all correct but without wow , basic food not worth to get in but ok as a street food lack of flavor but very salty

This place comes with a huge reputation and there is always a queue outside. We ate here twice and were not disappointed. We tried the fallafel and the shawarma and both were very tasty. On the one occasion, we had to queue for over 30...minutes, which I wouldn't recommend, as there are other very suitable alternatives nearby. However, this is an experience worth trying and i suggest you either take away or sit and enjoy your food inside. The food is fresh and abundant and everyone in our party was very impressedMore

I have had their delicious Falafel several times having lived in Paris but sad to say I was disappointed this time.As a passionate chef with a discerning palate (surprisingly) the cabbage mix was over salted. The falafels were not fluffy and light but average ...hard...to make I know when making such a high quantity . I would like to see sumac onions,added to the mix. and a tangy pickled mango sauce!More

Great Falafel, Hummus, and lemonade with mint! Of course there is a bit of a wait, but the line moves fast.

People are queuing up for lunch along the street, but this place is really not any better than the rival places in the street. I had a falafel sandwich - the cabbage was really good, but the falafels were actually a bit dry (in fact...they are better at Chez Marianne)More

Ordered 1 Falafel and 1 Grilled Chicken in Pita. Excellent - worth coming for quick lunch / dinner.

Much overpriced for such an average quality. You are sitting in cheap bistro, paying price of a restaurant. Schawarma is too dry, falafel overcooked, lack of spices. Hummus was good, but it’s not enough. Crazy prices for wine. I don’t recommend.

The hot sauce makes the trip worthwhile otherwise it’s average to above average sandwiches. And very expensive! We had 2 sandwiches and fries for $34 euro.

Most delicious falafel in the world. And hummus and freshest vegetable salad I ever tasted. Must not be missed in Marais area.

L'as du Falaffel is THE place top go for falafel in Paris. The lines both for table service and for takeout Arte long, justifiably so, and worth the wait. Portions are generous, I usually get the falafel platter. All the sides and hummus that one...with it are delicious.More

I always have random places bookmarked in the event I ever visit that city, I can just pull it out of my back pocket. L'As du Fallafel was one of them. I've had this place on my radar for years (I don't even know from...where) and now that I was finally visiting Paris, I was able to give this place a try. We got there at around 5:30 on a Sunday. There's one line for takeaway and one for dine in. We decided to do takeaway. Don't let the line intimidate you. It's worth the wait and we only ended up waiting about 15 minutes. These guys have their ducks in a row. One person goes down the line taking orders/collecting payments. Then when you get up to the window, you give them your ticket and they make your order fresh. We ordered the Fallafel special sandwich to share, since we were still planning on having dinner later. This might be the best falafel I've ever had. It's freshly fried, so it comes out hot and crispy. I believe 6 falafels come in a sandwich. It also comes with all the fix-ins: lettuce, tomato, eggplant, some kind of red cabbage slaw that really balances out the whole sandwich, hummus, and garlic sauce. It's pretty messy to eat but it's so good. My only piece of feedback would be for them to layer the sauce/hummus. It just sits on top so when you get towards the middle/bottom, you don't get any of those flavors anymore. I wish we got to try the shawarma. I guess this warrants a return trip to Paris!More

What fun! Arrived in Paris on late Eurostar and headed straight to Rosiers. Joined the queue... Loved the falafel, vibe, everything! Photo bombed by staff tho 😅. NP! Super nosh. Then went to Place St Catherine for a glass of vin rouge & to partage...a cafe gourmand. A perfect eveningMore