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Al Baik Kabob House

4.8 (135 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
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Best Gyro we found, great flavor, lots of Zatziki on top and fair price. Fries were also great, fresh and crunchy. We will definitely be back!

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Kaitlyn M.

My husband and I stopped here for a late lunch last week. I have heard so many great things and couldn't wait to try. I got the gyro platter with fries and my husband got the chicken kabobs with rice and Baba ghanoush so I could try that and the hummus :) The man behind the counter was very friendly and told us it would be about 10-15 minute wait. It was well worth it! Everything was so flavorful! The garlic dip that came on the side was so good we were dipping everything it. The Baba ghanoush was so Smokey and delicious. I don't know what it is about the French fries but they are the crunchiest best fries I have ever had. You can tell they cook them to order. Very generous portions but it was so good we finished all of it. I wish it was closer to me but I will definitely be making the drive to come back! By the time I got around to this review I have already been back It is my new pregnancy craving and if I lived closer I would be there every day!

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Kurt K.

Friendly staff. Warm dining area but clean. The food is the star, usually We had a chicken gyro sandwich and it was large and flavorful. The lamb gyro platter is a large portion as a wide variety. BUT IT IS NOT A SANDWICH. The spicy feta appetizer last time was good. So we tried the hummus. Flavor ok. But a bit runny. Maybe that is authentic but in my experience it wa a bit too runny. But the food is great. Check them out.

Platter comes with fries or rice. Delish
David T.

I love this place. Wish it were closer to home. Atmosphere is basic counter service, clean but nothing fancy. The service is super friendly. Where you take your order, you can see the grill/kitchen as they prepare your food. Food is outstanding and one of my favorites for Brevard county. As far as Middle Eastern/ Mediterranean food goes. I have tasted and highly recommend: beef and chicken kabobs, chickens shawarma or Kafka I forget which, gyro lamb, rice, fries, and baklava. They also have a small section of prepackaged Middle Eastern cookies and chilled yogurt drinks. Overall, whenever we're in the immediate vicinity, we make excuses to grab food here. Give it a try!

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Maria A.

Decided to try something new in Melbourne today that wasn't too expensive. Stopped at Al Baik Kabob House for some gyros and baklava (pistachio). Its a small restaurant in a shopping center. It doesn't look like much but in my opinion sometimes these are the best places to eat at. We are greeted kindly by two persons. The menu is on a screen next to the counter. Decently priced, they have baklava made by their mom. Delicious I might add Definitely worth checking out. Again, nothing fancy, small but home made feel.

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Michael M.

Stopped by the other day for lunch. I was warmly greeted by the staff and my order was taken promptly. I ordered a lamb kabob sandwich and a diet coke. After a short wait my meal was delivered to my table. It looked and smelled delicious. The tahini inside was especially flavorful and complimented the lamb greatly. The Flatbread was grilled so crispy which made every juicy bite a pleasure. I would highly suggest you try lunch or dinner here.

Chicken shawarma: tender chicken thigh cooked on the spit plus pickled cucumbers. Delicious and plentiful toum to dip.
Elise D.

4.5 Stars -- Where has this little gem been hiding from me? I'm bummed I only just found it today when it's been serving Brevard for three years! Boyfriend and I had an outrageously good lunch this afternoon. One chicken shawarma wrap, one lamb gyro, a large side of fries, an appetizer of hummus with pita, and two bottled sodas + tip was less than $50 and boy was it worth every penny. Small but quaint place with a pleasant and nicely-decorated/well-lit atmosphere, clean tables, a little storefront of Middle Eastern goodies, and friendly welcoming staff. It's definitely more of a take-out vibe but dining in worked for us just fine. Ordering and paying first at the counter, you pick up your food when your buzzer goes off. It's served on trays and plastic plates so it's definitely casual, but that helps with cost. You can help yourself to as many napkins/straws/plastic utensils that you need. The salt and pepper on the tables are purely decorative as the food is PACKED with flavor. My shawarma had that distinct underlying cinnamon note that I love and expect and it was so tender and juicy. The gyro was bursting with fresh veggies and feta and dressed with an extremely herbaceous tzatziki. Hummus came fully loaded with olives, pickled cabbage, tomatoes, fresh parsley, oil and sumac. Even the fries were seasoned to perfection, and battered the way I like them. Portions were HUGE. The only downside was that only canned or bottled drinks were offered, and the seasoning (plus the heat from the table hot sauce) made me very thirsty and a small bottled soft drink wasn't enough. So unfortunately I had to pay separately for two waters (however this led me to purchase a post-meal pistachio baklava that was the best I've ever had in my life). They could definitely benefit from a self-service soft drink dispenser, or maybe free glasses/carafes of water. Their food is so great, I bet if they started making in-house drinks like teas, etc. that they'd make a killing from that alone. As this place is about five miles from where we work, we will definitely be returning! And SOON!

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Larry L.

Al Baik popped up on my "Hot New" trending restaurants list, so I had to give it a go. My visit was around lunchtime hours. It was busy, but business was steady for a small two person operation. I ordered the chicken gyro plate. I think it took about 25 minutes for it to come out. I was a bit taken back when it did because I thought I was getting a normal gyro pita sandwich but actually got chopped up meat laid on top of fries, four small pita triangle slices, hummus, and a salad. Now, don't get me wrong, it was still good, just not what I was expecting. They only have a few tables inside and a couple outside. I chose to sit outside since the weather was nice and the sitting area was shaded. Two things that threw me off were the time it took to get my food and what I actually got. Though it was good, I went with it because I didn't want to wait a long time to get weft I actually wanted. I may return but after I try a few other similar restaurants to compare.

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I really like this place. Falafels are good size. I also had the hummus with chicken. Very filling.

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This place is the bomb. Their gyros are to die for. I couldn't recommend them more highly!

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The food is fresh, authentic and delicious. The staff are very nice at this family style restaurant.

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If you are looking for gyros or kebabs this is hands down the best in the county. That garlic sauce

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Small inside the restaurant but the flavor of the food is big! Spicy feta dip is a hit every time.

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10 months ago

Incredible food and service! Small, family-owned restaurant that is the real deal for middle eastern food. Highly recommend!

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Holy moley that was delicious!!! Best Mediterranean food we've had in a while!! Worth the trip to drive down just for the food.

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absolutely amazing food!! it took a bit to get our food but it was well worth the wait.

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Good gyro and shawarma. Fresh bread and tzatziki. Nice people running it. The pistachio baklava was killer

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