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Mamoun's Falafel

Family-owned falafel shop on MacDougal Street since 1971, open late every night, with halal meat and vegan falafel.

119 MacDougal St, New York, NY 10012 · New York, NY

About Mamoun's Falafel

Mamoun's Falafel has served falafel on MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village since 1971, and the family still owns it. It calls itself the oldest falafel restaurant in New York. The menu covers falafel, shawarma and hummus in pitas and on plates. All meat is certified halal, and the falafel, hummus and several sides are vegan and gluten free. It stays open past midnight every night, until 4 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

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