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Very good service. The Esau soup was the second best Middle Eastern lentil soup I've ever had and the restaurant that had the best doesn't exist anymore. The falafel sandwich comes with coleslaw and sweet potato fries in the sandwich. I like traditional Egyptian falafel sandwiches so I asked for no coleslaw or fries. The sandwich was very good except for the tahini sauce. For some reason... View all feedback.
What Marianna Collins doesn't like about Laffa:
So the food sucks and takes way to long to get. I hate to say this about a non corporate place downtown but the truth hurts. I waited forever outside for a cold chicken wrap that was over $10 and was thrown in the trash. View all feedback.
Overall: 3/5 Entrees: 4/5 My husband and I talked about this for a long time. Laffa would be a fantastic lunch or quick dinner before going to a concert....
Friday night dinner, out of 2 out of 5 meat entrees...very disappointing. Thoughts? It's a good concept with regional cuisine, and a different set of...
I wish I could give this place 15 stars! Laffa is our absolute favorite restaurant in Tulsa and we make a stop every time we're in town! Everything is SO...
A number of participants can be veganized and are marked clearly on the menu. we tried the veganized bentobox and the khadu. the bento includes falafel balls, hummus, Israeli salate and fresh pita. the khadu is a tasteful and slightly spicy creamy stew with squash, kartoffels and rice. The vegan version is made with cocosnus cream, served with fluffy rice portions are quite large but on the expensive side.
We are world traveling and this restaurant is characterized by its delicious food, wonderful service and good fun bathroom. never believed that we find it in tulsa (our own prejudice)
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