Falafel Dream in Chicago, IL, offers delectable dining, takeaway, and delivery options. Falafel Dream is a Chicago institution known for its great Mediterranean cuisine, good service, and welcoming staff. Our Mediterranean restaurant is known for its innovative take on classic meals and commitment to using only the highest quality fresh ingredients.
Snug counter-serve outpost offering Middle Eastern cuisine such as kebabs, shawarma & falafel.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3950 N Harlem Ave, Chicago, IL 60634
Phone: (773) 625-0000
Website: https://falafeldreamilus.com/
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You can really taste the quality and consistency. The portions are generous, the staff is friendly, and the service is quick. If you’re craving real, flavorful Mediterranean food, Falafel Dream definitely delivers.
Highly recommend trying the kabab sandwich!
I could not help but admired the beauty of the assemblage of the individual components of the combo entrée upon opening the container. It really was expertly made using the freshest ingredients. The fries were wonderfully seasoned and crispy, the shawarma was excellent with a perfect amount of chicken, pickle, and garlic sauce in every bite. The chicken was juicy and aromatic with its marinade of different seasonings. The rice was beautifully cooked, fragrant, and just absolutely delectable. The kebabs were also tender and juicy and perfectly seasoned and the salads were nice and fresh with its crunchy bits of cucumber. This was a fantastic meal and for $30 you get quite a lot of bang for your buck. Thank you, Falafel Dream. I shall be returning. Cheers!
Will be back.
At first, I thought it must have been a mistake, so I called them and explained that my order was incomplete and asked them to send me back the money for the item I paid for but did not receive.
The first time, they told me to come back and pick up the other shawarma. I said, “Sir, I can’t. Please just send me my money.” He replied, “I will send it shortly.”
Three hours passed, and I called again. He said, “I’ll send it now.” A few more hours went by, and I politely said, “Sir, please return my money. It’s embarrassing to have to discuss this three times. The issue is only $10, something small like that, but in the end, it’s my money for a service I did not receive because of your negligence.”
At this point, I don’t even want the money anymore. You should be ashamed.
Highly recommended.