Go Falafel

This is my go-​to place when I want falafel. The wraps are very good with fresh veggies, hummus, and several sauces to choose from and the falafel itself is freshly fried and crispy. The smoothies and salads seem appealing as well. So far it’s the best falafel I’ve found in MCR city centre and a good value for a quick lunch/​dinner. The only downside is that the service has been a bit unfriendly every time I’ve visited and there are no tables or chairs to eat in.

Not bad for a quick lunch. Reasonable price. The wrap is not so good though. See if you are lucky to get fresh fried falafel cause this time I think mine has been put there for a while so its not crispy outside… a bit too soft.

While this is still my staple lunch spot and one of the most affordable options in the Piccadilly/​NQ area where I work, I have to knock off one star. Recently my wraps have been progressively badly composed and end up as an unappetising soggy mess by the time I finish eating. This never used to happen so I have to assume that they have switched to a different style of wrapping or switched ingredients to ones that are markedly less sturdy and more liquid-​y. While I imagine I will still end up here for lunch every week or so, it is with great sadness that I say it’s just not 5* anymore.

Great value falafel combined with smoothies — nice! The salads looked really good and by smoothie used apple juice as a base which was itself pureed before my eyes, which I found impressive (although some chunks of apple left). Will definitely pop back here for lunch one day.

Falafel. Too often falafel is a horribly dry claggy ball of self-​loathing, so it’s always a risk, even somewhere called Go Falafel.
Thankfully, it’s not bad here, with no hint of dryness, and the large selection of toppings to go on top of your wrap makes this a decent, and well priced, lunch option.

Ever since Maos in Amsterdam I have been waiting for a «healthy» veggie, cheap take out to make its appearance in Manchester city centre. I noticed Go Falafel a while back but didn’t get round to try it until we had very limited time to grab a bite after work before a wine tasting at Malmaison hotel.
Those soft and flavoursome chick pea balls hit the right spot with plenty of salad fillings and for £3.95 there isn’t much better and healthier out there. I will make sure I go back and try the other items on the menu too as it looks well scrummy.

It was Saturday and I was completely hungover and thinking to myself, I wish we had a juice bar close by. My friend called and said we should go to kukoos on Oxford road for food, so I decided to finally get up and go out to feed myself. On my way I was still craving for a glass of freshly squeezed fruit juice and BAM i spot Go Falafel right outside my house! (How could I have NOT noticed this is what I thought.
I went in and the place looked brand new and the staff said they just opened the day before! (Woohoo Fresh Juice at my door step— I thought to myself). The staff were super friendly and nice and recommended me to try their Mango, Banana and Raspberry Juice (It was absolutely delicious and just what I needed). One of the other staff offered me a free sample Falafel (won me over).
The price is more than reasonable (One Falafel + Fresh Juice for 3.50 = Winner) and the food is delicious. I am definitely going back here more than once!
Verdict: Helloooo Healthy life to all the NQ residents!