Pure Falafel — Restaurant in Delft

Very good falafel! We were visiting iDelft and were looking for a light brunch. When searching for a relatively healthy option, we ended up looking for falafel. That’s when we found Pure falafel.

The first thing you notice is how aesthetic and clean the restaurant is. That’s always a good sign. The second thing we noticed is the original menu. Besides regular falafel there are a range of modern takes on the classic dish. You can find an Egyptian version, a Greek version, an Indian version, Mexican and even American. We went with the original.

The price is very reasonable, especially if you’re used to Amsterdam prices. The falafel comes in a wrap, is freshly baked and delicious. The owner is super friendly and has an interesting story to tell.

Next time I’ll try a different take on the falafel. And there will be...

We had a Japanese and a Greek falafel, and they were absolutely delicious! Just as much as we liked the food, the owner was super friendly and took great care of us.

The Japanese falafel I ordered had a delicious, tangy flavor of ginger and wasabi -- but was not too spicy. The Greek one had a yogurt-based sauce that contrasted beautifully with the meat.

The atmosphere was quiet on a Sunday afternoon, which helped us relax -- as we were just coming into the city. The music was nice and, most importantly, not many places around were open -- so this...

This little restaurant has a cute take on falafel. You order it original or as a felafel with a twist from other national cuisines from Mexico, Italy, Egypt, etc. They come with different types of breads based on which cuisine you choose. For example the Italian one is on a Ciabatta.

The Egyptian one was wrapped in flatbread and included roughly chopped onions, olives, lettuce and tomatoes with runny tahini sauce.

Every city needs a good falafel go-to spit. In Delft, this is where you want to land. It is walking distance from the team 1/19 stop...