Falafelbaren Hornsgatan - Stockholm

We ordered fries and a Falafel wrap and Falafel pita. Everyone in our group was vegan. The fries were crispy and salty. The Falafel was extremely tasty. It's a small, bustling restaurant with a lot of activity, but there is seating available inside. We would definitely recommend this place. The best Falafel around.

The food was a bit spicy, but it was very satisfying and well-prepared! The outdoor seating in the summer was lovely.

This place seems to have become a little too successful for its own good. Originally a bike vendor, they eventually acquired a central location from which they attracted, and continue to attract, a hipster-like clientele that is happy to pay over 100 kr for street food. It 's not that their prices are exorbitant, but for this type of meal.. plus, while the chickpeas may be organic, the sauces (or at least some of them) are not even made in-house! On top of that, they recently stopped accepting cash, which prompted some criticism and led to one of the owners writing an article in response to it in a major newspaper. He had the gall to say things to the effect of: For whom should we accept cash? Who thanked us when we did? Excuse me? In addition, they have no toilet (I guess that costs money too) and it 's quite hard to get full after eating one of their dishes.

That yummy aroma of falafels cooking can be picked up before you reach this cute little place.I tried the Halloumi and falafel combo salad...perfection

Yes this place is expensive, yes it might take some time when they make your Falafel if there is a lot of other customers. Yet I come back, because most Falafel in this town is not good, and the prices are not far from this place. So I come back, but the best things here is the Amba-sauce and the Fries, the falafel is okeyish but in central Stockholm that is a good Falafel. Falafel quality is about the same as what I got at Maoz in Amsterdam. But yeah, probably not worth the price to be honest.