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Israeli Falafel, Vegan Pitas

Worth ordering: Falafelnamed in 23 reviews

Ask for falafel from the current batch if you prefer it freshly fried; one reviewer received a mix of older and freshly fried pieces, while another says staff accommodated the request.

4.5food Poor vegan options

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Ask about: mixed vegan claims Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Try the fried eggplant pita or add eggplant to a hummus bowl; reviewers repeatedly single out the eggplant.
Good to know: Confirm ingredients and preparation when ordering vegan food: Tamam now serves chicken, and a reviewer reported staff incorrectly describing chicken as vegan.

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Expect very limited indoor seating; reviews mention roughly 8–10 seats, plus a small outdoor area.

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Worth ordering: Sandwichnamed in 5 reviews

People also mention pita, hummus and bowl.

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Also falafel pita sandwich, green beans, hummus bowl, bread and crispy eggplant.

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The vibe: groups

Praised for generous portions, friendly service and good value.

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Also praised for fast service, affordable, attentive service and lively atmosphere.

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Gluten-free options
Lunch, takeout, quick bites

About

Tamam serves Israeli-style Mediterranean fast-casual food, with falafel pitas and bowls, hummus, and fried eggplant among the recurring favorites. It now serves chicken under new ownership, but vegan choices remain; expect counter service and very limited indoor seating, with a small outdoor area noted by diners.