Posts by AmsterdamFalafelshop
The Life of a Chickpea
The life of a chickpea in our shop. The chickpea is a majestic little nugget. It is compact, beautifully curved like a cute little butt, and it is able to be eaten in many many forms. Hummus, falafel, chickpea salad… those are just a few. Fresh chickpeas are used in salads (recipe here), eaten drizzled…
Read MoreEverything Falafel: One of the World’s Oldest Superfoods
If you love eating falafel, you would easily describe it as a delicious, filling, comfort food. For some, it is a flavor that transports them back to their childhood home, for others, it is a newly discovered flavor in their city- – but either way, falafel holds a special place in the hearts of millions…
Read MoreGQ says we’re one of the Best Places to Eat in DC!
We’ve loved GQ for decades, going WAAAAY back. And now they love us too! Check it out in this lovely little review! It tells you all about what the DC late-night scene holds, and you can wrap it up or start it with us!
Read More2017 Best Places to Eat in Adams Morgan
Ever wonder what to do in Adams Morgan? How to choose from all the amazing shops? Just take a gander through this article and see all the cool stuff, INCLUDING US! 🙂
Read MoreWashington Post: Best of DC 2016 – BEST LATE NIGHT EATS
BEST LATE NIGHT EATS Oily. Salty. Crunchy. Amsterdam Falafelshop achieves a late-night trifecta with well-executed chickpea fritters in the hull of every pita pocket. Combine those falafel balls with late-night judgment and a topping bar packed with crisp salads, pickled vegetables and Middle Eastern condiments and you’ve found a comfort for the walking inebriated. Golden…
Read MoreCulture Trip: 10 Delicious Dishes Under $15 – Nov 2016
While in Washington, D.C., delight your tastebuds without breaking the bank — casual eateries are the real gems here. Here are the best cheap dishes you must eat while in the District. Drunken falafel is the quintessential D.C. experience, but it’s also pretty delightful to eat while sober. The fast-casual joint welcomes hoards of locals…
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