Freiha - Laval, Quebec

The most traditional falacer so far in Montreal. Go there to have falafel, at its best Lebanese version. Do not expect the best and most modern customer service, it is a business run by a couple who have seen a lot, so be kind, be curious, ask them about their stories and ... history, their pride in their falafel. Read more

I recently visited Falafel freiha for some falafel, and unfortunately, my experience was far from pleasant. From the moment I approached the cashier, I was met with rudeness and hostility. The lady at the caisse seemed utterly miserable, and her attitude tainted the entire interaction. To make matters worse, when I ... simply requested some extra piment fort (hot pepper), it was as if I had committed a heinous crime. The lady's reaction made me feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. It's important to remember that they are just a falafel kiosk, and customer service should still be a priority. As for the falafel itself, it was a reflection of the inappropriate attitude displayed by the cashier. The quality was mediocre at best, lacking the flavor and freshness I had hoped for. Overall, my experience at Falafel Freiha was disappointing, and I would not recommend it to others. يا عيب الشوم🤬 Read more

This place is really, really good. It’s simple and cheap. Cash only. The decor is cool. The old guy behind the counter was friendly.

A true Lebanese falafel, this is the real falafel that I was searching for. the smell the spices ,and the tahini (Tarator). they have the best taste and blend affordable wrap [5$]. Much recommended.

The best authentic Lebanese Falafel in Quebec. Yet, the rudest elderly ever. Still a must go to place for falafel. Get in, order, don't talk much if you don't want to encounter any rudness. Honestly i don't understand why that couple are not friendly with the customers, age is not a ... reason to be rude. I will keep going for their tasty falafel though. The place is not very clean or neat and it's been open in service for a long time now. They serve only falafel (as a sandwich or in a plate without bread) and you can take away or sit and eat in. Payment is in cash only, no debit or credit. Read more