Wonder pizza, delicious with a GREAT crust!! The gyros are delicious!!! But best of all, the sweet…read moreand genuine customer service !!!

Great kababs!…read more Getting low on spending money since being here for a couple weeks. Cheap, filling and tasty!!

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.

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

Some of the best middle eastern food I've ever had. We live in New York and eat middle eastern food…read moreall the time, and this stood head and shoulders above most all other places we've been. Samir was a gracious host and whipped us up a fresh, delicious feast. The hummus, babaganoush, and fava bean were fresh and lemony. The eggplant was perfectly grilled w/ an tangy pomegranate reduction, which was also on the salad. The falafel was freshly made and crunchy. And the chicken kebabs were surprisingly moist (for kebabs) and flavorful. It's more expensive that you might be used to coming from middle eastern places in NY, but in line with other tourist restaurants in the area. Don't be thrown by the small tables downstairs. There's an upstairs that can fit another 12-15 people. My kids are vegetarian and were in heaven after 2 weeks of just pizza, pasta, bread and cheese.

Excellent! All fresh done. Very nice food to disappear from European taste. Very nice inside. The…read moreowner makes all fresh. Had a very good experience. Better than the Italian restaurants in the tourist area of Rome.

After seeing a huge line at Old Bear, we made a reservation for the next day and I am SO glad we…read moredid. If you have more than two people you definitely need to make a reservation ahead of time. They've got an upstairs and a downstairs but they fill up very quickly. Every item we had was awesome. My boyfriend has never liked seafood but he LOVED the mussels here. The truffle lasagna is a fan favorite and I see why, it's an awesome take on lasagna and it's so flavorful. We also got the Chocolate Torte (basically a lava cake) and it was really wonderful. I genuinely think everything on their menu is bound to be great, there are no mistakes to be made. If you're in the area I'd highly recommend coming.

Starting off strong with their very balanced and jammy house red at €4/glass. Next the perfect…read morestarter in Rome, the artichoke. Perfectly cooked and lightly seasoned. Next was the bolognese lasagna with a béchamel sauce and it was the star. Tiramisu for desert was nice, but a little heavy. Old bear is definitely on the list to return.

Staying at the River Palace Hotel and was about to go to A Peruvian place when we passed this hall…read moreon the wall halal place! We're from NY and these type of places are known to always have the best food and it didn't disappoint! I had a plate of shawarma with rice, salad and fries and the combo comes with soda. My husband had a gyro and we also ordered baklava which was also very good! They guy also gave us an extra baklava and free falafel because we ordered so much food (30,00 euros in total). Prices are decent and comparable to NY prices so no complaints on that! The restaurant is very clean, plays good music (not loud), excellent and very polite staff (only speaks Italian but very patient with us non-Italian speaking NY'ers). I'll definitely go back for more!

An okay, average place for gyro wraps. They only accepted cash. The wrap itself was okay, nothing…read morespectacular. Ordered side of fries and they were very soggy. It was a bit overpriced for the food. If you are tired of pastas and pizzas, this is your go to!

Cheap and reasonable city center street food. Take a walk from the coliseum through the park to get…read morehere!

He is so kind and the food is really good and reasonable price. He recommends me which menus…read moreKoreans like.

If you are in the Trastevere area and mood for some late night eats, this place maybe for you. I…read morecruised by Shisha e Kebab admittedly a few beers deep and craving some late night drunk food. What I found, was salvation. Nothing soothes the stomach like some greasy meat after a night of drinking. And the kebabs at Shisha e Kebab come in at an economical 3.50 Euro. For that price, I feel like I should eat two, just because it's such a deal. One of my friends ended up grabbing a 22 oz. beer for 1.50 Euro (I think.. things were a bit hazy). Anyhow, I recommend it.

Post for hookah-lovers…read more Tobacco are Al Fakher and Nakhla but the coal is my "favorite" fast-start so minus star for that. You can smoke only downstairs in a one of three cozy rooms which is pretty cold and humid, also you may smell a mould growing somewhere so minus star for that too. If it is not Sunday just walk 100 meters more to "Shisha" at no 135 on the same street. Added star to a friendly guy who is running this place.

From the owner: Menù Pizza Pizza -…read more Fritto - Bibita analcolica 6,0 E (pizza-fried-drink 6.00) Menù Kebab Kebab - Fritto - Bibita analcolica 6.5 E (kebab-fried-drink 6.50) Pizza al taglio..Pizza alla pala...Calzoni...Hot Dog..Hamburger...Kebab...Fritti fatti in casa..

Interesting! They open at 7:30 pm. Not one minute before! The waitress gave us the menu and after…read morewe had looked at it for fifteen minutes and tried to order several main dishes she said, "actually today we only have beef and chicken kebab and felafel." Okay! So... The beef and chicken kebab were both quite tasty - though the beef was a bit tough. The felafel was interesting. My wife's favorite was some spicy peppers that the owner brought out just for her. They looked like green string beans but had the heat of a jalapeño. I had ordered an appetizer but it never did show up. Due to the language barrier it could have been one of the things that wasn't available today. Oh well. Overall good experience.

Monday nights are always a challenge finding somewhere open.. especially if you want to eat a…read morelittle something at 7pm. Accompanied by fellow yelpers, we head for this "posh" kebab joint, distinguished by three spit-roast doner options - beef, chicken and vegetarian. The interior is swankier than your average kebab shop, with a room on the side featuring table-clothed tables, charming prints and a collection of fezes (can't resist a fez). We start with a plate of falafel to share, 6 pieces for a good value €5, and a plate of mixed antipasti for €8. The baba ganoush and hummus are pretty good, and there are also creamed zucchini, beans and potato puree. We all order kebab on the plate, a portion of seasoned beef, chicken or a vegetarian option dressed with a little bit of salad. This is "make your own" kebab time, with unleavened slices of pitta-style bread and salsas to share. Pity they only bring 2 spoons for the four salsas - they're soon all mixed together. And for a group of five people, they run out immediately so we request more. Overall the impression is good and the food is tasty, although I do prefer a lamb kebab. The main dishes are also quite pricey at €12 each although the kebab meat is good quality. The five of us pay €16 a head, after sharing two bottles of water as well, and go away full and pretty satisfied.