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    FelFel Mediterranean

    4.4 (1.2k reviews)
    ModerateMediterranean, Kebab
    Open 10:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Classy
    Outdoor seating

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    Shawarma Lamb Plate
    Joel P.

    Top notch food... consistency great food. I've eaten here many times. (I highly recommend.) They must know their food is good, because they're a bit of a pain in the a** to deal with. There is zero service. You just order from a kiosk. The kiosk is going to try and get you to tip. (I'm all about tipping for service.) (I don't tip self-service machines.) They used to give you bread with your $20.00 plate... they quit doing that. Bread is now $2.00 extra. (What else am I supposed to eat the hummus that comes on the plate with?)

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    Sarrut O.

    I only knew of this place because my company had them cater for our holiday party and it was so good, I had to go try them again. The building was on a corner, small from the outside but open and bright on the inside. Great vibe with the music and lighting. Very casual set up. There's 4 kiosks you can order from. Once you order, it prints your receipt and you take a seat. Not long after, your name will be called to pick up your order and a staff will hand you all your items at the counter. Just like we remembered from the catering, the food was delicious and very flavorful. There was no grease, just hearty good meals. Oh and their pita was so tasty and fluffy, I can just eat that on its own all day. We got lamb sandwich combo, chicken shawarma plate with pita and drinks. We were beyond nourished, full and satisfied. The staff were super friendly. We tried to toss our garbage, but they took care of that for us. We'll be regulars here guaranteed.

    Erin S.

    I have enjoyed FelFel for 5+ years. It's quality mediterranean cuisine that beats the competition in terms of taste and quality. This was the first time I had gone inside to order and eat. You order at a touch screen kiosk, which is user friendly. I continually order the chicken shawarma sandwich - rotisserie chicken wrapped in a whole wheat shell. I upgrade the shell to a pita (+$1) and add tzatziki sauce (+$1). This is my go-to order, and I think it will always be because it is so tasty and unique to the dining scene in Metro Denver. Price points is a little bit on the higher side, but it is a treat when I do order from here. The dining area is super clean and comfy and the staff work quickly to make your meal and take good care of their customers. One recommendation I would have for FelFel is making it known to people BEFORE ordering what ingredients are used to cook/marinate their food in. Maybe a move of the sign that indicates the oil used from the exit to the ordering area would be more prominent for customers to notice.

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    Edie A.

    Tried FelFel for dinner on the rec of a friend. Orders are taken via a touchpad at a kiosk. I chose the platter and had food envy (mostly because of the price) after seeing my friend's order. Platters/bowls are more than double the cost of a sandwich. Food is plentiful and fresh. The hummus is creamy and pairs well with the fluffy pita. Unfortunately, I had eaten about a third of my meal when I noticed a sign on the wall over the exit that said they marinate their meats with avocado oil. Well, I am allergic to avocado. This was nowhere on the order menu or their website that I could see. So, sadly, dessert for me was Benadryl and stomach medication when I got home.

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    Tiana M.

    After a long, exhausting day, all I wanted was some comforting Mediterranean food. I'm not from this area, so I took a chance on Felfel Mediterranean after finding it online and I am so so so glad I did. The moment I walked in, I was greeted by the owner himself, and I don't say this lightly: he is one of the kindest, most genuine people I've ever come across. He spoke to me like I was a regular, not a first time visitor, and there was such a warm, welcoming energy that instantly made me feel at home .something so rare to find when you're new to a city. & the food? Absolutely incredible. So fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. I also got the baklava & the juice & you can taste the pride in every bite. Between the hospitality and the quality of the meal, this place has officially become my new go to spot in Denver. If you're anywhere near here and craving Mediterranean food made by people who truly care, don't even think twice .this is the place.

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    Good service, good food. One of my favorite restaurants in the Denver tech center. Always feel good after eating here

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    8 years ago

    Fel Fel has delicious food. Good Service and clean bright decor make this restaurant one of my favorites.

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    Everything is so great tasty food I had is my favorite place to go to have Lunch or dinner at FulFel Mediterranean place

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    Was good Arabic food and fast delivery. I will order again in future because it worth it. Nice customer service

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    Bad stuff and service. Long waiting time. Extra charges

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    This place is definitely overhyped. Here is how my takeaway experience today went…read more Upon entering, I was warmly greeted by one of the young men upfront. The restaurant inside was quite clean and well-maintained. I liked the simplicity in the dining interior. This was a nice start. And yet.... The menu - Quite small and limited. The laminated menus were at the register so I glanced at it. As I didn't see much on one side, I flipped it to see if there was anything on the back. There was nothing. I first thought that I would order a few things from the appetizer section but it didn't seem like it would be the most economical way so I turned my attention to the "The Real Deal": entree section. And oh boy, everything is/was so expensive unless you would order as a pita. For instance, the Shawarma Chicken is $21 as a pita, $25 as a baguette and $32 as a plate; the Ribeye Skewers is $34 as a pita, $37 as a baguette and whopping $42 as a plate. What?? Seriously?? After seeing these insanely high prices, I had no choice but to go with one of the cheapest items: Sabich (plate). I had no clue what Sabich was so I asked the young guy what that came with. And he said it's eggplant and eggs. Okay, sounds good I thought. I am a plate person so I went with that and it is/was $26. I'm not trying to be stingy here and yet after tax and tip, the total was $35. This is like ordering a good-portioned plate with some meat in it. At that point, I sure was crossing my fingers for the quality to be excellent or at least good. Sabich wasn't bad. It's a vegetarians plate where well-seasoned carrots, purple cabbage, eggplant and (hard-boiled) eggs (2) were placed in a round container. It came with a deliciously dense pita bread and oh my lord, French fries!! I have seen it where one of the accompaniments in a Middle Eastern or Mediterranean plate were French fries at least a few times in the past and this is a big no no or turn off for me. Why French fries?? Can they not put tabbouleh or hummus or something more closely associated with the very cuisine?? Or am I being picky or snobby here? As soon as I got to my car, I immediately started digging into the food (I had a yoga class to attend so hence the late lunch in my car.) Sabich is/was "okay" at its best. As I have already stated, the pita bread was delicious. Also, the two sauces that came with the dish were quite decent (I especially liked the yellow one) but other than that, this wasn't a dish I could rave about it. And the portion size wasn't that generous either. And I paid $35 for all of this? I feel like I wasted my money on something that was simply and painfully overpriced. Ugh.... I don't think I will return to this establishment. The only reason why I am giving this place a 3-star review is because of the pleasant young man upfront. His warm smile and meaningful "thank you" when he handed me my food were the only memorable things I could think of.

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    FelFel Mediterranean - mediterranean - Updated September 2026

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