Our first day in Rome, too tired to head to the tourist place where the top restaurants are, just…read morewant something quick and we ended were here. Very yummy Turkish restaurant! The Shawarma is so good. We wanted to try it's kebab but changed our mind last minute as we saw the good looking grilled chicken! It is so juicy and we love the spices used. All in all, very affordable meal, less than $10 bucks for each entree. Highly recommend if you want something quick and delicious!

My husband and I stopped in for late night snack; we got a beef shawarma. It was really well…read moreseasoned and flavorful! They also gave us a sample of falafel and put more in the bag. To be honest, I wasn't impressed by the look of the falafel, but they were delicious! The staff were also very friendly. I would definitely eat here again if I return to Rome. This is a great casual spot!

Italian food is great but pizza and pasta can get boring, but places like Kebabbaro is a great…read moreexample that you can get other kind of delicious food in Rome! Located near the Vatican Museums, Kebabbaro is an authentic Mediterranean take-out restaurant that is owned by few friendly dudes, and it got some delicious kebab at cheap price. Originally, I just wanted a snack but the portion was bigger than I thought and I was full! A kebab roll with fries and a can of drink is less than €10 too. The option also includes a falafel wrap or platter if you are somehow not into kebab. Anyway, it's primarily a take-out but there are few booth seats and you get your food extremely quickly. If you are tired of pizza and pasta, give this place a try! *Disclaimer: Okay I actually wasn't tired of Italian food. I was waiting for the metro strike to end, but I'm glad there was a strike because I wouldn't find this delicious kebab place without it!

Last night in Rome, and yes, we went to a Turkish Kebab house for fast food--and it was tasty!…read moreThree days/nights of pasta, seafood, meat and pizza, and we wanted a change of pace, but a home-based burger chain was out of the question. This place is located near the NE corner of the Vatican, and is very clean. Also, service was friendly and quick. Best off, the bread was warm, the ingredients fresh, and they didn't skimp on the meat. Yummy! Cheers! RS

A place to grab something to eat late at night. The pasta is ok.. The chicken kabob wrap is fine…read moretoo, especially when you're just hungry and everything else is closed after 10pm. The location is conveniently close to the main train station in Rome. Hungry and jet - lagged , eat here. Everything on menu is reasonably priced. The service is fine and friendly. It's a small place to get a snack or meal.. Ambiance is ok... not lux, but not too dumpy either.

Such a poor neighborhood. I kept my hand in my pocket while eating to hold on to my wallet. Salad…read morewith falafel too spicy

Our party of four came across this little place as we were walking back to our hotel after a…read moremorning tour of the Vatican, so we stopped in. We'd seen and rejected a couple of other doner places earlier in our stay in other neighborhoods because the menus looked odd: doner and kebabs were there, but seemingly as an afterthought to pizzas, hamburgers, and sandwiches. This one was the same, but now we were hungry so we gave it a try. I figured the burgers and pizzas were there to draw in tourists, but if we stuck with the doner, it'd be good. We ordered two doner sandwiches, a wrap, and a plate that came with meat, salad, and fries. We also got a plate of fries to share. Those came first, and they were crispy and piping hot. The entrees were also very good...but the meat was unlike any doner/gyros any of us had ever tasted. It tasted like carnitas. Ya know--shredded pork. I could see a sign from where I was seated proclaiming that all their meat was Halal, in which case it couldn't have been pig, but still... I wondered if they kept a secret stash of pork for the customers who didn't didn't appear to be Muslim, or if they had some weird technique for shredding their gyros that gave it such a different texture, but I didn't have the guts to ask our host. So the food here, while delicious, will always be a bit of a mystery to me.

Came across this place while going to the Vatican. Wanted a quick bite and was surprised at how…read moregood it was. Kebabs for 2.50€ only.

The service was terrible almost like they did not want us to explain what we would like for our…read moremeal. They rushed us after we thought we were able to chose what goes in the kebab they told us to sit down. We explained dietary restrictions and they flat out ignored them and served us the wrong meals. The meals were still incorrect after they brought them out a second time. We didn't say anything we were so hungry. The fries also has no seasoning. Also it is a cash only establishment and it is not listed anywhere.

We got the #1 and #2...AMAZING!! The guys that run this place are also very nice…read more The portions are pretty big, so if you're with a group or on a budget, you can split the portions.

WOREST food ever DO NOT GO PLEASE August 2024…read moreIf there is worst FOOD than this, I'll die from hunger...... I'm from Lebanon, and the food is not Lebanese or Mediterranean or any other kind, I think they make there own recipes that are not related to any culture. And WHY THE €8 for bread we did not ask for and the €9 service fee, ARE YOU F KIDDING ME. It sucks, but I paid so we don't get into an argument with the owner as he was on Facebook reading all the bad reviews. Also, the place was empty, that was an indication not to order more food.

Great Lebanese food! We had the Arak drinks which were delicious and strong. We had a mezza and…read moregrilled chicken which were delicious