Vegan Avocado Burrito

Firstly, I feel like the world’s worst food blogger right now. I could’ve sworn that place with the great falafels was called the Blue Moon Cafe, but when I looked it up I found out that was the name of an Asian fusion restaurant all the way on the other side of town. So right now, I really have no idea what this place is called, I just know that it’s somewhere on Haight street, where all the hipsters and people with bad fashion like to hang out (it’s actually less than a block from Coffee to the People).

Anyway, I have nothing but good things to say about this nameless place. I’d heard about falafels for a long time, but honestly, I didn’t know anyone who was into Mediterranean food so I had never eaten one. That certainly changed with a band. Not only was this avocado, rice, burrito, falafel thing the first of its kind that I had ever eaten, but it was delicious. Even though the hummus was much to spicy and just about killed me before I realized I shouldn’t put more on my falafel, it was great.

Like Coffee to the People, I was lucky enough to return a second time to get a falafel for the plane. For about 8 bucks you can get a foot long, foot around falafel that stuffs even me, with my ability to enhale an entire 14″ pizza without much concern for my health. Definitely worthwhile. I wonder if you can get half orders but even if you can’t I think it’s totally worth it since the falafels keep well and you can just toss the second half in the fridge for another time.

Anyway, if I can remember what it’s called I swear I’ll update the post!

EDIT: Thanks to Sharon for jogging my memory on the name of the place!

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