You can't beat the price here! The original falafel sandwich will still be my go-to along with the zaatar fries which I'm obsessed with (you get so much that it's easily shareable with a friend or two)

The fries and the chicken bowl were so good! The price and portion were also great! I will definitely go back and try more items on the menu!

I've been to all of the falafel Inc locations in the area and it never disappoints. My friend and I stopped here after spending the afternoon at planthouse. I always like to get the falafel sandwich with hummus and a side of fries. The fries are always so hot and made fresh which I love. I also like that there are a wide range of sauces to choose from and containers to put them in. My favorite is the white sauce. The restaurant was clean and the staff were cordial. My friend and I enjoyed our lunch and I'll definitely be back!

Came here while walking around old town, and I'm so glad I did! I got the falafel sandwich with hummus, and it is so fresh and delicious, and worth it for the price. Also tried the zaatar fries which were good too. Unfortunately, they do not provide cups of water. Not too much seating inside, but enough for around 8 patrons.

Heard about Falafel Inc since the Georgetown location was a US top 100 rated place in Yelp for 2023. I stopped by for take out lunch, the inside is small with seating for 6 or so. The food is great and you can order ahead to pick up quickly. The star of the meal was the Zaatar fries. Regular fries but with Zaatar seasoning is delicious. We had dipping sauces, but none were as tasty as just the fries themselves. Fries were nice and crisp when just picked up, and if you takeout they can be resurrected in a toaster easily. Chicken Shawarma can be in a bowl or a wrap, and we got both. The wrap is long and thin and browned by a panini press, while the bowl has chicken over shredded lettuce , tomatoes, and rice. Seasoning on chicken was very good, and they also had a white sauce mixed in for lubrication. I personally liked the wrap, easier to hold in a hand and eat, warm all the way through, and reminds me of an excellent shawarma from a trip to Russia in the past. The bowl was solid as well, slightly more vegetables so maybe slightly healthier. The falafel sandwich was a stuffed pita with four falafel with a cucumber tomato mixture. Great wrap, but smaller than the shawarma and was not completely filling on its own. Sauces were in point. Six options and you can select which you want. A clear sign above showing each sauce. The garlic sauce and Habibi (house sauce) were both enjoyable. The Invisible sauce had some light jalapeno heat, but didn't quite pair with any of our items. I'm also a bit confused about how the White sauce is different from the Garlic or Mazbout (tahini) sauces. The white sauce was a muted flavor, so I suggest treating it like a lower viscosity Mayo.

Pros: *Ordered falafel sandwich (falafel, lettuce, red cabbage, pali salad, tatbili, tahini + red sauce in pita). Food tasted fresh + filing. *Very affordable menu pricing - $5 falafel sandwiches + $6 falafel bowls. *Large portions - impressed by size + weight of sandwich - solid value. Cons: *Falafel had soft outside + dry inside - wasn't a huge fan. Prefer a 'deep fried texture' - a crispy exterior/ moist, chewy vegetable interior would be better. *No 'real' meat on the menu - the closest thing is vegan shawarma meat. *To my knowledge, you can't order dipping sauces IN your sandwich - instead you have to fill up dipping sauces in containers at self-serve sauce station. Overall: Fast-casual falafel spot w/healthy ingredients + low prices. Was not blown away by the falafel, but they do a lot of other things right - pricing, portions, quality, service - to warrant a return visit. Definitely open to giving the falafel another shot + also trying other items on the menu.

I've been traveling to Georgetown for these tasty, cheap falafels for years (especially back when they cost $3) and love that I'm also supporting refugees with each delicious purchase. Thankfully, I stumbled upon this new location before I went out there again. Yay! Like the Georgetown location, it is pretty small and cramped, more of a carryout place, though there is a waiting bench and high table if you need to stand and eat. Thankfully, falafel is well suited to the carry-out lifestyle, though like in Georgetown, they have a couple of tables out on the street. Be aware that it's in a high pedestrian and street traffic area, so it might be a better idea to walk to a park or something and eat there. I taste tested a falafel just to be sure, and they taste and look just like I expected. Fresh lettuce and finely chopped vegetables, abundant white sauce and just enough peppery habibi sauce to give it a wow factor. I think falafels need a little bit of heat to make them great, as well as moisture, as the bean balls can be dry inside. While I have been spoiled by Amsterdam Falafelshop on fried eggplant, baba ganoush, and pickled veggies, Falafel Inc's falafels are overall a very satisfying clean and lighter bite. Basically, they don't need anything else. I also am accustomed to a chilled Vimto with my falafel, and I can have that here. Great choice of restaurant to splurge responsibly on a Ramadan night. While the falafel is now $5, it is still a great deal, for a great cause. So happy they're here!