Moshe’s Falafel Serves Up Lunch in NYC

There’s falafel aplenty on the street carts of midtown Manhattan; and in our opinion, most of it is mediocre: dessicated spheres low on flavor. Moshe’s Falafel, which sets up shop each day at the southeast corner of 46th Street and 6th Avenue, answers to a higher calling. Here the falafel are wickedly crunchy with moist centers that are radiant with the soft, earthy goodness of mashed chickpeas.

What to eat at Moshe’s Falafel in NYC, NY

You can buy just plain falafel, but the way we like them is in a sandwich: four hefty balls piled into a folded flatbread, gilded with tahini, lettuce, tomato, and pickle.

Moshe’s is open for business only Monday through Friday, at lunchtime.