Focusing on Palestinian-style falafel sandwiches that cost $3.00 along with $4.00 falafel bowls and a variety of sides such as hummus and tabbouleh salad.
Sounds yummy, but can they cover rent and payroll and make a profit with that price point? I guess time will tell.
Amsterdam Falafelshop is a chain, and pretty fantastic. It's a shame that the Kenmore location couldn't last, but they seem to be thriving in Davis where it's not predominantly suburbanites and tourists much of the year (and nothing really seems to be able to last at the old Burrito Max spot).
Amsterdam Falafel is as close to a knock off of MAOZ falafel in Amsterdam and other European cities as can be. The falafel is fantastic at both places.
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Can something be too cheap?
Sounds yummy, but can they cover rent and payroll and make a profit with that price point? I guess time will tell.
Well, are the sandwiches of
Well, are the sandwiches of competitive size, or do they match the price? Might be a case where you'd need two to feel full.
Let's see how chain falafel
Let's see how chain falafel stands up against the local stuff. I'll bet there'll be no contest.
Amsterdam Falafelshop is a
Amsterdam Falafelshop is a chain, and pretty fantastic. It's a shame that the Kenmore location couldn't last, but they seem to be thriving in Davis where it's not predominantly suburbanites and tourists much of the year (and nothing really seems to be able to last at the old Burrito Max spot).
And Amsterdam Falafelshop is also a chain from DC
not from Amsterdam, despite the name.
MAOZ
Amsterdam Falafel is as close to a knock off of MAOZ falafel in Amsterdam and other European cities as can be. The falafel is fantastic at both places.
Its my understanding that "Falafel" has been
trademarked by Bill O'Reilly preventing its commercial use without his approval. Or was that "loofah"? I get those mixed up...
No, no, it's....
I think the word you mean in reference to Bill O'Reilly is fellatio. ;)