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Restaurants Guide › Middle Eastern
Alex’s Felafel & Shwarma
- 1921 Queen St. E. (at Woodbine) • View on map »
- 416-699-3377
Editorial Review
As a third-generation foodie, owner Alex Eskandar has cooking in his blood. From this family-run takeout spot near Woodbine Avenue, Eskandar dishes out homemade Lebanese and Mediterranean fare, such as lemon-lentil soup, shish taouk, fried cauliflower and kofta. But loyal locals and tourists alike also order shawarma and falafel dinners complete with tabbouleh, potato salad and hummus. Unlicensed. Mains $4–$8.25.
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