Falafel Freiha is described as a small, family-run spot in Laval that delivers exceptionally good, affordable falafel and a range of Lebanese dishes such as semolina cake, stuffed grape leaves with ground meat and rice, and kebbé, with most patrons choosing takeout but noting that a few tables are available for dine-in. Reviewers consistently rate the falafels as crispy on the outside and tender inside, heaped into pitas with the house tarator sauce, tomatoes, and other toppings, and many call it the best falafel in Quebec. The atmosphere is simple and unpretentious, with friendly owners who make an effort to welcome guests, though there are mentions of uneven service at times. The decoration includes newspaper clippings, and professional recommendations from Tastet praise the restaurant for some of the best falafels in the province. Food quality is highlighted as fresh and flavorful, with authentic falafel and other homemade dishes, and the overall experience is framed as a family-friendly, reliable choice for a healthy, satisfying snack or meal. Overall, Falafel Freiha is seen as a standout for falafel lovers, earning strong recommendations for authenticity, value, and consistency.
The most traditional falacer so far in Montreal. Go there to have falafel, at its best Lebanese version. Do not expect the best & 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 & history, their pride in their falafel.
I don't know what's the deal with the hot peppers but it seems like the women doesn't like to give it to people lol. My husband & I try to avoid the place because of the owners. Whats interesting if you pay attention, the lady is especially rude to women in general. When it comes to man, its different. We tried the experience with my husband & we laugh at this. When im there, she is rude to both of us but when my husband is by himself she seems fine & start conversations with him lol. & avoid to eat there. You're going to regret it lol
Best falafel I have ever tried & it's the same falafel evey time,no surprises. If you don't like falafel, you will love this one. Forger about getting a smile but who cares when the falafel is so good. I am there for the food only 😋 Cash only, enough parking spaces, worth the drive.
A true Lebanese falafel, this is the real falafel that I was searching for. the smell the spices ,& the tahini (Tarator). they have the best taste & blend affordable wrap [5$]. Much recommended.
