Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Mediterranean
Fast food
Take-out
Middle Eastern
Quick service falafel, salads, and juice eatery. Open Mon-Sun 11:00-22:00.
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3 Newton St, Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, England, M1 1HW
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65 Reviews
First Review by MichaelM
jennyc32
Points +4389
Go to Go Falafel! - Edit
Go Falafel serves the best falafel in Manchester and everything is vegan. The falafel wraps include roast potato with the salad, and it is the best thing ever. Service is usually fast, and occasionally if you're waiting for a new batch to be fried they will offer you a bit of falafel while you wait. There's no seating.
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blinki
Points +960
Excellent Falafel - Edit
Some of the best falafel I've ever had, and I've had a lot. It's nothing original but it does the basics well and since it's really cheap for the portion size you get I think that's excellent value.
Read moreIf I were to criticise anything it'd be that they could stick a little bar table and stools in the corner so you can have the option of sitting there to eat.
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RubyFriel
Points +161
Decent Falafel - Edit
This place serves traditional fresh falafel, salads, juices & wraps.
Read moreThe falafel is perfect. The price is cheap and the staff are always very friendly!
My only complaint would be that they are a bit stingey with the houmous...
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KiraMayRhodes
Points +78
Decent Falafel - Edit
Go Falafel serves the kind of falafel you expect to get, it isn't anything too special but there are a couple of different salad and sauce options and it's reasonably priced. The juices are delicious by the way.
Read morePros: 100% Vegan, Fresh juices
Cons: No indoor seating, Falafel quite greasy
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DaniM
Points +2112
Ok - Edit
This small eatery is very ok of you are on a rush and you just need something vegan to eat. Don't expect a outstanding yummy meal. It is ok but nothing special. The juices taste very good! Unfortunately they do not have a possibility to eat directly inside the shop.
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SG213
Points +875
Not bad - Edit
The falafel wrap wasn't anything super amazing but it was tasty enough. Good for a quick bite. The separation of the salad selections is a little odd though.
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distroyinmasses
Points +20
Not so go.More Slow Falafel overpriced and bland.. - Edit
Wish I could give 1 cow!
Read moreTook over ten minutes for my food and paid £4.50 for a disappointing tasting falafel wrap. Their chilli sauce is pathetic.
Go to Safad's round the corner.
Best Falafel in the world.
£3 and you get more besting tasting falafel.
Better selection of toppings also.
And OLIVES!
http://www.yell.com/biz/safad-manchester-5782275/
Pros: Location
Cons: Exspensive, Tastes Bland, Slow staff
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bebe
Points +38
Alright - Edit
Nice falafel,salads so lala.Not the most inviting place.But grateful to find something vegan in Manchester.
Read moreCons: No seating
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JB23
Points +63
Disappointing... - Edit
All of my vegan friends rate this place - why? I was disappointed the first time, but tried it again a few months later. Yes, you get fresh falafel and its 100% vegan, but why the odd range of salads (potato/lettuce/raw onion) to go with a perfectly decent wrap?
Read moreIf you want the Middle Eastern salad (olives, tabbouleh, pickles) you have to pay extra. No, no, no!
Won't be going again.
Pros: Vegan, City Centre, Low cost
Cons: Paying extra for the basics, No seating
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Stevie
Points +11765
Go Falafel, Manchester Piccadilly - Edit
I've just eaten here. Simple, tasty and inexpensive food to take away. The set up looks quite similar to Maoz Falafel but there's no self serve element.
Read morePros: All vegan, Inexpensive, Tasty
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MichaelM
Points +20
Yum! - Edit
I visited twice when I was in Manchester on 11/08/13
Read moreThis is like a vegan/falafel version of your standard fish & chip place. You walk in, get your yummy falafel based food and/or smoothie, walk out and eat.
The food was lovely, the price was good, and the staff were very friendly.
I also leaned that when pronouncing falafel the stress goes on the "la" so it sounds like there's a "laugh" in there ^_^
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