I tried The Mexican falafel wrap and it was fantastic. Friendly service and relaxed atmosphere. I'll be returning to try more. Highly recommended.
Michelle Burgess
I ordered the special, deep fried nachos. The description didn't do justice to what was actually served. I am sure that people who have enjoyed nachos would not be expecting a congealed hot mess! Guacamole and salsa tasted like they were from a random jar. The execution of the nacho chips left a lot to be desired, unless you do expect to be served this congealed blob with no crunch. I asked why they were cooked this way and they said that they have no oven,,,,?This made me wonder why it was special.
Kim Bowman
FINALLY got around to trying this place whilst out xmas shopping (don't judge) with Mum today.The whole menu being vegan made it super easy to manage my egg intolerance, and there was choice! We both went for Moorish Wraps, cheap, hella tasty and surprisingly quite chunky! We will absolutely be back ❤️
Mesha Zakharov
Unfortunately Moorish has gone downhill a lot from years ago.They used to serve their falafel in pitas, now they serve them in wraps. I found the wrap to be very starchy and not nearly as enjoyable as the pitas they used to serve. Bits of wrap kept getting stuck in my teeth. Tasted like a cheap supermarket wrap.I understand they now serve vegan food only however their Greek no longer has the punch it used to have with real feta. The vegan substitute just doesn't add the same level of flavour that the real feta used to.For those reasons a once 5/5 falafel has now been downgraded to a 3/5. Quite a shame.
AliceR2684
We visited Moorish on Park Lane today for a quick coffee stop. The coffees were very good. My husband also had a vegan sausage sandwich, which was prepared on scrumptious fresh thick bread. We sat in the courtyard garden and watched the world go by in the morning sun. I throughly recommend visiting. In fact, I can’t believe it wasn’t busier.
Jon A
Spotted Moorish as we walked down the lovely Lower Goat Lane, we were looking for a vegan lunch and this seemed to fit the bill, so we ordered the Falafel wraps and sat outside. The food when it arrived was really good and the service friendly and warm, we lingered for a while after finishing our lunch as it was such a nice spot to sit and people watch, I would highly recommend this quirky little establishment
Mark Burgess
That this place is always busy at lunchtime is a great sign of how good it is.One of my favourite lunch stops.Pizza by the slice ? The day I went there was chorizo which was divine ?Sausage rolls are excellentUS themed sandwiches and rolls tooGreat friendly staffTakeaway or some seating outside in Bridewell AlleyHighly recommended
suffolkprincess
Delicious fresh wrap. Great value - less than £6 for a big soft flour wrap (white or brown), stuffed with hummus, falafel, slaw and sauce. Really enjoyed.
George Colwell
Always smells great but the food is really underwhelming. Meat substitutes taste artificial and falafel quite dry. Drinks are nice though but it all feels a bit overpriced. I understand we're in a cost of living crisis however so this is more understandable. That said, for me, the price doesn't match the quality.
A2895AWcatherineh
Amazing food! We come here very year when we’re on holiday. Very tasty food and the homemade lemonade very good too. Prices very reasonable, staff friendly and helpful, well worth a visit.
I had a falafel wrap, value for money is great. It's nice to find somewhere that packs their wrap full. Tasty and fresh, will definitely be back to try more(I would say be careful for the olives though as I had one with a pip in still, which wasn't the best surprise)Vegetarian options: Falafel ?Kid-friendliness: Staff are polite and helpfulWheelchair accessibility: A small place that you can probably ask for help from the entrance
Joshua Mangham
Easily the best value for money food vendor in the centre of Norwich: Moorish surely sells the best falafel in the city - not only are meals such as ‘The Greek’ delicious, with wraps packed full of fresh, healthy ingredients- but they are also b generously portioned, especially when the low price is taken into account. Staff are also v friendly. This is a gem of Norwich.
Katherine P
Fantastic lunch delicious, especially the fried aubergine with baba ganoush, the kombucha was amazing too. I’d definitely go again, quick service and not expensive
Matt Cornforth
Brilliant falafel burger and great chai latte, friendly service
Zoe Whelan
I love this place, I always find you get a good amount of food for your money and it is always delicious. Falafel can sometimes be very dry but I find these people have never failed to cook it to perfection
I tried The Mexican falafel wrap and it was fantastic. Friendly service and relaxed atmosphere. I'll be returning to try more. Highly recommended.
I ordered the special, deep fried nachos. The description didn't do justice to what was actually served. I am sure that people who have enjoyed nachos would not be expecting a congealed hot mess! Guacamole and salsa tasted like they were from a random jar. The execution of the nacho chips left a lot to be desired, unless you do expect to be served this congealed blob with no crunch. I asked why they were cooked this way and they said that they have no oven,,,,?This made me wonder why it was special.
FINALLY got around to trying this place whilst out xmas shopping (don't judge) with Mum today.The whole menu being vegan made it super easy to manage my egg intolerance, and there was choice! We both went for Moorish Wraps, cheap, hella tasty and surprisingly quite chunky! We will absolutely be back ❤️
Unfortunately Moorish has gone downhill a lot from years ago.They used to serve their falafel in pitas, now they serve them in wraps. I found the wrap to be very starchy and not nearly as enjoyable as the pitas they used to serve. Bits of wrap kept getting stuck in my teeth. Tasted like a cheap supermarket wrap.I understand they now serve vegan food only however their Greek no longer has the punch it used to have with real feta. The vegan substitute just doesn't add the same level of flavour that the real feta used to.For those reasons a once 5/5 falafel has now been downgraded to a 3/5. Quite a shame.
We visited Moorish on Park Lane today for a quick coffee stop. The coffees were very good. My husband also had a vegan sausage sandwich, which was prepared on scrumptious fresh thick bread. We sat in the courtyard garden and watched the world go by in the morning sun. I throughly recommend visiting. In fact, I can’t believe it wasn’t busier.
Spotted Moorish as we walked down the lovely Lower Goat Lane, we were looking for a vegan lunch and this seemed to fit the bill, so we ordered the Falafel wraps and sat outside. The food when it arrived was really good and the service friendly and warm, we lingered for a while after finishing our lunch as it was such a nice spot to sit and people watch, I would highly recommend this quirky little establishment
That this place is always busy at lunchtime is a great sign of how good it is.One of my favourite lunch stops.Pizza by the slice ? The day I went there was chorizo which was divine ?Sausage rolls are excellentUS themed sandwiches and rolls tooGreat friendly staffTakeaway or some seating outside in Bridewell AlleyHighly recommended
Delicious fresh wrap. Great value - less than £6 for a big soft flour wrap (white or brown), stuffed with hummus, falafel, slaw and sauce. Really enjoyed.
Always smells great but the food is really underwhelming. Meat substitutes taste artificial and falafel quite dry. Drinks are nice though but it all feels a bit overpriced. I understand we're in a cost of living crisis however so this is more understandable. That said, for me, the price doesn't match the quality.
Amazing food! We come here very year when we’re on holiday. Very tasty food and the homemade lemonade very good too. Prices very reasonable, staff friendly and helpful, well worth a visit.
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I had a falafel wrap, value for money is great. It's nice to find somewhere that packs their wrap full. Tasty and fresh, will definitely be back to try more(I would say be careful for the olives though as I had one with a pip in still, which wasn't the best surprise)Vegetarian options: Falafel ?Kid-friendliness: Staff are polite and helpfulWheelchair accessibility: A small place that you can probably ask for help from the entrance
Easily the best value for money food vendor in the centre of Norwich: Moorish surely sells the best falafel in the city - not only are meals such as ‘The Greek’ delicious, with wraps packed full of fresh, healthy ingredients- but they are also b generously portioned, especially when the low price is taken into account. Staff are also v friendly. This is a gem of Norwich.
Fantastic lunch delicious, especially the fried aubergine with baba ganoush, the kombucha was amazing too. I’d definitely go again, quick service and not expensive
Brilliant falafel burger and great chai latte, friendly service
I love this place, I always find you get a good amount of food for your money and it is always delicious. Falafel can sometimes be very dry but I find these people have never failed to cook it to perfection