Good place to get falafels in the Raval. Aptly named Soho, this place boasts Bohemian style and casual food.

Entrance:

Soho has two openings to their store. You enter to the left if you want to sit down for a meal or you can pick up a quick falafel or shawarma pita sandwich to the right.

2nd Floor:

When you enter, you have to take off your shoes! Then you can go upstairs and comfortably (or uncomfortably, if you don’t like to) sit on pillows and cushions scattered on the floor. Very colorful.

For lunch, you can order the Menu del Día €7 (drinks not included) and choose between falafels, shawarma, or a combination of both.

Falafels and falafels (Hungry Chicken chose the all vegetarian option!)

Dense nutty crunchy falafels, very slightly spicy, and topped with lots of creamy Tahini sauce. Served with a bit of shredded lettuce, tomatoes, and a small scoop of yummy chunky garlicy hummus.

A basketful of pita bread.

Paper thin pita. A bit tough.

More shots of the relaxed interior:


The other room on the second floor, above the takeout counter.

Both rooms are balcony-like, with an open view of the street. Nice place to lounge around with friends.

total+tax= €17 (lunch for 2)

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