My wife and I popped in to Top Falafel in between seeing some movies at the theater nearby. The food was tasty and came out quickly. The room is small and tucked out of the way, but definitely a good little place for a kabob plate.

Everything is freshly made. Their stuffed grape leaves are also made on the premises. However, be aware that this is a "hole in the wall" sort of restaurant that is quite hard to find if you don't know where to look. It has a few interior and exterior tables, but seems more of a take out place. Top Falafel is well-hidden behind a Burger King (and next to a Numero Uno) down a si...