I used to love this place but they changed the way you can order. You can't call it in because they don't answer the phones anymore. You can only order online. Most of the time I'm driving so that doesn't work. Another thing is that excludes people that don't use a computer or phone to order online. Very inconvenient. The last thing is the parking lot is a mess with starbucks next door. They should move locations. Starbucks congestion makes it so hard to get in and out and people are blocking the street and entrance. Very poor planning. Im talking my business someplace else. read more

Not what it use to be. New management has changed recipes and downgraded the quality of food. Ordered a kabob sandwich, with no garlic sauce; ended up with just pieces of overcooked kabob in tough bread with none of the tomatoes and cilantro, as described on their website's menu. Picked spinach yogurt as one of the sides for a kabob plate; got a watered down and questionably sour version of what it once was. No one would genuinely say "bravo" after eating here or request any encores. read more

Staying at the Extended Stay hotel, and after talking to to a Glendale cab driver of Armenian descent (Glendales population is comprised of at least 40% of people of Armenian descent), he suggested try the Cafe Bravo. Since the restaurant was an easy three block walk, I decided to give this place a try. Just to let you know how delicious the food is there, I went there for lunch and dinner the next evening. I had the Lule Kabab, which comes with rice or salad and two sides (I had humus and Tabouli ). The seasoning for the kabobs was addictive, the hummus was smooth and delicious and the tabouli, although it had almost all greens and very little if any bulgar (possible made a little different in Armenian cooking) then what I am used eating in some Middle Eastern countries was still tasty). There are many other sides to choose from i.e. ikra (eggplant), shirazi salad, yoghurt and cucumber. I enjoyed the food equally as much the next evening for dinner. Since I continue on my low caloric adventure, I did not eat the rice that comes with the platter and on my second visit I asked for additional salad. Both cousins had the Mediterranean salad and were very happy with them. read more

I have tried a lot of different items on the menu and always good food and great customer service

Yumminess! I've been ordering from here for years and definitely recommend for quick yummy kebab (and other yumminess)! read more

Cafe Bravo - Chicken Breast Kabob - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

One of my favorite spots for lunch when in the area . Parking can be tight. Food is kabobs salads and similar items. Try a combo. Menu items include beef chicken lamb and fish. read more

Delicious fresh Mediterranean food at great prices. Lots of good sides to choose from - the hummus and lentil soup are faves.

While in Glendale, eat like an Armenian. After reading Café Bravo's review highlights of "the best hummus I've ever had," and "best kabobs I've ever had," my expectations were very high for this little Armenian café in the heart of Armenia... oops, I meant Glendale. So I had to order one of the Shish Kabob plates, along with hummus, tabbouleh, and shirazi salad. These are all my basic measuring sticks to which I make gastronomical decisions and ratings. I ordered the Lule Kabab (6.75) which comes with rice or salad, a choice of any two sides, and pita. The Lule plate came with two kebabs on a bed of rice. I missed the usual suspect of the grilled tomato, but realized that the grilled tomato and pepper had to be ordered for 50 cents each. The meat was good, and the texture was fine, but the overall taste was not the best that I have had. Sahara still holds the crown on that one. The sides ordered were (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#j2CFmV4Hh_gwSlyucJPvBQ) (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#Vu2zaRp5BTYOM7zdF6QJsQ): - Hummus - this had a little stronger hint of tahini and semi-smooth texture. Was it the best I've tasted? The simple answer is no. Several places in the Pasadena and Glendale area have better. - Tabbouleh - very lightly seasoned, and not as lemony as I would have liked. There was a lot of bulgur within the mix. - Shirazi salad - plain and not too flavorful. - Yogurt with spinach - Armenian yogurt is more like sour cream, so to some it may be a bit too sour, but I'm partial to it. - Lentil Soup - richer than most lentil soups (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#5JfaPqcDrheAKKUhvCrcRA). - Armenian pickles - a very sharp vinegar flavor which comes to grow on you once you pass the initial sourness of it all (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ). Also ordered Yalachi (2.00) - grape leaves stuffed with rice, lemon juice, olive oil and herbs. I really like the pungent flavors as it tickles my tonsils (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#biA1vW6N7ME5O8Sm__u5iA). If ordering sides that don't come with plates, they start off at $2 for a small, $3 for medium, and $5 for large portions. I do like all the old photographs they had on the walls, and seeing a glimpse of their past history. - Counter menu (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#ZtASmrz-TMCk7teIzR4U5g) - Counter ordering (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#EZ_gzFOg-Ayyw_aKB_-LvA) - Seating (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#bW81BMqEPW8qffT0Q2gWJQ) - Walls (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/OI8pxsQ7ktNQkomjn74X4A?select=lx2zQNPF-1ampY5B87b3gQ#ojwbKyrZ7_BAeo7wybdWHg) Hate to pit two cities against each other, but Pasadena seems to have an upper hand on taste. So come on Glendale, let's see if you can handle the upper cut to the chin. read more

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I'd come to Café Bravo in the past before I started Yelping due to the suggestion of an Armenian coworker I was working with at the time. And you know, back in 2006, I thought the place was really good. Sadly, as people age, we change - in particular, our taste buds change like fine wine that becomes more sophisticated and mature over time. Perhaps that is why the places from our past that tasted so good once, taste meh-diocre or even shitty when we go back. The food at Café Bravo isn't terrible and I believe that the main problems with Café Bravo are the workers. You see, I had called in advance to order take out since I live less than 5 minutes away from the restaurant and I wanted to save time. I ordered three things, a chicken kabob plate, a chicken breast kabob plate, and a chicken shawerma plate. As sides I asked for hummus, spinach yogurt, and tabbouleh. Moreover, I requested an extra order of large tabbouleh and two garlic sauces since they nickel and dime you for everything here. Unfortunately, when I arrived to pick up my order it had not been placed because they were out of chicken shawerma. Rather than attempting to call me back they decided to wait until I arrived at the restaurant before informing me. A part of me wanted to yell, "Bra-fucking-vo, bro!" To get my order rolling, as a quick substitute for the chicken shawerma I opted for beef (worst decision ever because the beef was very sinewy). When my meal was finally ready I paid the guy who also happened to take phone calls, receive payment, and cook. I also noticed he never stopped to wash his hands or use sanitizer in between his duties. At this point I should have said I'm watching you, but I was too tired from waiting for my food. All I know is that my momma always told me that money was the dirtiest thing on earth and you know momma's always right because a recent scientific study found that aside from germs and shit, 90% of cash has trace amounts of cocaine. So I suppose if you want coke and I'm not talking the diet kind with your food, Café Bravo is for you. Moreover, good thing I always check my shit before I leave restaurants because Café Bravo had failed to add the extra side of tabbouleh and the two garlic sides that they charged me for. When I mentioned this, the workers offered no apology. Instead, they mumbled some shit as if I were asking for too much. When I got home and shared the food with the wife, we noticed that the chicken breast kabob was really dry like overcooked turkey dry. Also the beef shawerma was so sinewy we barely touched it. The only dish that was somewhat decent was the chicken kabob. As for the sides, I've never seen my wife pass on hummus before and while we are no experts on hummus, either the crap they gave us was stale or they do something weird to it. I think if they had better customer service I may have enjoyed the food more. Actually, I take that back because the food at Mini-Kabob and Mediterranean Café is light-years better than the crap we had yesterday. Café Bravo's name is quite fitting because this sure as hell isn't an "alpha" restaurant. * All the other reviews keep mentioning the cheap price. Honestly, fuck the price because I'd rather pay extra for a side of deliciousness. * Everyone giving glowing reviews for this place must be on crack...errr cocaine. LOL. * Also, in the pictures that people uploaded. some plates came with grilled peppers and tomatoes. I wish ours did too. read more

Kabob Plates = 3.5 Stars My family and I had lunch for the first time at Cafe Bravo which is located in a strip mall with KFC. The parking is limited and we had to park on the street. We entered the tiny restaurant which offers counter service and has a limited amount of inside tables and a lil outside patio seating area. It was almost 1:00 pm and there was a line to order and the restaurant was packed. We all ordered kabob plates that included a choice of a meat/chicken/or vege kabob, rice or salad, and any 2 side orders. Our lunch ordered consisted of: Lule Kabob Plate - $6.75 Hubby and son were going to order chicken, so I wanted to try something different. My two lule kabob skewers were served with my selection of rice, 4 pcs of grape leaves, shirazi salad, and 1 pita bread. - The ground beef lule was nicely seasoned, tender, and delish! 4 Stars - The rice and 1 pita bread were fresh and fluffy. 3.5 Stars - The shirazi salad (sliced cubes of tomatoes, cucumbers, red onion, and parsley) was plain and needed some spices and lime juice. 3 Stars - The cold grape leaves were stuffed with a mixture of rice, ground meat, and spices. I would have preferred the grape leaves if they were served hot. Just "ok" to me. 3 Stars Chicken Breast Kabob - $6.75 Hubby's chicken breast kabob was served with his choice of rice, hummus, yogurt with spinach, and 1 pita bread. Hubby said his lunch was satisfying. I tried his chicken and it was moist and flavorable. The hummus was aight but the yogurt with spinach was yummy. Chicken (Thigh Meat) Kabob w/ An Extra Skewer - $8.95 My son's 2 chicken kabob skewers were served with his choice of rice, hummus, shirazi salad, and 1 pita bread. He really liked his chicken and sides. Chicken (Thigh Meat) Kabob - $6.75 Mom's 1 chicken kabob skewer was served with her choice of rice, shirazi salad, grape leaves, and 1 pita. Mom said it was A LOT of food ....and so cheap. 4 Individual Servings of Garlic Sauce - $.50 Each We can't eat our pita bread without our garlic sauce. Cafe Bravo's version is "BRAVO". Nice thick texture with a garlicky and buttery taste. OMG, so good. 4 Stars 4 Fountain Refillable Drinks - $1.60 Each I enjoyed my lunch at Cafe Bravo. I was initially annoyed that the garlic sauce was an extra charge, that our lunch plates were served with only 1 pita bread ($.20 for extra pita), a grilled tomato is an extra charge of $.50. However, it's all worth it because Cafe Bravo offers friendly service, and an abundant, fresh, tasty kabob plate meals with a CHEAP price tag. Cafe Bravo needs to open a location behind the Orange curtain...preferrably in HB. 3.5 Stars read more

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Cafe Bravo's has grown on me as a favorite place to eat. They renovated about a year ago. They always serve me up a good meal that's cooked similar to my home style. And I learned about a spice common to Armenia called Sumac. It tastes like a floral garden mixed with butter on hot rice. I live for their garlic sauce suggested accompaniment too. I eat everything on the menu. Fish kabob and Borsht are my favorite main things to eat. They have spinach yogurt, eggplant dip, tabouleh and so many great sides. Pear soda's a wonderful occasional treat too. The majority of people that work and eat here live in my neighborhood, however, in Glendale not Burbank. read more

Cafe Bravo - vegetable kabobs on rice with bean-corn salad and eggplant salad - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

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Food was very bad! I ask for the cabbage salad for 3 of the plates and none of them have dressing on it. The tabulie salad smells really bad and tastes like it has expired. I would not recommend this place. read more

After a day of working out a group of us decided to stop at Cafe Bravo to grab a bite to eat. The line was long and the place was packed which seemed to be a good sign. So how Cafe Bravo works is you stand in line, place your order at the cashier, get your number and find a table. After overlooking the menu I decided on getting a Kabob plate ($7.95). The plate comes with two sides in addition the choice of rice or salad. I decided on the chicken kabob with salad instead of rice, with hummus and the shirazi salad as my sides. As we were a group of 7 it was a little harder to find a large enough table for us all, so luckily the flow of customers is pretty steady, we were able to snag some tables near the window. (Beware that it can get pretty warm as the sun is beaming and there are no blinds) The food arrived at our table and it all looked so yummy so I dove right in. The large chunks of chicken were cooked just right and they were nice and juicy! Make sure to get the extra garlic sauce ($.50) it makes it all sooooo much better! The hummus and shirazi salad were seasoned perfectly and complimented the chicken very well. The plate is quite large and I couldn't finish it, but it made for great leftovers. I would definitely come back and try the chicken lule that my friends raved about. read more

Cafe Bravo - Chicken Breast Kabob with hummus and shirazi - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

I just discovered this place and was pleasantly surprised. I'm told they used to be smaller and with lower prices. The place looked fairly new. It was slightly crowded and active. The bathrooms were not the cleanest. The staff seemed nice. Watching the kitchen is cool. You wait in line to order and then wait and wait, so it gets backed up. They need to find a way to expedite as I can imagine at lunch rush this could be a bummer. The chicken shawarma plate with spinach yogurt and chicken potato salad ($10.25) was a good choice. I wondered about the way it looked at first but would eat this again. read more

Cafe Bravo moved to a new location, right next door to the original restaurant space. So close, you can still park in the same shared lot with KFC at the corner. Walking in, the restaurant looked like a modern fast food joint. Bright lights, clean tables, an updated soda machine and good ventilation. Hubby and I ordered our favorites for take away: chicken kabob ($7.25) and lamb kabob ($8.75). Each kabob plate came with choice of rice or salad, two sides, and one pita bread. I chose rice, yogurt with spinach, and hummus, while hubby tried rice, ikra, and yogurt with cucumber. Back at home, we opened our take out boxes and ate heartily. I enjoyed my chicken kabob as well as the lamb kabob. The chicken was tender and juicy, just like I remembered it years ago. The lamb was also tender. I liked eating the meats dipped in the yogurt. However, I was sorely disappointed by the hummus and rice quality. The hummus was bland and gritty. The rice turned out to be hard and dry. It was a letdown. Since I get choice of two sides, next time I won't order the hummus. 3.5 stars. I would still come back just for the kabob meat plus the kabob plates are a good value. A $10 and under meal. read more

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This was delicious! I have to say from the interior cafeteria style restaurant I had low expectations for this place. I was so pleasantly proved otherwise. We tried the beef and the chicken plate, with sides of yogurt, humus and black olives. I love, love, love black olives!! Major brownie points here! Everything was delicious and though we were stuffed to the max we cleaned the plates. Convenient parking lot attached to the building. Super affordable! read more

Cafe Bravo - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

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Whenever I'm in Glendale I crave Mediterranean food :) Since I've already tried Zankou's, Raffi's, and Shamshiri.. decided to give Cafe Bravo a try. Was able to convince my brother to come with me :) Maybe I came on a bad day, but Cafe Bravo they did not have a lot of their menu items. I tried to order the Chicken Shawarma, but they were out... I then asked for the Chicken Salad.. but I was told that it was a NEW menu item and that they had not started to serve it yet. I asked for a Chicken Kebab plate and they informed me that they only had the --WHITE Chicken (Breast) Kabob Plate ($7.30)-- I took what I could get! I got a nice row of Chicken Kabob, charbroiled and marinated.. on top of a bed of rice. Not what I came for, but YUM! The plate also came with pita bread, a choice of rice/salad, and 2 sides. For my sides I ordered hummus and tabbouleh. Everything was good, but didn't amaze me. My brother ordered the --Gyro Plate ($7.80)-- which came with beef and lamb gyro served with rice, greek salad, hummus, and yogurt cucumber sauce. To me, the meat tasted a bit chewy.. but the yogurt sauce was good at giving everything a little more flavor :) Compared to other restaurants? Decor/atmosphere -- very similar to Zankou.. More of a casual dining, take-out place. Portions -- Decent.. but not as big as the other restaurants Food -- Good, but nothing special.. BUT you get to choose your sides Prices -- CHEAP Cafe Bravo must be doing SOMETHING right since they have 2 locations (Glendale & Silverlake).. and they can maintain business amongst all the other Mediterranean restaurants in Glendale.. but if I had a choice, I'd pay a little more and go to Zankou.. just so I could get my garlic sauce :) read more

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one of the best places to eat kabob in Glendale ! Not only do they have fresh, great quality food but they also have amazing prices. You can easily place your order on Yelp and they always have it ready on time. read more

Thanks to my dear friends Anash & Nat, Cafe Bravo is still one of my favorite places to drop by when visiting Glendale. They have the best overall consistency, each time I visit. Consistent in what sense you ask? How about the quality, price, and taste. You can't go to a restaurant like this and expect an atmosphere like Raffi's Place. Their styles differ, where Cafe Bravo is a place for a quick meal and more pleasing to the lunch order crowd. It can get busy so I normally call in my order and then get it to go. When it comes to the same taste and flavor that you recognize, their food is very gratifying. Now, don't expect their meat to be of the highest top quality. You get what you pay for. Meaning, the meat is reasonable and their prices are inexpensive. The popular Shish Kabob Plates (chicken breast, beef, lamb) come with 2 skewers, your choice of rice or salad, pita bread, and your selection of 2 out of 4 sides. I always get the rice, tabbouleh, and hummus. Their shirazi salad is good too. I lather the hummus all over the pita bread as I stuff my face with meat and rice. You'd think it's carb-ageddon, but somehow it all works out well. With an average price of about $7 to $8, you know why people flock to this place. The meat is marinated beautifully, seasoned just right (but not too salty), and cooked close to perfection. Some people might think that it's overcooked or hard to chew but I've never had any issues with their beef or lamb. Their chicken sometimes can taste a bit resilient and dry, but nothing I can't keep down. The main thing you notice is that the taste is indistinguishable each and every time. For you vegetarians, there's a veggie section within the menu along with Greek/Garden salads and Lentil Soup. You can also cater their food to your office or buy the kabobs to grill at home. Here's their menu so you can a better feel of what i'm talking about (http://bravokabob.com/uploads/8H_x_14_MENU.pdf). read more

This place is very nice and clean with great customer service. I gave it a low ratings because the food is just ok and the dishes should be served on bigger plates instead of disposable ones. read more

This is one of the restaurants that I'd choose it just for the sides foods. I really love the cucumber yogurt, Ikra ( eggplant salad) and other sides. About the main course, just a regular kabab no special taste or specific point to mention. Definitely, there are lots of other restaurants in the area, that I'd prefer to eat the main course over. Staffs here are nice and working fast. I like the fast preparation process here if you are in rush. read more

Cafe Bravo - Chicken Kabob Sides: Ikra(eggplant salad) + cucumber yogurt - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

I love this place. Every time I have my appointment down the street I make a point to stop here. Even when I'm not hungry. I will get it to go. The food is awesome. Always good. Great service, typically. Sometimes they get slammed and it can be a bit chaotic but you'd except that from a good spot at rush hour. The restaurant is always clean. My only complaint would be when its hot, maybe add a notch on the air. It's hot! read more

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Got here a bit later then expected and had to take my food to go. Staff was friendly and helpful. Had the chicken & beef kabob plate with hummus, pasta salad and rice. All tasted great, will return again. read more

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Cafe Bravo has been renovated since my last review. It's much bigger now, more modern and wayy more clean. Unfortunately, it seems like they don't own the outdoor space anymore, since they're not on the corner anymore (they're the next store over). Or maybe they still do, but no one was eating outside while we were there.. who knows. Anywho, everything seems to be a dollar or 2 more now, since the reno. No prob, that's understandable. Prices are still reasonable. Loved their yogurt & cucumbers, soo yummy. All their sides were pretty good (hummus, ikra, pickles, yogurt), but my fav was the yogurt + cucumber. They have one of those cool giant soda machines with like 780000 varieties. Service is still pretty similar. Not overly cheery, but efficient. Food was good (tried the chicken and the luleh), and portions are beyond good (couldn't finish everything). I will be back if I'm in the are and want kabob. PS., they have Sriracha Mayo! Cool. :D I appreciate the extra non-conformist condiments.. however, and this is not their fault, it wasn't very yummy in my opinion. Boo to that. :P read more

Located on the outskirts of Glendale, Cafe Bravo is worth the drive if you're trying to satisfy your mediterranean fix. Parking Situation: Their parking lot can get crowded, but even if you're not able to find immediate parking, it's proximity to a residential area makes it easy to find parking. Prices: Compared to other places I've been too, plates can start at $10+, but here a Shwarma Plate or Chicken plate is $8 Food: We ordered a chicken plate and the beef Schwarma plates. The portions are VERY generous, and I was soo stuffed I could barely finish my food. The sides of hummas and tzatziki was very delicious. 1 star off: They were out of the gyro at dinner time and their soda machine didn't work. read more

Cafe Bravo - Beef Shwarma plate. - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

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The food is very tasty here and the portions are good. I also like the sides as they come with your order. Spinach and yogurt and "igra" are my 2 favorite sides at Cafe Bravo. I've visited this place since they first opened and I now notice that as they moved next door to a bigger place, the managmnet is not able to serve the customers as they used to. The managmnet's attitude and approach is not quite right to the customers as they are experiencing a long waiting. Having this said, I recommend Cafe Bravo especially for catering. read more

Ordered beef and chicken kebobs. My best friend is Armenian so she knows the good places. Nice and quaint cafe with outdoor seating. Modern vibe- nice for a get together with a friend. Beef kebobs were very good. Chicken kebobs were only ok for me. Yogurt sauce was so refreshing, I could have just eaten that alone- even better with kebobs and rice! They offer Mediterranean salads with feta cheese too. Staff were all very friendly! read more

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Let's start off by saying I'm very surprised with the quality of the food. Looking at the reviews I thought I found a hidden gem. It's very small hardly no large tables for a party of 6+. Both chicken kabob were dry and the beef kabob was dry and burnt. I would not come back for the second time. I rather go to Elanas a few blocks away for great Mediterranean food. It also didn't help when your food is brought out with 99cent flimsy plates and Mexican music playing in the background. Is this a Mediterranean kabob place or what??? read more

Cafe Bravo - Burnt meat - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

Their catering is the best in town. Prices are extremely reasonable and the food is damn near perfect. Always my go to place for parties

I wasn't sure what to expect as it was my first time coming here. The owner or manager was really nice and gave us some samples. I have to be honest and say they lost me at they didn't have babaganoush. say waaaat?! I settled for Ikra (?) and it was ok but i had my taste buds set up for babaganoush. I ordered the chicken thighs, salad, hummus and ikra. I wasn't totally impressed. I felt like the hummus was bland. The chicken was mediocre. All in all, I wouldn't be making a trip back here. Something lacked. Maybe it was the cold silence? I've had better. Wishing this place good luck. read more

I've been going there for four years, when I first went there there of the food was very delicious, my favorite is the Giro's rap and the bread they use for the wrap was really good now they switched to a thinner much brittle bread. read more

I cannot get past the STYROFOAM takeout containers: so horrible! They need to get biodegradable containers now. Until they fix this, I will go to that other Mediterranean restaurant, which has now made the change to eco-friendly containers. read more

Cafe Bravo - These containers are polluting the Earth - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

I recently started purchasing to go items from the menu and I really like this restaurant is really great. I can order online at their website and it's ready when I get there. The food is great and the price is reasonable. read more

By far the least favorite Gyro wrap ever had. The wrap came with salad inside and also same salad on the side. Does not make sense. Also, i paid for Coke and the they didn't notify me they only have Pepsi machine. Will try something else next time. read more

Cafe Bravo - Gyro Wrap - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

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I love their food. Especially Luleh kabob with veggies and olives. Friendly and fast service. Highly recommend this place. read more

This place makes great food no doubt about it but I'm giving it a 3 star because it's the second time i placed a phone order and upon picking it up the order is not what I ordered. Place needs to know how to take orders over the phone read more

How cow. I thought after Al Wazir I had found a great spot but this place is in the same league. Their hummus is the best I've had in LA. The chicken kabob plate is delicious and unlike the big Z or Al W, they let you choose your side. Was not a huge fan of the dolma but they have many other options to try. I had some of my friends Lule Kabob which was quite tasty. Just realized they have a 2nd location on Grifith Park Blvd which is much closer to me. Can't wait to try more. read more

The food is so goooooood. And also at a good price!!! I tried the beef kabob with a side of yogurt cucumber and hummus. I also tried the chicken kabob with a side of grape leaf wraps and this bean/corn salad. I don't go to many Mediterranean places but this is definitely the best I've tried. I definitely recommend the yogurt cucumber and hummus. They give you toasted pita bread and it tastes so much better than non toasted. The contrast between the cucumber yogurt and hummus is amazing. I even dipped some of the chicken and beef in the yogurt cucumber. Sooooo goood together. read more

Cafe Bravo - Beef kabob with side of cucumber yogurt and hummus. Pita bread, chicken kabob with two other sides. - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California

If you haven't tried Cafe Bravo, you need to. The food is great and the staff is outstanding. They are so helpful and take great care of us every time. Our favorite is the chicken kabob with a Lule skewer. I love their IKRA and Tabolue. This place is amazing for a great pick up dinner. They are also doing everything to keep you safe during Covid. The place is great and it's our go too. read more

I am a regular here maybe once a week or once every two weeks. With that said I order two plates of chicken breast with the two sides. My food taste like fish at first I thought the chicken was bad but turns out it was the rice as well. It wasn't just my plate but the other person who was eating with me. I call them and he tells me to bring it back first off I don't live close to just casually drive back to show you the food. So they told me they'll credit me 3$ for each place because the rice taste like fish. That's a total of 6$ when I spent $20 and some change. That's ridiculous! do they think we'll eat everything else when you can't eat the chicken or rice.. here's a picture to show you guys didn't bother eating it. Maybe then they'll take it serious read more

Cafe Bravo - Middle Eastern Near Me - Glendale, California