Shish Falafel
3350 W 16th St, Indianapolis, IN, 46222
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Address :
3350 W 16th St
Indianapolis, IN, 46222 - Phone (317) 280-7262
- Website https://www.shishfalafel.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:00 am - 10
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Mike M.
Not only authentic food but great deals as well. 3 gyros for $10, awsome ! Grape leaf rolls, Greek salad, hummus with olives, YUM ! Only wish they would keep up the appearance a little. Maybe mow your lawn and weed. Just a thought. Would hate to see you go away because of something as simple as that. But that Does matter and will keep people from stopping in and experiencing your awsome food!
(4)Fern B.
Food is great! Chicken Shawarma is amazing!
(5)Mustafa A.
The restaurant is not bad at all, the tables were clean and the chairs were too. The food quality needs to be stepped up, the shawerma was full of onions and other ingredients which made it doesn't taste like shawerma. They need to work on the menu little bit more especially prices, because as a consumer I'd rather go to other places and spend the same amount of money to get a better quality food items. The thing that I liked in the menu was the "hummus" and I like the fact that they give 2 pieces of pita bread with it which is perfect.
(2)Stephanie J.
Pretty solid place! I got the shish falafel platter so I could try many things and it was a ton of food! I ended up saving half of the rice and some pieces of falafel. The rice was probably my favorite out of the platter but everything was good! Only complaint was the falafel was a bit dry. I also got some baklava which was incredible!
(4)Sara W.
I go through this neighborhood at least every two weeks and noticed a couple weeks ago that a falafel place was going to be opening here soon. Today I saw that it was indeed open and having its grand opening so my dad and I stopped in to give it a try for dinner. We both had the falafel sandwich, which was excellent! The pickles on it were a nice touch and made this slightly different than other falafel I have had. But I DO love me some pickles! =) The sandwich was huge, wrapped in a nifty paper bag/pocket which made for easy eating, only cost $4.99 and was pretty filling. They also have a combo and a platter, which were tempting, for not much more money. I would definitely consider trying one of those when I have a bigger appetite or want food to take home. I am glad to see this place for several reasons. I am currently staying in Speedway and it's close by. It's a great place for vegans, such as myself! My dad is an Orthodox Christian and actually attends church across the street from here. I think Shish Falafel would be a welcome opton for the members of that church, especially when they are abstaining from meat and dairy. I was super sad when Banura 1 Restaurant closed down. The falafel here is just as good as theirs was! I love falafel. It is honestly my favorite food! But there ARE some dry, flavorless ones out there. So I treaded with caution here at first, but was completely pleased with my food! I have also been under the weather and eating that was just what I needed and hit the spot! The restaurant isn't in the nicest of neighborhoods. It is near 16th and Tibbs which has been referred to as one of the most dangerous intersections in the city. I felt completely safe in the restaurant though and am glad to see something new move in. They seem to be doing a decent business so far and I think their menu would appeal to all sorts of people, even those who have never tried Mediterranean food. Other than falafel they have gyros, a burger, hot wings, tenders and fish. They even have fried okra and cheese fries. I thought the Swiss Philly Cheese Chicken sandwich sounded original. So there are plenty of options for everyone whether you like kebabs and grape leaves or onion rings and french fries. There is a very good selection, but not an overwhelming menu that doesn't make sense. There are also other items most definitely suitable for vegans and vegetarians, such as hummus, tabouleh, fatoush and lentil soup. I can't wait to try them all! It was also a plus for me that they offer bottled spring water, as I do not drink soda pop anymore and detest purified waters such as Dasani and Aquafina, which are common at other establishments. The lady behind the counter was extremely friendly, as were the two men working. She was very sweet and gave my dad two pieces of baklava on our way out. They were in little rolls and I have to say, the best I have ever tasted! Shish Falafel is in what used to be a Long John Silver's. It has not been totally revamped, but I do like what they have done with the place. The wall decor and lanterns are especially nice. It has the original booths, which may have seen better days, but would hardly keep me from eating here. I did find it interesting thinking that no one would make booths that size these days, as things are all made to accomodate much larger people now. It was a nice bit of nostalgia for me to be in an old booth like that. They seem like a very hard-working, kind family and I am glad to have been in their restaurant today. I am sure there may be a few tweaks here and there that could be made, but they just opened and probably need time to completely get into the swing of things. By that I mean an empty napkin dispenser on our table, etc. but they may have been JUST that busy today that they had not had the time to restock yet. Overall, a wonderful place! The food speaks for itself. You can bet your sweet falafel that I shall return! P. S. They also offer family trays/party platters! And I JUST noticed on my take-home menu that THEY DELIVER! Oh, man! I am going to have to utilize THAT service!!
(5)Mike M.
Never had schwarma and hummus together. So good. Staff very friendly.
(4)Elizabeth C.
So good. So unbelievably cheap. The hummus is just as good as what you get at an upscale place, but they're basically giving it away. The falafel was perfect in consistency and flavor. The salad was overdressed, but hey, who cares, right? I bought dinner for 3 for under 20 bucks... can't even do that at the drive thru.
(5)Alex Z.
Fantastic place to grab an authentic bite! Food was delicious, employees were delightful and patient, willing to explain each dish in excruciating detail when we requested. Highly worth the trek from the highway!
(5)Robert R.
I'm new to this area of town. I saw shish was just opening up and decided to give it a try. It was fantastic. I don't review restaurants unless I have been there multiple times because I feel a single dining experience isn't enough to condemn or praise an establishment. After multiple visits shish has yet to disappoint one bit.. This place is delicious, authentic, and extremely well priced. I got a large falafel sandwich for only 4.99. I've since tried the lamb shwarma only 6.99. If you jave never tried this type of food give it a go, if you have you will not be disappointed one bit. The staff is incredibly friendly. I plan on returning multiple times in the future.
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