About our rating systemInspired by the falafel shops of Holland, the owners opened their own D.C. version in 2004. The shop does a steady business all day among people who just love the toasted pita sandwiches, which come stuffed with fried balls of mashed chickpeas or chicken shawarma and topped with as many garnishes as you want, from pickled turnips to hummus. The shop stays open late, closing around 4 am on weekends. There are a couple small tables where you can dine in or on the patio, but most customers carry out.
Washington, D.C.› Restaurant
Amsterdam Falafelshop
2425 18th St. NW (at Belmont Rd.)
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Adams Morgan
Hours
Sun–Mon 11am–midnight; Tues–Thurs 11am–2:30am; Fri–Sat 11am–4am
Transportation
Metro: Woodley Park–Zoo, with a walk, or take the DC Circulator
Phone
202/234-1969
Prices
Sandwiches $7.50–$10; Dutch fries $4–$5
Cuisine Type
Middle Eastern/Dutch
Web site
Amsterdam Falafelshop
Other
Reservations not accepted. Takeout and outdoor dining available.
Neighborhood
Adams Morgan
Hours
Sun–Mon 11am–midnight; Tues–Thurs 11am–2:30am; Fri–Sat 11am–4am
Transportation
Metro: Woodley Park–Zoo, with a walk, or take the DC Circulator
Phone
202/234-1969
Prices
Sandwiches $7.50–$10; Dutch fries $4–$5
Cuisine Type
Middle Eastern/Dutch
Web site
Amsterdam Falafelshop
Other
Reservations not accepted. Takeout and outdoor dining available.
Map
2425 18th St. NW Washington, D.C.Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
