Kareem's Falafel

Kareem's Falafel is a casual Middle Eastern spot in Anaheim, with a price of $15 per person and a simple, unpretentious feel. The main reasons to go are the staples: falafel, Arabic breakfast, hummus, pita crisps. Expect a neighborhood, family-run atmosphere rather than a polished dining-room experience.

Falafel, breakfast, hummus, pita crisps are the point

The strongest reason to choose Kareem’s Falafel is its focus on familiar Middle Eastern staples. The signature dishes are falafel, Arabic breakfast, hummus, pita crisps, so a visit is best framed around those core items rather than around a formal or elaborate dining experience.

If you are deciding when to go, the hours make daytime and evening visits possible on most open days. Kareem’s Falafel is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Sunday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, closed Monday. The Arabic breakfast gives earlier visits a clear purpose, while falafel and hummus work as direct anchors.

The appeal is practical: casual dress, counter-service, Middle Eastern food, a price point of $15 per person. This is better framed as an easy Anaheim meal than as a destination built around décor or formal service.

Use it for a quick, affordable meal, not a polished night out

The experience is casual and simple, with the food doing more of the work than the room. Kareem’s Falafel is a better fit for an everyday Anaheim meal than for a dress-up occasion, a long formal dinner, or a setting where atmosphere matters more than the plate.

Planning is direct. Go when the listed hours match your schedule, keep expectations casual, center the order on falafel, Arabic breakfast, hummus, pita crisps. At $15 per person, the value case is part of the draw.

For broader planning, pair this with our full Anaheim restaurants guide if you are deciding where it fits into a day of eating, or use our full Anaheim hotels guide and our full Anaheim bars guide for the rest of the itinerary. If you want to compare options, keep the focus on other Anaheim dining generally, or use Kareem’s Falafel as the reference point for a casual Middle Eastern meal.