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Welcome to Ba'al Cafe & Falafel

Ba'al Cafe & Falafel in New York City offers a taste of authentic Middle Eastern flavors with a focus on falafel and Mediterranean style dishes. Customers rave about the flavorful Za'atar fries and the tender chicken shawarma sandwich. The falafel is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, paired perfectly with creamy hummus and fresh veggies. Despite its small size, the cafe has a loyal local following and friendly staff. The outdoor seating area provides a cozy atmosphere to enjoy your meal. Overall, Ba'al Cafe & Falafel is a hidden gem for affordable and delicious Mediterranean cuisine in the bustling city.

LOCATIONS
  • Ba'al Cafe & Falafel
    71 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012, United States
    71 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012, United States Hotline: +1 646-368-9957

Welcome to Ba'al Cafe & Falafel, a hidden gem located at 71 Sullivan St in New York City. This Middle Eastern falafel spot offers a variety of mouth-watering options including falafel sandwiches, za'atar fries, and chicken shawarma wraps. Whether you're looking for a quick lunch or a casual dinner, Ba'al Cafe & Falafel has got you covered.

Customers rave about the flavorful fillings in the sandwiches and the crispy, delicious za'atar fries. The falafel, a customer favorite, is perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a blend of traditional Middle Eastern spices that will leave your taste buds tingling. The creamy hummus and fresh veggies in the shepherd's salad add the perfect touch to every dish.

Although the space is small, the friendly staff and reasonable prices make Ba'al Cafe & Falafel a must-visit spot in the neighborhood. Whether you choose to dine in or take your order to go, you'll be sure to enjoy every bite.

  • Must try: Za'atar fries and falafel sandwich
  • Price range: Affordable and filling
  • Special features: Vegan options, outdoor seating, free Wi-Fi
  • Customer favorites: Chicken shawarma sandwich, hummus, falafel wrap

With a loyal customer base and a growing reputation for delicious Mediterranean dishes, Ba'al Cafe & Falafel is a solid choice for a quick and satisfying meal. Don't miss out on the chance to experience the flavors of the Middle East at this cozy cafe in the heart of NYC.

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Peregrine D.
Peregrine D.

Good price for the area and the portion was okay. The food was good for sit down, unfortunately the space is small but in the summer it'd be great to eat at a nearby park or pier.

Audrey D.
Audrey D.

10/10 for the fries, but wouldn't call home for the falafel sandwich. Ba'al Cafe is a tiny shop serving up falafel sandwiches, fries and other Mediterranean style foods. The fillings for the sandwiches were delicious, but the pita was lacking. Unfortunately their pitas aren't made fresh and are store bought. On the other hand, the za'atar were so delicious!! If you're a fan of crispy and flavorful fries, this is your place to go!! The staff here are also super nice, but it does take a while to get your food. We went on a Saturday and there were only 3 employees working. Plus they were missing a lot of dishes from the menu, which was a bummer. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. But if you're in the neighborhood looking for a cheap bite, this is a solid place. Also keep in mind there's very limited seating. You might find it easier to order takeaway rather than dine in. Must try: Za'atar fries The damage: for 3 sandwiches and fries the total was around $30! Hard to find a meal this cheap and filling in NYC

Kyle W.
Kyle W.

I stopped by this location for lunch. The french fries were definitely the highlight for me. I also ordered the chicken shawarma sandwich which had a great authentic Mediterranean taste. It's rather small on the inside, but overall I'd say it's worth checking out if you're in the area. It maybe wasn't my favorite place I've been to, but for a $10 sandwich it really was an okay value. The staff was also friendly.

Erin H.
Erin H.

I had to visit another office for work and asked some colleagues for lunch spot recommendations in the area. A few suggested I check out Ba'al and it exceeded my expectations. The food is super delicious and the prices are extremely reasonable considering it's location. I can tell that many of the customers are locals and workers from the surrounding area. My typical order is the falafel sandwich which is wrapped in a super soft and chewy pita pocket. The falafel is crispy with a soft center and spiced very well. The hummus is super creamy and the veggies in the shepherd's salad are very fresh. I have yet to try some of their other appetizers and soups but will definitely make it a point to try them the next time I am visiting. I usually take my order to go since the inside only has 3 small tables. There is an outdoor patio area which has more seating. The staff is friendly and accommodating.

Ariana L.
Ariana L.

The other reviews convinced me to come get a falafel wrap. The falafel was excellent and they were able to confirm they could make a vegan wrap. I don't remember if I had to modify anything but if so, it didn't taste like anything was missing. Would definitely return, in fact was craving it for dinner tonight

Camille A.
Camille A.

Glad I stopped by this place for lunch. Pretty yummy & fresh! I ordered the chicken sandwich and a side of falafel with hummus. Came with hot sauce too. I really liked the chicken sandwich - simple with tender chicken, pita, tomato, and a sliced pickle. It's topped with a delicious, creamy garlic sauce. The falafel was good but pretty crunchy/tough on the outside. Still tasty though, and paired well with the fresh hummus. Great service too. Quick, pretty fair pricing, and friendly. I'll be back next time I'm in Soho!

Ro R.
Ro R.

My first time here I wasn't too impressed, maybe because it was such a small space, but I started coming back here when I used to have MealPal with my work wife. We really love their falafel and so far, they have the best version - it's not dry at all. The last time I came here, I saw they have built an outdoor seating area which I totally appreciated, because let's be real they needed it. I wasn't cramp and the falafels were still amazing. I hope this place survives because I am a total fan of their food besides falafel.