Falafel Taco

"The best thing about this place is that it's not that gross. Besides that, the food is really off. It's a cool concept, but the execution is pathetic. Let's take their eponymous Falafel Taco as an example: The tacos were swimming in a watery flavorless sauce to such an extent that the Tortilla started to melt, and simultaneously the falafel was so dry it was almost impossible to swallow. Achieving such a textural mismatch is an achievement in its terribleness. I almost wish I had experienced flavor so disgustingly mismatched, but none of the food at this restaurant has any flavor so you will be spared that."

"Stopped by to pick up some lunch on the way up north. Service was pretty good and food in general wasn't bad but I ordered a matzo ball soup that I was looking forward to trying. However it didn't make it into my takeout bag. I would also skip the latke. *update: I'm glad the owner saw about the missing matzo ball soup and credited me for more than what I was charged for the soup. Excellent customer service!"

"This place is amazing. The food is fresh, unique and delicious. I would say it's worth making a special trip to try their very special food. I can't understand why no one else has thought of combining Mexican and Israeli cuisines. Amazing."

"A local favorite in Pleasantville. I have eaten here a couple times but this was my first time getting the Tele Aviv (fish) and it was delicious!! The flavor was bursting out. I do wish that they added a little more filling as the laffa was a bit thick so it was a lot of dry chewing. I will be back though and I would get this again too! Very filling!"