Tried this place out on my lunch break this week - I had the falafel wrap for $7. The falafel itself was pretty good, but slightly overcooked. My main issue was the staleness of the pita bread. At first it seemed fresh and soft, but as soon as you lifted it with everything inside, it cracked and split down the middle, spilling all the falafel and toppings back into the take out container. Better quality, or fresh homemade, pita would definitely elevate this place to a solid 4 stars. The tzatziki was passable, but a little on the bland side.
Overall: a decent to-go sandwich that's maybe more accurately valued at around $4.99 than $7, and VERY friendly service from the family that runs the place. I'll probably go there again, and try the gyros, and maybe even give the falafel a 2nd chance.
I've had better, but I've also had a lot worse...so 3 stars is about right.