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Falafel Sababa

Israeli Falafel, Vegan Plates

Worth ordering: Falafelnamed in 24 reviews

Try the Sababa Ganush or grilled aubergine plate, frequently praised alongside hummus and falafel.

5.0food Fully vegan

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Top tips

Good to know: Some menu items may not be available in slower periods; falafel pita and dessert were unavailable during one visit.
Expect generous portions; several reviewers found a plate suitable for sharing or filling enough to skip another meal.

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Enjoy the terrace seating, which reviewers describe as roomy and shaded in summer.
Good to know: Call ahead to confirm evening hours, as opening times have caused visitors to find the restaurant closed.

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People also mention msabaha, sababa eggplant and grilled eggplant.

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Also cauliflower plate, falafel plate, matbukha and tahini.

Good for

The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for generous portions, friendly service and cozy atmosphere.

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Also praised for attentive service, good value, beautiful interior, fast service and affordable.

Good to know

Dish availability varies; check with the venue
Outdoor seating
Wi-Fi
Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

Falafel Sababa is a fully vegan Israeli-style spot known for freshly fried falafel, creamy hummus, soft pita, and plates featuring grilled aubergine or cauliflower. It’s a relaxed, small restaurant with terrace seating, generous portions, and table service; several reviews recommend sharing dishes, while one recent visit noted slow service and a warm dining room.