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Wallah Falafel And Grill
Ph: (03) 9527 7444; 302 Carlisle St, Balaclava 3183
israeli, $
Open 7 days lbam-bopm; Licensed, BYO; No Cards
Other published opinions
The Age Cheap Eats 2008 "Rapid-fire banter spins between staff and regulars in this modest Carlisle Street cafe, which takes classic Israeli dishes and imbues them with a deft Moroccan sensibility"
The Age Cheap Eats 2007 "If you're gonna include falafel in your restaurant's name, you have to be sure of your 'falafability'. Often these Mid-East morsels taste like sand of the Sinai, but here they're truly worth oy!-ing about: one bite into the crisp shell reveals a moist heart of superbly spiced, ground chickpeas."
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