Falafel at Mizrahi on Clark
Hardly the best falafel I’ve ever had, but Mizrahi on Clark is as casual, confusing, and noisy as any place in Tel Aviv. Mizrahi on Clark 3037 N. Clark St.
Hardly the best falafel I’ve ever had, but Mizrahi on Clark is as casual, confusing, and noisy as any place in Tel Aviv. Mizrahi on Clark 3037 N. Clark St.
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