (links or the like?)

Robbo

ciotog wrote: »

Market stall .. sounds interesting .. any more info (links or the like?)

The Saturday Market by St Nicholas' Church.

Also, go to the crepe man and have a Big Mick. They ooze excellence.

cornbb

The Charcoal Grill does falafel kebabs if you're hankering for midweek falafel... I'm not enough of a falafel connoisseur to say whether its any good :pac:

Great sit-down meal for 7-8 euro though.

tristanc

cornbb wrote: »

The Charcoal Grill does falafel kebabs if you're hankering for midweek falafel... I'm not enough of a falafel connoisseur to say whether its any good

I've never been sober enough when I've gone there to tell if it was any good.

carmen_jones

Mustard's pretty good

majiktripp

Another mention for the Saturday Market Falafel stand, always seems to be busy and crowded so thats a good sign.

MattKid

I haven't anything useful to add except it's a really fun word to say:D

biko

Saturday markets before lunch.
Market street side.
Falafel stand.

s_carnage

Sorry if this looks daft!!! But what exactly is a falafel???

galwaybabe

ciotog wrote: »

Market stall .. sounds interesting .. any more info (links or the like?)

Yeah, they're called the Gourmet Offensive. Here is a link

biko

s_carnage wrote: »

Sorry if this looks daft!!! But what exactly is a falafel???

Falafel are like mini-vegetarian burgers made of chick peas. Originally from the middle-east. Yum yum.

s_carnage

That looks savage, i think a trip to charcoal grill will be in order this evening!!!

galvianlord

why do they never look like that in the charcoal grill though.......

PopeBuckfastXVI

No falafal, only khlav kalash.

Sconsey

PopeBuckfastXVI wrote: »

No falafal, only khlav kalash.

...No bowl, stick...stick.

Aurora Borealis

MattKid wrote: »

I haven't anything useful to add except it's a really fun word to say:D

LOL +1

Also a +1 on the market and on Mustards contribution to the world of chickpea delights. Though find they can be heavy-handed in their use of the devils herb coriander in the garnishing... but will omit on request, praise Allah!!

Charcoal I find overcook our bundles of joy. Bit too armadillo-esque, crunchy on the outside, smooth on the inside...

Biko you've just brought on some pre elevenses snacking with that pic.

Mmmm....

cookiequeen

I have to say me too for the market stall on Saturday and Sunday. Savage. ITs pretty easy to make your own tho. Even better!!! Noone to watch how much you gorge!

dafunk

Falafal is indeedy delicious, and fun to say. Lovely when drunk although they can get very very messy

po0k

I get wood for Mattar Paneer

gaeilgegrinds

Can vouch for the market man. Love them!

DRakE

no meat no thank you

capailldubh

The eastern takeaway on Cross Street does them. Opposite River deep Mountain high. I never tried them there but their kebabs are good. They are all middle eastern so I suppose they know their falafel.

Tar.Aldarion

po0k wrote: »

I get wood for Mattar Paneer

+1

I order two at a time now for 9.60

Best food evar.





The falafal in the market is good, yes, but eat matar paneer/kichiri/samosa with tomato chutney from the Govindas stall. MMMMmmmMMmmmm