Falafel near Woodland Hills, CA

“The reviews about the falafel being amazing are 100% accurate. This was hands down one of the best experiences I’ve had, so good that I went back for seconds.Really well cooked falafel, fresh and airy soft pita, diced cucumber and tomato full of flavor, and a range of sides to help heighten the meal further (special shoutout to their amazing homemade spicy sauce and really well done tahini sauce).Can’t wait to return.“

“Wow. The food is excellent, but the star of Flame Grill is Judah. He was super helpful and made sure I was well-taken care of. Very friendly and professional and a genuinely pleasant person to work with. Extremely accommodating, too. Thanks to this fellow, I will be back.“

“I stumbled upon this place by accident. Even though I live far from this restaurant I always make sure to take the trip if I’m close by because the food is more than worth the trip. Everything is delicious, and the staff is very nice. If you like Mediterranean/middle eastern food, you have to try this place.“

“I live 30 minutes away but this is the only spot that I don't mind driving down to the valley for!!!. Each time it's as fresh and bomb as the first time I came. 5 stars for the quality and taste of the food and the kind Empolyees at the falafel truck !!!!!“

“Stopped in for a later lunch after strolling around the LA Zoo for a few hours. Unfortunately, they were out of beef shawarma (and don't serve it with lamb), so Jim G. and I opted to share the Rib Eye Plate. We had to wait about 8 minutes or so for the rib eye to cook, which is totally fine. The plate is massive! All the sides on it, plus eggplant and fries on another plate. We also opted to order a little falafel to taste and they were very tasty! The rib eye was but there wasn't really a lot of it there. I realize it's an expensive meat, but the $30 plate cost is comparably more expensive than the other meats. We shared a bottle of red wine ($37) and chilled out with our friends, who all enjoyed their food, too. Huge parking lot in the back, with just a short walk to get to the front of the shopping center, where Tel Aviv is.“