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Kabob House
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Ratings and Reviews for Kabob House
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Apr 18 2012
stephanie b. via Yelp
VERY kind and attentive staff. Best hummus I've ever had!read more
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Apr 13 2012
Mike R. via Yelp
Love their Gyro plate - good deal for lunch special, the garlic mayo and special sauce add flavor to the dish and I come here whenever I crave Greek food....read more
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Apr 02 2012
Jennifer R. via Yelp
Omg I about made love to my lunch!!!! Galic ckn pita. I need more!!!!!!read more
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Nov 02 2008
via Citysearch
If its grilled and its stabbed with a stick, the Kabob House is where it is AT! Owners are the nicest people in town and the food ...read more
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Feb 10 2007
crystine via Citysearch
the pitas are great for the lighter side of eating, the Beef Kabobs are great! the Greek Salad it fantastic, but the service at th...read more
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Aug 02 2006
yumyumdoowaa via Citysearch
I am a regular at the Kabob House. Don't get it confused with the Famous Kabob which is also on Fulton. The Kabob House has this...read more
The Scene
You can't cram legions into this little hole in the wall, but whitewashed walls and a mural of a Greek village stave off the feeling of claustrophobia. Violinist Tony Panagos woos weekend diners with wicked renditions of Greek and American love songs. The service can be a bit slow, so the live entertainment helps pass the time.
The Food
You'll find all your Greek favorites here: moussaka (Greek casserole), shish kabob, gyros, hummus, spanakopita (phyllo dough filled with spinach and feta), and tzatziki (cucumber, garlic yogurt dip).
What to Order
The marinated chicken pita filled with lettuce, tomato and tender meat dressed in tzatziki sauce is lip-smacking good. It takes an iron will not to lick the sauce from your fingertips. We also loved the savory beef shish kabob, which comes with something simply called ''house sauce'' that tastes like a successful science experiment involving Worcestershire and barbecue sauces.