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Fantastic falafel great quesadillas and a wonderful curry on a Friday my husband's favourite and he can't get enough of Lucy's Himalayan blend tea. Love you both lots, keep it up we all love your food Tom and your tea Lucy is amazing xxx forgot to mention the pakoras Tom oh my god give me some more

Spur of the moment we dropped in looking for a bite to eat. Met with a very warm welcome from the Chef who whipped up a delicious fresh vegan falafel. Seating inside is limited but there are plenty of places to sit and eat in the town. The menu changes weekly so it’s worth checking their Facebook pa

We stumbled upon this place during Hay Festival and it was perfect. One dish done superbly (with gluten free and vegan options). Generous falafel, halloumi, salad and bread.

AMAZING! Tastiest food you'll find anywhere in the region. Incredibly well put together flavours, wonderful range of fresh salad and lovely service/atmosphere. Very accomodating with smaller portions for children. We loved it.

Passed by on the ‘Mexican’ day and was hit by the smell as we went past. Superb food. Very happy to see locals in the queue in front of us, locals always know the best value. The photo doesn’t do it justice, really great flavours!

I had a potato and chickpea curry from here. It was very good! Highly Recommend!

Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday, waited a few minutes to be served and got chatting to the people running it. Felt very friendly and part of a community. The food was quick and delicious and has inspired me to get back into middle eastern cuisine. An excellent blend of tastes and a wrap to option

Exquisite falafel and pickled goods, cool tunes and boss man behind the counter. X

Amazing food. Incredible halloumi, falafel and salad.

Tom the owner is a charm. The food he produces is absolutely stunning. Colourful, vibrant and gets your taste buds screaming for more. It goes to show, simple food done well produces eagerly returning customers. It's a shame other food places in Hay, like the chippy, can't even cook a chip right. To