Just an amazing option for Mediterranean food.
Hummus, Baba ganoush are amazing. Falafel can be better.
Prices are good too!
I took a falafel plate. The serving size was excellent for the price and the service was pretty quick. I'd recommend this place as an option for a quick bite. Plenty of customization options. The self ordering kiosks are so much better to avoid confusion when choosing options and ordering.
Good food. And probably the best falafels I have ever had. While I really enjoyed the fresh food and quick service here's what would have given 5 stars all the way through:
AC was on so high that I felt like I was in a meat locker which made dining uncomfortable
The chairs have metal feet and when scraping across the tile floor it made the most awful sound.
The mint lemonade would have been delicious with actual mint sprigs in it.
Still using plastic straws, and there was no recycling available. I saw a Coke can on top of the trash can, so customers are trying to recycle. But sigh.
I will come back for the food for sure, but take out from now on. In fact, we just placed a catering order. We were that impressed by the food!!!!😁 For a chain that's been around since 1971, they know how to do the food right!!!!
Mamoun’s Falafel is a feast for taste buds. Authentic Lebanese food. The flavors hit you as soon as you enter this place.
Always busy with people, they for sure serve things fresh.
Have tried veg falafels, and combos here multiple times. Moderately priced and great quantify, it is a must recommend place if you are in and around Princeton University campus.
They have equally delicious non-veg options. The place is neat and clean, they let customers self order the food and serve it ready for takeaway.
Surely coming again!
We got takeout from here and it was delicious. I would highly recommend their Chicken Kebob Plate, Falafel, and their French Fries, particularly with their special garlic dipping sauce. All of the plates also come with rice and their hummus- which is delicious, particularly when paired with their pita.