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WASBAR

Falafel Pita, Vegan Bowls

Top tips

Ask about: animal ingredients Ask about: mislabelled dishes Ask about: cross-contamination Ask about: uncertain ingredients

You can do laundry upstairs while eating, a useful stop for travelers with clothes to wash.
Good to know: Ask staff to confirm the bread ingredients before ordering: reviews report honey in sourdough pita and milk in bagels.

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The Fal-a-fete falafel bowl or pita is a popular vegan choice; reviewers liked the oven-baked falafel and sweet potato fries.
Good to know: Check the cauliflower carefully and alert staff to any stray meat; one reviewer found bacon mixed into a serving.
Allow extra time during busy periods; reviewers describe waits for food and service.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention falafel, fal-a-fete bowl and waffle fries.

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Also soup and spicy soup.

Good for

The vibe: families

Praised for good value, friendly service and lively atmosphere.

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Also praised for generous portions and beautiful interior.

Good to know

Outdoor seating
Breakfast, lunch, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

Barouche, now listed as WASBAR, pairs quick café-style meals with a laundromat upstairs, where guests can eat while washing clothes. Falafel pitas and bowls are recurring vegan picks, though reviews flag uncertainty about pita and bagel ingredients, and the Ghent branch has drawn complaints about cleanliness and slow service at busy times.