It was the 12th day into the year, and determined to keep my ongoing New Year's resolution to try at least one new thing a day it was time to give Armenian food a whirl. I didn't realize how much of it was things with which I was already well acquainted: shawarma, hummus, kabobs, and so on. I went with the words I didn't recognize off the top of my head: lule kabob with stolichnaya (chicken and potato) salad. The meal ($7) also came with hummus and a pita. Brandon D. got the beef shawarma, which I sampled. The flavoring was fairly different from what I'm used to. It definitely wasn't bad, just the spicing was almost sweeter. The hummus was a little more on the bitter side and didn't have as much of a lemon flavor as other hummuses (hummi?). The lule and rice were the hero dish for me. The ground beef lule kabobs, which reminded me of Lebanese kofta in flavor, were quite good and I would definitely recommend them. The dining area is pretty tight with Bran, Lee A., and me stuck in a corner while more and more families came in, having conversations in several different languages, as the room's thermostat was kept at 59 degrees (it was warmer outside, we discovered upon leaving). The Broncos/Ravens game was on and people cheered and booed over their meals as the game went into overtime. With good food under $10 and the love of the locals, Cafe Bravo's golden. read more

I'm sorry to say this Caravan, but I have been cheating on you. You two are like feuding neighbors and it hurts me to see you fight. I must confess, the babaganou is excellent at Caravan, but the hummus and ikra are better at Bravo. You both offer excellent value for money. You both make awesome kebobs. Truth be told, I love you both. I prefer the luleh and ikra at Bravo, and so when I'm in the mood for either you can find no better spot for a large side of ikra ($5) with a few skewers of lule ($2.80 each). read more

The hummus was delicious goodness!!! The gyro was on the thicker side, but it was tasty. The food was hot and it did not take long to come out. It was clean, full of people, and a great place to an affordable and really big lunch. read more

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Quick tips! 1. A very slight parking issue, but you can park in the streets running adjacent to Cafe Bravo and in front of Cafe Bravo. I'm not sure if you're allowed to park in the lot that includes the KFC. 2. There are tons of things on their menu to try, for beginners I would suggest the Chicken Breast kabob plate with a side of Ikra (eggplant) and Hummus. For those who don't like chicken, try the standard beef kabob. 3. There are also vegetarian options and for the carb/calorie conscious every plate with rice can be substituted with garden salad. 4. I recommend the extra skewer option on most plates, not because you get more meat but because you can try something else! Feel free to mix and match on kabob plates. 5. For people who do order the salad, you can only add 1 skewer of meat! 6. Each a la carte order of meat comes with a pita! One of the things that is surprising to me is finding a new place that I cannot help but fall in love with. Cafe Bravo is exactly that! This place came very well recommended from my dad's coworker who lives in the area. Anyways, Cafe Bravo has a fast food vibe to it, but that is immediately defeated when you see that they are actually freshly grilling the kabobs right in front of you and also scooping up their sides. We've tried almost all the meats that they've got and most of them are phenomenal. Cafe Bravo's chicken breast is incredibly juicy even when confronted by the fact that chicken breast is usually a very dry cut of meat. Furthermore, there is tons of flavor that penetrates deep into the middle of the cut. The portion of the chicken breast is also really, really reasonable. They actually give you one skewer full of meat. Their chicken kabob, or their chicken thigh kabob, is not as great as their chicken breast. For myself, I love dark meat rather than white meat when it comes to chicken. As mentioned by the many reviews here, the beef kabobs are pretty phenomenal too. They are also bursting with flavor and incredibly tender. As noted by a friend who has reviewed this place, it seems suspect how tender the beef kabobs are as though they used an abnormal amount of meat tenderizer. Anyways, these kabobs are cooked usually medium to medium rare. Beware for those who are really into well done pieces of beet! We haven't had the chance to try the chicken shawarma, but we have had the chance to try the tri-tip beef shawarma. It is very flavorful, but some pieces can be a bit tough. One of the things that is awesome is the tahini sauce that comes with the shawarma. So intensely garlicky that I had a garlic overload, but an awesome compliment to the beef shawarma. Overall, I really recommend it! Lastly, among the meats, I've tried the Chicken and Beef lule kabobs. This kabob goes by various other names like kubideh. This kabob is extraordinarily juicy and can be best described as grilled meatballs. I recommend the beef lule over the chicken, because the beef just has a better and bolder flavor. The chicken lule is a little drier too. Unfortunately, I'm not as well versed in the many different (and surely delicious) sides that Bravo has. I can, however, recommend that you grab the Ikra or eggplant dip and hummus. The Ikra is a little more watery than normal and does include white onions, which is also a little different than how I've had it, but it still tastes great! The hummus, on the other hand, is very velvety smooth and one of the best I've ever had. I've tried their stuffed grape leaves--which are vegetarian--and I wasn't so impressed I couldn't complete this review without talking about the plate configurations. A kabob plate order includes rice, a pita, and the choice of two sides. On top of all of that, you can add one extra skewer of meat for the extra skewer price. When you order a shawarma plate, you get a choice between rice or garden salad, tahini sauce, and a side of hummus. You can substitute the tahini and hummus for a different side. Lastly, when you order a garden salad, you can add a skewer of meat. The salad comes with its own salad dressing, which I do not think is really that great. Lastly, the a la carte order or the "hidden" deal. If you order an a la carte kabob, they give you a pita for each a la carte order that you order. This means you could have lunch for as low as $4.00! In the restaurant, there are several sauces in the back including one of the new age touch screen soda machines with tons of different flavors/selections. You might wonder since I'm gushing why I've given this place only 4 stars. The service here can sometimes be a little poor. I've had orders that have certain things missing or had orders forgotten. Otherwise, they are pretty polite and the food is good! Too bad I have to travel so far to get here. :) read more

Food is great at this place, especially the sandwiches which taste like heaven. Been eating here since the third day it opened. BUT, now that they have moved to the bigger location next door, some of their "managers' can't seem to handle the added pressure of more customers and treat people with no respect. A leader is suppose to be composed, well mannered and have common sense; all traits that the guy that I encountered today lacks. He was a younger guy wearing a navy blue shirt, hat and glasses and seemed like he was there to give people attitude instead of serve them. Before I placed my order, another customer and he had a conflict where he raised his voice and said "notice I'm not cooking in the kitchen" then proceeded to walk away from her. Then when I ordered, the really nice girl wasn't sure if she could split the order and asked him. He first ignored her. O. Her second attempt, he came by and without even listening to what I was saying, said "no the cooks don't have time to cut the kabob and place them on different plates." He then walked away as if I was not there. I am not upset at him not being able to do what I was asking him to do (even though it would have taken them less than 5 seconds to do it), I'm angry at the rude and disrespectful conduct of this guy. People in the service industry need to understand customer service. Sad to say but u guess this is another example of a small business that goes to waste when they reach a little success. read more

Arguably much better than local Armenian favorite Raffi's Place, but at a fraction of the price. Setting at Cafe Bravo is much more casual, but don't be fooled they don't skimp on quality. The kabobs and hummus here are some of the best I've had, and the price point is also just so so so right. Cheers. read more

OHH NO BRAVO what happened. You bought the place next door, got all dolled up, but left your manners in the street. So sad. Took a couple of friends to the new remodeled Bravo, all fancy like. Its like they swallowed a Chipotle interior and digested it for months and this is the new concoction (Your choice if that's a positive comment or a negative one) The guy taking the orders said we were lucky to just be able to walk in.." A little bit ago you would have to wait well over an hour"... WHAT? are you kidding me? Is this the apocalypse and now this is the only choice left for Kabobs? GET ALONG with this. its meat on a stick people. Got our food. Cool. Fine. That's not the problem... Its the humans hired. This gal whose only purpose of being in said establishment is to take a single plate from point A to point B. Yeah its not the best, im sure its not her dream. But please remember, its not our fault you have such a job at this point in your existence. She slammed our food down. OK. My lovely wife asked "Ohhh excuse me, I ordered some Garlic Sau.." before she could finish, with a raised pissed off voice " I KNOW IM GETTING." Rolled her eyes and stormed off. ALRIGHT. That was awkward. While shes grabbing it the, what I can assume is the manager or owner bursts through the thin from the back "IF YOU WANT TO SIT AROUND THEN DO IT UNEMPLOYED AT HOME.... YOU'RE ALL DONE... IM SICK OF IT.... i have to run this all by myself. NO more vacation days." he stormed back in and sad employees were staring at the floor. Everyone left in the restaurant was staring at this. Almost everyone got up and threw out what was left of their food and GTFO. NO THANKS. read more

If you want kabobs on the go, this is a great choice. Cafe Bravo is basically a modern fast food joint serving fresh food. I found it because my laser hair removal is next door. The luau chicken, rice and hummus is amazing but the shirazi salad leaves a lot to be desired as it is virtually flavorless. read more

We were going to be in the Glendale area, so of course I wanted to eat at an Armenia Mediterranean place so we settled on Cafe Bravo. It's a relatively small place, with a few tables in the back and some smaller tables lining up towards wall of the cashier area. We ordered the Chicken Kabob and it was nicely cooked. The chicken wasn't dry and was actually flavorful. Garlic sauce costs $.50. Yeah, I know it's a small amount, but I really think that the first one should be free. They can charge more if you want extra garlic sauce. This place gets pretty busy so I would either come in during the off peak hours or take it to good. Overall, a recommended place for some Kabobs. read more

Cafe bravo seems to have enhanced the quality of their food especially the meats and it's my go-to place for dinner after work

Cafe Bravo makes the best kabobs I've ever had. Their seasoning and grilling style just makes the meat so tender and flavorful! I like to get a healthier option, which is the Chicken Kabob Salad Plate, which just subs rice for salad. Their dressing (some kind of vinegarette) is delicious! I like to get the hummus and the shiraz (cucumber and tomato salad) for my two sides. The pita bread is fluffy, fresh, and tasty, too! The portions are filling, and the prices are great... my plate costs about $8, with the option of white meat. The downside of this restaurant is that it is pretty small, especially considering its popularity. It can be a madhouse sometimes! But the food is so good, it's worth every second waiting. I would eat this every day if I could! read more

I'm sitting here eating a greek salad with lamb kabob from Cafe Bravo - it's delicious. I wouldn't exactly call it a greek salad though - it has black olives (vs. the standard kalamata) and is served on a bed of diced iceberg lettuce (I usually see mixed greens). I got it to go, so the generous portion of feta cheese is in it's own little compartment, alongside another one of diced tomatoes and cucumbers and a ridiculous stack of sliced white onion. The dressing is not the typical greek dressing (it's red and has fine bits of herbs in it) - but it's tasty. The lamb is definitely the highlight of the salad. 7 large pieces of juicy, perfectly cooked lamb - not tough at all and full of flavor. Fopr $12.97 I got the salad with lamb, a side of pickled turnips (I know, I'm sick) and a soda. Comes with two whole pitas (no hommos?) The decor is super-casual and the staff efficient and nice enough. It was hot and crowded inside though, which made me not want to eat in. read more

I LOVE THIS PLACE !?! i found this place from yelp..me and my boyfriend love to all different kinds of food..and one day we decided we want to eat middle eastern food and we found cafe bravo from yelp..we decided to tried it out cuz it's close to where we live.. the place is quite small and pretty simple..but right when u walked thru the door..people are lining up and the aroma in there was so good..they grilled their kabobs right there where u can see them..there are so many sides that you can choose from..it's amost like zankou chicken kind of style but BETTER and cheaper.. anyways..we ordered chicken lule kabob..beef kabob and guinea hen kabob..all were really tasty..i've been coming back ever since..i highly recommend this place ! read more

There must be a 'meeleeon' (pronounced with an armenian accent) kabob shops in Gdale but few are as tasty and as cheap as Cafe Bravo. The small "cafe", which once housed Ivan's Barber Shop where some of Hoover High School's finest athletes got there haircuts, is crammed between KFC and some sort of Chucky Cheese (sans pizza, scary talking animals and skeeball). Last week my buddy Dash and I sat down in Cafe Bravo's outdoor patio to enjoy yet another fine meal of skewered meats. We had: A chicken salad (chicken kabob on a bed of lettuce,tomatoes, cucumbers), one skewer of beef kabob (mit pita bread), a chicken kabab sandwich and a side of bean & corn salad and tabouleh. Beverages were of the normal canned variety...no glorious Orange Bang unfortunately. All this for about $18. My chicken kabob sandwich ($4.50) was quite delicious. The sub roll it came on was perfect (very important) and it was dressed with salmonella free tomatoes, cilantro(?) and mystery sauce (garlic?). Any of the kabob meats (chicken, steak, lule, etc) can be purchased in sandwich form. The beef kabob ($2.80) was also absolutely delicious...full of flavor and perfectly cooked. All in all one of my favorite spots in Gdale...mostly because I'm a poor man with a refined palate who likes to be able to eat outdoors sometimes. Also, if you enjoy the inside dining, they usually have soccer running on two TV's that are juxtaposed amongst framed photos of some Armenian Goodfellas. read more

Having bounced around their menu and tried pretty much everything they make. I've settled on two recommendations for you: 1 - chicken breast kebab sandwich Their wrap is good, but the sandwich served in their Armenian baguette is amazing. The sandwich is loaded with marinated, fire-grilled chicken breast (best in town, seriously), tomatoes, and their garlic sauce then pressed and wrapped in paper. It's seriously awesome, very filling and only $5.30! 2- lentil soup they run out later in the afternoon, but if they have it when you're there, you gotta try it out. I love this soup. They make a batch from scratch every day and once you taste it you'll know why I rave about it. A small cup is only $2 read more

I'm sorry I am an Armenian who has been living in Glendale all my life. I have been to several Khorovadz places (kebab places) & must say this has been the most disappointing place ever. The meat tasted old, the inside of the place was dirty looking & filthy needs new renovations ASAP. The menu needs an upgrade, food is bland & disgusting. I don't know how this place is still alive after all these years on Glenoaks especially. pretty sad. i think its all the none Armenians that think this is the best kebab place ever because they don't dare to try the true authentic restaurants that are just a little more expensive but better in quality & cleanliness. If your looking for better quality kabob places try Kilikia grill on Glendale Ave & Maple, or Adams Square Kebab house, or Carousal on Brand blvd. read more

For overall value, this is by far my favorite restaurant in all of L.A. Prior to moving to LA, I had never had "luleh" before. I'm still not exactly sure what it is but it tastes a lot like minced meat with spices. It is...heaven. I came across Cafe Bravo because I was working nearby on a project. Since then I have moved on and it's probably been about a year or so since I last ate there because I am located very far now. I have eaten at other restaurants serving the same meal but it is not even close. I am dedicated fan of their all of the "luleh" dishes and even the non-luleh meat dishes are amazing. I always get the dishes with a hummus and eggplant side and I have never tasted either of these dishes better in another restaurant. My favorite dish of all is the Cornish Hen. They manage to make the meat tasty and juicy and just...perfect...all for $8 or $9! Insane! I will also note that one of the best things about this restaurant is their rice. Being chinese makes me a rice eater and Cafe Bravo knows how to make rice. I don't know what they put in it but I hope they keep putting it in. (It probably makes the rice fatter but damn if I care!) Don't just walk. Run. There is no better value in all of L.A. read more

Came here yesterday with Aileen V after shopping at Americana at the Brand and it was well worth the drive for me! I ordered the Lule kabob plate with tabbouleh and the yougurt with spinach. We also got a side of the hummas for free since he accidentally gave Aileen V. tabbouleh instead of hummus. The kabob was really good and moist and just plain delicious! The best part of the entire dish was the yougurt with spinach! It also comes with either rice or salad but of course I got it with the rice and a pita bread! The tabbouleh is also really good but the hummus I could pass next time. What also great about this place is their prices! They are pretty cheap for a Mediterranean place! I knocked 1 star down because the place is a bit small and a bit unclean. I didn't notice any grade on this place but if there was a grade, I know for sure it would be a C. But I guess that's the price you have to pay for good food! read more

FOOD: Amazing food. I get the chicken/beef kabob or kafta. They are all really good. I love that they have a variety of sides, hummus, tomato salad, cucumber salad, potato salad, etc. Portions are huge for such a cheap meal. I can never finish any of it. Be sure to get a to-go box. PRICE: Really cheap for what you get about $7-$9. AMBIANCE: Pretty tiny place. Not advisable for groups. Great place for lunch. A must go if you like middle eastern food or if you just want to try it out. read more

Two stars only because of their consistently poor service. This place is very local for me. Been here prolly twenty times or so. This review is not based on a snap judgment. The food is excellent, when they aren't out of whatever it is I came for, which occurs with greater frequency as time goes on. The service tends to be " indifferent", for lack of a better word. One of their employees is hands-down the worst counter-person I've ever seen. It's often very busy, so I can understand the rudeness when staff tired and burnt-out, but when it's slow that kind of treatment is inexcusable. There is A LOT of local competition for middle eastern food, and at this point I'd rather go an extra mile to Zankou or Sevan where my business is appreciated, and the staff will at least make eye contact and acknowledge your patronage. Good food is only part of the equation. Train your staff to make eye contact and thank your customers when they come to pick up their orders. If they hate their job too much to do that, then fire them and hire someone else who will. Or at least take them off the counter so their bad attitudes don't drive away more business. read more

I've experienced much better from Cafe Bravo. Downgrading b/c the last several times I've ordered from there, the meat has been tough and dry. Like leather. It's a shame since I frequented and loved this place. read more

This place is awesome. Have been there plenty of times but today we ordered from the catering menu for a department lunch of 11. We got so much food and had a lot of leftovers. It was delicious. Thank you Cafe Bravo. Will definitely keep them in mind for our big lunches. read more

I love this place. The Glendale/Burbank area is full of kebob restaurants but this is always my pick. I usually order by phone for pick up. I've never had an issue with my order and it is always ready during the allocated time they have specified. The chicken kebob plate is always my favorite. I definitely would recommend this place to my friends. read more

Absolutely marvelous! Ok. Marvelous is definitely a too fancy word for this place. Let me start again. This place is awesome! Absolutely awesome! haha. But really, looks like a hole in the wall joint, but no no no. It aint hole in the wall food.. If you are craving delicious mediterranean food. You MUST stop by this place. This is a total Judith/Crystal/Bam spot. When you come, you might see us being boisterous and having a magnificent time.. We always do when we're here! Well, we always do in general, but Bravo Cafe makes it a better day! Enjoy! read more

One of the best kabobs I've ever had, large portions with great sides. The Lule kabob and Beef kabob were legit. Lule is a ground beef kabob with added Middle Eastern flavors, which is a must try. The beef was an amazing slightly pink medium/medium well and tender. This comes with a side of rice, plus 2 more sides and pita. Side dishes: yogurt, ikra (like a babaganoush?, made with eggplant), hummus, pita, grilled tomatoes and peppers. All were good, but hands down the grilled veggies were the best (yeah I know, veggies???). If this place wasn't so far, I'd come here all the time for lunch. read more

This place is really bang for your buck. They load on your plate with a lot of meat, rice, pita bread, and sides. I got a groupon deal and we got plates each and double skewers. It turned out to be way too much food. Had to take it home and fed occupants. But of their bang for the buck comes with a price. Not that tasty of meat, rice was bland, and I didn't get any grilled tomatoes. :( read more

Food (5/5): Excellent chicken and lula kabobs! I typically order the combo plate, which comes with two sides, rice, and pita bread. Do not forget the garlic spread, even if it costs $0.50 each. This is one of my favorite places to get kabobs in Los Angeles, especially for the price. Service (3/5): Customers order at the cashier and the food is brought to your table fresh off the grill. The line can get backed up during lunch, M-F. So, try to get there by 11:45am to beat the rush. Atmosphere (4/5): During the past year or so, the management moved into the current location. It's much nicer than the previous one. However, I feel like there aren't enough tables for the crowds. Nonetheless, it's modern, spacious, and it doesn't get too loud - probably because everyone is too busy eating. read more

You can spend over $600 on catering but they do not include plates/utensils. So make sure you factor that into your budget when ordering catering from here. The food however, was DELICIOUS. The End. read more

Easy pick up. Decent everyday food and price. Chicken and rice is their best option. Variety of side options. Downside is the new next door drive in Starbucks. Where are the Glendale city planners? #GoCafeBravo read more

I was disappointed today, I ordered Mahi-Mahi and my food was too lemony including the hummus.

Very odd. Their online ap wouldn't fill the order for me, so I just came in to order it and it was a different price. Now, we're going to stop eating in here because they replaced their Coke machine with an off brand incredibly sweet alternative. I don't know how the "low cal" cola compares to Diet Coke, but it tastes like a bucket of sugar. read more

Yesterday evening after a long day at work, I decided not to cook and go out for dinner with my husband at Cafe Bravo. We have been going there for YEARS. We placed our order and requested our order TOGO. We waited approximately 25 minutes. This young girl by the name of PAULINE brought our order in a plate, and said, "If you want I could bring the boxes for you, and you could put your food in it." I replied, "No honey I waited this long I would like you to put it in a box like requested." She took the plate from the table all upset with an obvious temper. She threw the plate once she got to the other side of the counter, then she got a box and started to scoop the side orders into it angrily. She was throwing the food into the box as if we were dogs... I felt so DISRESPECTED and couldn't stand by letting her treat us that way especially if we were paying customers who waited patiently for our food in the first place. It's honestly unacceptable. This is definitely not the way to treat any customer or human being even. I have worked in customer service all my life and customers should be treated with dignity and respect or at the very least with patience. This message is for the owner of Cafe Bravo. I suggest you offer your employee, Pauline, some Customer Service classes, and/or other resources that can teach her better communication skills, because she desperately needs them. She has a lot to learn about interacting with customers. It's very important to know how to compose yourself. ******************************************************************************* TL;DR: Very disappointed with the service, and unfortunately after years of coming for the delicious food, I don't think I can or even would want to go back again. read more

Not sure what I expected, but I'm definitely now a MAJOR fan and will be a repeat customer of Cafe Bravo. The chicken kabobs were so plump and juicy - perfectly done. The beef was even BETTER! Both came with a side of rice, and two of your chose sides which for me was - charred tomato & pepper and hummus. The HUMMUS - whoa, seriously! The flavor was one of those, I need to savor this with a glass of a bold red moments because it had so much depth of flavor to it. I also ordered a size of the yogurt with spinach and that was yummy in its tanginess. They also had this thing called "Ikra" which I'm hoping to try my next time around. The only thing that bugged me was the styrofoam plates. But for the price and the lovely flavors, freshness, textures and flavors - its worth checking out. read more

A little hole in the wall I've probably passed by a million times, and never noticed. Chicken and pork kabobs taste great! Love the garlic sauce, although they charge for it. Would definitely go again, but must remember to leave work on time cause they get packed. read more

Great quality food for the price. Their meat is so tender and flavorful and the people working there are always so friendly. If you can call ahead to order pick up- I highly suggest you doing also. Also make sure to ask for extra garlic sauce, it's amazing. They started to charge 50 cents for an extra sauce but it's worth it. read more

This was a long drive for the wife and me, from one end of Glendale to the other. But, we figured, we were on a Yelp-driven adventure to Cafe Bravo! But I think all the other yelpers who give this place five stars are a little on drugs. The prices are good and the service was quick on a Wednesday night around 7. But the atmosphere is like a fast food storefront, with the belch of the soda machine compressor starting up sometimes punctuating our conversation. I had the beef kabob, which I thought was overcooked and tough, like Mickey's Rourke's complexion in "The Wrestler." The salad was bland, and so was the hummus, if you ask me. And I like my hummus a little thickerer. My wife's chicken kabob was better. I'd try that next time, if I had any inclination to come back here. I think we might save our money and try Raffi's. Next stop, however, Scarantino's. We've never been. Che la luna! read more

I decided to try this place again, I got the chicken kabob with half rice & half salad with the side of Ikra & cucumber yogurt. WOW it was amazing honestly!!!! The rice was so much better. I will definitely be ordering from them again. If you tried them maybe a year ago and did not like it you should give them another chance now. read more

Everyone I know where I work nearby RAVES about the food at this joint, and it IS a 'joint'. Real cafeteria style with the small and busy parking lot that seems to be the kind of parking at many businesses along this stretch of Glenoaks Blvd. I'm a spoiled middle eastern gal who is particular about her grape leaves. They were cold and slimey! I can handle cold, but SLIMEY? And the chicken kabobs had the texture of a meat that I swear was NOT chicken. I threw it out and didn't bother asking. I think this might be a place you go to get your shwarma on after a night of binge drinking, but that's about it. Gross! read more

I was there with my family very busy place after few minutes wait we got our foods. Good quality meat and chicken but I didn't like the rice it was no test looks they didn't add salt but over all we an jouind our food And very friendly employs read more

The husband and I LOVE Cafe Bravo. All the meats are super tasty, the chicken being my favorite, with endless combinations of sides. Their hummus may darn be addictive, and all for less than $20 for the two of us. That being said, it's relatively healthy, and the portions are huge. I often take half to work the next day. We love just grabbing dinner to go after a tough day at work. It's definitely a no frills, hole in the wall joint, but great food for an amazing price. read more