Just Falafs (which is much funnier in a British accent) is a great place to grab a quick bite in downtown London.

I found it because it's listed in Time Out’s cheap eats guide. I'm glad I did, because it’s possibly the tastiest lunch I’ve eaten in Soho. Really delicious falafel. I've stopped in many times since.

There are a couple of bench tables and counters with stools. A wrapped falafal is a simple take-away bite, though, if it's full up (which is very likely during a weekday lunch break).

When I was there last summer they were celebrating their newly-obtained liquor license by giving away a free beer with every eat-in falafel wrap they sold. How can you beat that? I can't promise that sort of deal now, but I can promise several choices of tasty vegetarian falafal and sauces, in two different sizes.

It furthers my theory that Wardour Street contains everything I'll ever need.

Set in the heart of Covent Garden this gem of a little place serves the greatest falafels ever.Falafels are seriously healthy and are usually made from crushed chick-peas or broadbean paste. I like both combinations and they delicious served piping hot with some grated carrotts,cucumber smothered in a piquant garlic sauce.

This place makes the best falafel in town. If you are a fan of this mediterranean dish, get yourself to this branch in Wardour St or their other branch in Covent Garden. Various different kinds of falafel are on offer- ranging from yogi bear to car beet sale! Plus you can make your own falafel with various different ingredients. The great falafel makes up for what I have found to be poor and slow service. I still keep going back and recommending it to others, so the service can't be too bad!