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July 15 - 22, 1999

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Sepal

Falafel for all

by Devra First

NOSHING & SIPPING
The chefs at Sepal use only all-natural ingredients in their food, avoiding sugar and dairy products whenever possible. Their health-conscious spin on falafel is made of chickpeas, fresh vegetables, and herbs, and is available in a baked, completely oil-free version. Miraculously, the patties taste just as delicious as their deep-fried counterparts. For those who are tired of the [Sepal] classic tahini-laced falafel sandwich ($4.25), Sepal offers a zesty alternative: the "shepherd's falafel sandwich" ($4.75), in which the falafel is smothered in a tangy, oniony tomato salad, then topped off with a mysterious "special dressing." But that's okay -- you don't need to know what's in it. At Sepal, it's bound to be good for you.

Sepal, located at 555 Mount Auburn Street, in Watertown, and 117 Broadway, in Arlington, is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call (617) 924-5753.


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