Mamoun's Falafel

That hot sauce at Mamoun's is magical. Slather it on for a wholly messy, satisfying delight of a meal. Don't forget napkins for the spice-tickled wet nose. An East Village must!

This place is nothing fancy , but it's one of the the best falafel sandwiches in town . Crisp nutty falafel jammed into a split pit, lathered with tahini and topped with the works. Hot sauce optional.

As one of the oldest falafel joints in New York City , and one of the first in the United States , Mamoun’s is always a great choice for spicy , hearty Arab dishes for just a few bucks. Read more

One of the greats at St. Mark’s! Good for late night eats! I remember when the falafel pita sandwiches were only $2.50! Get their namesake falafel sandwich with hot sauce !

Well this is a New York late night eats legend. Hoboken Mamoun's is the best. Falafel is okay. I rather have taim falafel . Hot sauce though is where it's at! Buy a bottle!

Classic spot in Alphabet City/East Village , known for classic Middle Eastern dishes. Great spot for tasty and affordable Falafel .

So SOMETIMES you might catch a little fat in the Schwarma , but it's deliciously seasoned, the falafels are great, the hummus is perfect, it's mad cheap and open late ? NYC CLASSIC

Such great and tasty foods and desserts . This section of St Mark's has a ton of cheap food options but this place is probably the healthiest. I prefer a quick falafel sandwich .

After all these years, a late night shawarma sandwich can still feel like the first time. Hot sauce adds fiery passion to the magic.

Falafel and shawarma are both delicious. Haven't had anything else but they bat 1.000 and I say that as a connoisseur of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean foods

A lunch time or late night classic. Chicken kabob sandwich is the go to order. Be very careful with the hot sauce as it can ruin your meal with the spice level.

This place has changed significantly over the years but still one of my favorite falafel joints! Make sure you try the baklava as a desert option!

The falafel is definitely the best in the neighborhood , and the shawarma is great too, but my favorite thing is actually the perfectly balanced mint lemonade .

Still holds its own for a good, cheap meal. Prices have gone up since "back in the day" - I remember $2.50 falafel Sammies. Even at $5 they're a steal.

Probably one of the cheapest (and most delicious) meals you'll ever get in NYC! Their falafel and shawarma sandwiches are great any time of day, but we recommend going for late-night munchies.

Their namesake makes for a great late-night bite, but it's also a great lunch spot . Take any sandwich and make it a platter for only a couple more bucks!

Cheap Eat: $3.50 for the falafel sandwich (or the falafel and hummus for $4 is good, too). And watch out for the hot sauce — one drop goes a long way. Read more

Classic spot in Alphabet City/East Village , known for classic Middle Eastern dishes, great for a brunch with friends or family.

Falafel plate is the way to go, but do yourself a favor and test out the hot sauce before smothering your food in it. Way hotter than most others.

You can do a full course meal here. Start with a side of babaganoush , then falafel or shawarma sandwich , a baklava , and a cup of tea .

Mamoun's has been featured in “1000 Places To See Before You Die.” Enjoy delish cheap eats with their $3 iconic Falafel Sandwich , which comes inside a pita bread with salad and tahini sauce .

Falafels all day! One of my favorite places to grab a quick bite on St. Mark's.

The Falafel plate is the way to go! only $5 and tons of food - the dressing is amazing. I usually like to top if off with some chalula though since i can't handle mamoun's hot sauce !!

Skip the street meat and get in line at Mamoun’s for a falafel , a young New Yorker’s cheap eats rite of passage. Read more

The falafel on plate is AWESOME and only $5. Everybody needs to try it! (and who said it was the "1000 Places To See Before You Die")

Do the meat sandwich mix - 1/2 meat 1/2 vegg just by adding .50 cents - perfect combo would be shawarma and baba ghanoush !

Shawarma is the best at Mamoun's. Discovered this place with an Israeli friend living in nyc and loved it since then. Go easy on the hot sauce , crazy burning like hell.

Such a good, affordae lunch spot . Highly recommend and definitely ask for hot sauce to go

Love this place. Delicious, cheap , fast, friendly , and LOVE the hot sauce (although it is pretty spicy so be careful).

Cheap and amazing spot. I love the falafel and shawarma sandwiches . Also it's open late .

Very delicious. One of my favorite places for falafel and shawarma pita bread sandwiches .

Cheap eats! Even with the dollar increase in price, which breaks my heart, it's still some of the best cheap eats in NYC.

Schwarma all day every day. Try their fresh mango juice as well ! it was very satisfying!

The falafel and the mango juice is delish #kingofcoffeenyc #sankofatafari

The hot sauce is surprising HOT. Unbeatable price at 3.50 for a falafel sandwich . Classic NYC staple

Falafel/hummus/baba ganoush sandwich . There is better falafel elsewhere in the city but go there for hot sauce . Be careful with it and buy a bottle to go!

Great falafel and shawarma . Definitely a go-to spot for quick, delicious food

Lentil soup , tabbouleh , grape leaves with mint lemonade .

Place is small. Falafel pitta with hummus is always delicious. Fun environment, and Looks clean .

The falafel is good and cheap . A little inconsistent though. Try the shawarma and baklava too.

The shwarma is deliciously tender. Must get.

Very good and reasonably priced falafel ! Also quite a few meat options.

Get one sandwich for a snack , two or platter for a meal. Flavorful lamb shawarma

Falafel and shawarma are amazing. Get extra tahini it's worth it!

Try the knafe! Definitely the best dessert on the menu, and the best choice if you like pistachios and honey .

One of best value places for food in NYC and in a cool neighbourhood for a night trip.

Cheapest falafel in town and very tasty get a mango drunk to go with it

Perfect for late night munchies . Tons of vegetarian options

$2.50 for a sizable and delicious falafel pita ? Try to find a better deal in NYC. Although the baklava impressed me even more.

I always get the meat combo plate with lamb shwarma , baba ganoosh, tabbouleh , and falafel