L'As du Fallafel sur Paris

We went to a falafel place guided by AI chat GPT. To be honest, the Israeli flags inside bothered me these days. 🫤 We ordered a falafel and a turkey kebab. We also had a cola each, totaling around €40. The falafel alone was good. I wouldn't recommend the turkey kebab because it was tasteless. However, it was a filling meal.

This place has 2 lines. Whether you want to eat in or for takeaway. The line moves pretty quickly and the food is served fast. That doesn’t mean it’s fast food; it’s good food made fast. The portions are big. The falafel platter is good to share between 2 people

Excellent falafels!!!! But disappointed by the difference in preparation and its inconsistency: Two falafel sandwiches ordered at the same time, the first arrived perfectly, the second assembled upside down (the falafels at the bottom then the vegetables on top, but that's understandable...) and above all, there was a ton of sauce, it was very difficult to eat, it was swimming in it, and the bread, which is very good, was unfortunately soggy.

L’As du Fallafel is a true Parisian institution and, without a doubt, one of the best places to enjoy an authentic falafel. Everything is incredibly fresh, flavorful, and generously prepared. From the first bite, the atmosphere and flavors transport you straight to Israel. Be aware that it is almost always packed, so come prepared to wait—and remember to be patient and kind to the hardworking staff. An iconic address in the Marais that is absolutely worth experiencing!

A great Israeli place with good company, great staff, we also met the owner, a great person, and of course one of the tastiest falafels I've ever eaten. I recommend coming to taste it and also supporting it a little.

Really clean and delicious place.. Excellent service. Highly recommended.

A Must-Try Falafel Spot in Paris! 🧆🇫🇷 I had seen so much about this place and had been wanting to try it, so we finally went and I’m happy to say it did not disappoint! I ordered the falafel wrap, and it was absolutely delicious. It had everything I love falafel, peppers, eggplant, tahini sauce, and so many fresh and flavorful ingredients. The sandwich was packed, filling, and really satisfying! We also ordered the falafel plate, and as you can see in the photos, the portion was HUGE! It was definitely enough for two people to share. The service was also excellent. All the servers were very friendly and welcoming, and there was plenty of seating, which made the whole experience even better. Overall, everything was great delicious food, generous portions, friendly service, and a nice atmosphere. Definitely worth trying if you’re in Paris!

All the hype around this place is well-deserved. Very friendly staff; and delicious, crispy falafel in a lively neighborhood. The entire Marais offers a variety of ethnic cuisines, but this place was packed and stayed packed. The schwarma was amazing; as were the other Israeli dishes. They speak English, French, Spanish, and Hebrew. A great experience. Very welcoming, menu explained by very friendly and professional staff. The food was so delicious, crispy falafel with delicious fresh salads. It's definitely worth the queue outside. The best falafel. You know it's good when you have to queue and order in advance. I love a good falafel, this one was delicious, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. I recommend it and will be back again. This is a must-visit destination on every trip to Paris, having first come here in 2016. I've eaten falafel in several places in Paris and the US, and L'as du Fallafel is my top choice—and deserves a mention for that. The quality and quantity are both excellent. I usually order a plate of falafel. The side dishes are delicious, and the portions are generous. The falafel balls are made to perfection: crispy on the outside, tender and flavorful on the inside. The lines are long, but it's worth the wait.

I love this place. I've been a few times and the food is great; I've always managed to get a seat inside despite the line for takeout. The service is super fast, the food is well-served and fresh.

The service was... let's call it... quite "interesting"... polite is definitely something else. ​Unfortunately, the food itself was only moderately convincing. The falafel on their own are quite solid, but taste-wise they are pretty bland and nothing special. The falafel wrap is also okay taste-wise, but doesn't blow you away either. The fries, however, were really poor: Unfortunately, they were soggy and completely unconvincing in terms of flavor. ​Considering the quality provided, the price-to-performance ratio was ultimately a bit too high for what was on the plate. All in all, a rather average experience.