Mateusz Wojnach

I recently visited a local eatery

I recently visited a local eatery, enticed by the prospect of enjoying a satisfying falafel dish. Unfortunately, my experience left much to be desired, particularly in terms of value for money. First and foremost, the price I paid for what can only be described as a meager portion of falafel was exorbitant. Shell-shocking at 7 euros, the serving consisted of a small bun with just two falafel balls. The portion size was more akin to an appetizer rather than a fulfilling meal. Comparatively, a nearby spot in the city center named Télio offers a much more generous portion at the same price point, providing better value for money and a more satisfying taste. The disappointment did not end with the portion size. The falafel bun itself was disappointingly dry, lacking the moisture one expects from a well-prepared dish. The scarcity of salad and sauce further compounded the issue, resulting in a tasteless and unsatisfying experience. The flavors were dominated by the blandness of the dry bun, overshadowing any potential enjoyment the falafel might have provided. In summary, while the concept of indulging in falafel was promising, the execution at this particular establishment fell short on multiple fronts. I would strongly advise falafel enthusiasts to explore alternative options, particularly Télio in the city center, where you can expect better value, a more substantial portion, and an overall more gratifying culinary experience.

Date of experience: August 16, 2024