Need a kebab? Don't like waiting? What else do you need to know? This is my go to place. Love gyros and saffron rice.

My husband and I had shared a falafel several years ago from the food truck. He did not remember it too well so we took a slight detour on our drive from San Antonio to Dallas to get some falafel wraps. Boy oh boy it did not disappoint... needless to say it will be a flavor my husband will NOT forget this time. Indoor seating was limited, plenty of outdoor seating, but it was too hot so we managed inside. We each got a wrap and it was a very large portion... we were stuffed pass dinner time. You HAVE to add this to your Austin Must Eat List!!! read more

I love this place. So yummy. Nothing but outdoor seating not too much shading. But food makes it amazing. I give four stars because the decor/ interior/ exterior could definitely use huge help but this food. Is incredible. read more

Kebabalicious - Beef and lamb rice, boss fries, and phaklava - Turkish Near Me - Austin, Texas

Loved it. My friend and I went to Kebabalicious because an Uber driver recommended the place to us when we were visiting Austin. Came here last minute right before leaving for the airport to board our flight back home. We were greeted by the most welcoming staff who quickly became aware that we were first timers unlike most of their patrons and walked us through the menu very patiently. We tried the Kuzo, mine with lamb and my friend's with chicken. The wraps were reaaaaalllllyyyy good. So good that we left Austin regretting not having visited here earlier and also regretting that we got the regular sized rolls and that we should have totally stuffed ourselves with the king sized versions. read more

Just got a tack in rice. I'm sure it's not there on purpose but I could have swallowed that and it's unacceptable for it to be in food. read more

Kebabalicious - A sharp object in my rice - Turkish Near Me - Austin, Texas

Dope kebabs. I'm eating boss fries right now and I wanna start touching myself. I'd moan, but it likely weird out my co-workers. This is fat happiness. read more

Kebabalicious - Holy mother funky Boss Fries. - Turkish Near Me - Austin, Texas

Always good, fast and fresh. Only giving them four stars because they completely screwed our last order up by giving us a wrong item and leaving out some requested condiments. Either way, we ate what we got and it was still just as good! You can't go wrong with any menu item, but we swear by the falafel, the chicken, and the k-fries. read more

Kebabalicious does Döner kebab (Turkish fast food) with their own twist! This type of kebab originates in 19th century Turkey. Spiced seasoned meat is cooked slowly on a vertical rotisserie then the outer layer is sliced thinly after it cooks, the shaved meat is wrapped in a pita bread with lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, cucumbers and array of sauces. We tried Beef & lamb kebab Savory beef & lamb mix w/ lettuce, tomatoes, onions, tzatziki sauce, and spicy red sauce in pita bread. This was so flavorful! The Falafel is one of my favorite vegetarian dishes, and this one was made with crispy falafel balls nestled together with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, tzatziki and spicy red sauce, all cozy wrapped in a pita bread.There are different sauces you can add to enhance your kebab so being a saucy girl, I added the Kabaam sauce, which is a spicy avocado, roasted poblano chili and jalapeño cream sauce. Definately added a spicy kick! YUM!!! We also had Tuesday zucchini fries Gluten-free hand cut zucchini that was accompanied by roasted red pepper aioli sauce that was full of zest. They also had Baklava, handmade pastry made with flaky layers of ground walnuts pistachio and local Texas honey.! So much to choose from, all made using fresh ingredients. A Must when your ethnic cravings hits! read more

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Super jam. Staff is friendly and seemingly baked, but still pulling off bada$$ food real quick. Calamari and 2 gyro/wraps in 4-5 minutes on a Friday night. Calamari did not suck. I was surprised and all 5 of us liked it. Tubes only, but good. I never order the special wraps. They sound fun, bu Perfect place to show your out of town parents real austin ( current austin, whatever). read more

The last 2 times I've been my food has taken over 30 minutes to be prepared. Other people were served food well before me even though they ordered after me. This time I had to ask where my food was an was given a cold and soggy wrap. Overpriced and poor service. I will not be returning. read more

Paid way too much money (like, $15+) for a lukewarm kebab wrap that fell apart as I ate it. Sweet potato fries were good. I wish my food was hot. read more

I am sure that I can't say anything new that hasn't been said about this place. Went for lunch and was blown away. Staff was incredibly nice and helpful, Food was fresh and the sauces were amazing. I can't wait to go back and try something else. BTW- I had falafel rice bowl with tzatziki and medium spicy red sauce. Friend got Grilled chicken rice bowl with tzatziki and kambaam (avacado poblano sauce that I could eat with a spoon!) on the side. And we shared the zucchini fries. The kabaam sauce was amazing on the fries. Would recommend. read more

I came here today for lunch on the recommendation of a friend and absolutely loved it. The wait was a bit longer than I would've liked, but given the line it certainly wasn't outrageous (just make sure that you give yourself a few extra minutes if you're coming here during the work day). The regular-sized falafel kebab was delicious and big enough for a filling lunch. I'll definitely be visiting again to try the other kebabs they offer! read more

We shared the king size beef and lamb wrap with tzaziki and tahini. They're super generous with the meat and the sauce. Probably the best shawarma I've ever had (and we eat them all the time)! read more

Kebabalicious - Beef and lamb wrap (the bigger size) with tzaziki and tahini - Turkish Near Me - Austin, Texas

Great late night eats spot. The menu was to the point and conveniently located between the bar and JW. I ordered the spoiled brat -Extra spicy! And it was hot! I loved every bite! read more

For so long now I have been trying to find a place that makes awesome doner kebabs. We are spoiled in Sydney Australia with amount of good authentic kebabs. I came here last night for dinner and today for lunch. Had the 'Brat' and also a mixed kebab, along with the signature fries, with with a piece of baklava, which the nice server garnished with honey and almonds. A+ for service and A+ for taste and quality. Wish I could stay here longer to enjoy a few craft beers on the back deck. read more

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Great little hidden gem in East Austin. Started as a food truck but is now a permanent location. I've really liked every signature kebab I've tried there, and they have some unique flavors so it's not like just the basic middle eastern flavor everytime. My favorite would be the Rustic kabob bowl which has amazing baked brussel sprouts in it. The large size bowls are super giant and easily enough for two meals. Make sure you try the K fries! read more

Ordered the chicken salad, try the XXX (triple x) sauce it's not on the menu, but it is one of the spiciest things you will ever eat!!! It was by far the spiciest dish I ever ate at a restaurant. We're going there now read more

I think this place gives halal bros a run for their money. When you talk about quality of meat, you can't really beat this place. I always get the rustic which has skirt steak cooked to perfection and Brussels sprouts which add a nice crunch. The sauce is to die for as well. My wife enjoys the steak fries. Overall, one of the better Mediterranean place in Texas. read more

Anytime I go to Austin, I go here to get the best kebab ever! Wish there was on in San Antonio...

The fries with the red chile spicy sauce, cheese, and cilantro were delicious. They really hit the spot. There is also another sauce that's white/green and has a nice flavorful kick and goes great on a falafel wrap. Recommend adding cucumbers to your wrap. Honestly, the BEST thing about this location is the nice lady who works here!! I wanted to leave a review to thank her for helping make my birthday so special. She is so kind, it felt like I was talking to a friend. Happy birthday to your daughter too :) I hope the family vibes of this location doesn't change as that's what I'll remember most. read more

My fiancé and I love this place! We eat here pretty much every Sunday. It's a staple for us and our friends! The food is delicious and never disappoints. We usually split a king sized falafel or lamb pita. So good! But I have one more reason why I'm so loyal to this place... Recently, I was here with a bunch of friends and we didn't realize that the picnic tables had been stained only the night before. Long story short, I got brown/orange wood stain all over the sleeves of my favorite jacket. Instead of just saying "tough", the restaurant manager came out and personally apologized and offered to replace the jacket. I was (and still am) touched by this incredibly kind gesture and above-and-beyond customer service! I will be a loyal patron of Kababalicious for a long, long time! read more

Don't order online. Placed an order online on Saturday April 30th during lunch and got a confirmation email to come and pick the food at 12 noon. Drove all the way to find out that the place was closed due to staffing shortages. Felt disappointed but since many places are going through the same lately so gave benefit of doubt. I was hoping that they will not charge my credit card, but they went and charged it on Monday. I called them back and asked for a refund, which they gave but deducted online ordering fee. Not sure how this is ethical or even allowed. Don't want to go through the hassle of calling them again. BTW, it's really hard to get them on the phone and hence my reason to place my order online in the first place. This place has become very flaky lately and they need to get their act together read more

I have eaten at both the food truck and the brick and mortar and both are great. The portions are large and they make falafal better than anyone else I have come across in town so far. I've eaten there probably ten times with no complaints. Service is quick, quality is consistent and the price is decent. Also, their hotsauce is the best. read more

I remember when Kebabalicious first showed up on the late night food scene. I'd find those spicy ass fries in my house after a night of drinking and think with regret how many calories I was going to have to burn off. Fast forward to their adorable brick and mortar. It's small inside but they've got a rockin' back patio, a happy hour and some additions to the menu that weren't there before. Our kebabs were great. Even though I ordered the smaller size it was still gigantic. The salad was pretty boring overall -- one of those deli case deals that isn't inspired. I think they could spruce it up with something sexier or a better dressing. IMHO the The zucchini fry appetizer could be more interesting as well. The dude behind the counter was quite nice (though new I think) and it was reasonably priced for what we bought. I'd totally stop in here again for a grab n go though I'm not sure I'd rely on getting a seat inside if the weather is nasty. read more

The K-Fries - absolutely addicting, adding Fries to the Kebab an extra treat. Eating the beef and lamb Kebab is a life changing experience. The staff is super friendly, food is made to order and so delicious. So, if you are in the area stop by for some awesomeness. read more

I dream about this place all the time! I live in Buda and don't get to venture to this location very often, but if I'm anywhere near it, I make it a priority to stop by. Never in my life have I had hummus this good!! Every time I visit, it's the same, perfect consistency and flavor and every time I stuff myself to the brim. The falafels are just as incredible too! I've seriously considered getting a job at this place just to learn how they make both, especially the hummus, LOL! So many restaurants attempt to make hummus and it always turns out too creamy and bland. This place is the bees knees! But honestly, how much do I have to pay to get my hands on the hummus recipe?! read more

I visited the new brick and mortar location for Kebabalicious after stumbling upon its grand opening party night. Free kebabs, free beer, and live music? I can't believe my luck! It looks like the old food truck on 6th St. is all growed up, but they didn't move too far away from their roots - it's still easily accessible by the drunkies at the nearby east 6th St. bars. The new building is actually a pretty sweet setup with a wooden porch on the back of the restaurant underneath a shady tree. While waiting in line, I was reading about the restaurant - apparently they use only farm-to-table organic produce and all their sauces are made in-house. Count me as impressed that I can get organic food for $7. I ended up getting the beer/lamb kebab and my companion went with the all veggie falafel kebab. Man, I love free shit. Mine was fairly good with the spices and heat balanced by the lettuce, tomato and tzatziki sauce. The wrap was also pretty high quality. The kebab was fine, but it wasn't anything special or anything that I haven't tasted a million times before at the gyro stand at the local fair. It's not inventive or terribly interesting - it's just solid version of a kebab. My companion's falafel was pretty terrible. I had a bite or two, and it was mealy and unpleasant. The garbanzo beans, spices and whatever else went into the falafel balls were not very tasty - she finished as much as she could out of sheer duty, but it was not enjoyed. Altogether while I appreciate the free food and beer, the meal was decent, but in my opinion it was not anything I would return for as a paying customer. There are too many other appealing options at the food trailers on the east side. I will however give Kebabalicious an extra star for the awesomeness of their party and free food. Thanks guys! read more

This is my first true love when it comes to food trucks. I've probably eaten at the food truck more days out of the week than not for lunch when I used to work on 6th and it was located on congress and 7th. The brick and mortar is just as good if not better because there is seating and more options for drinks. king size beef lamb das it mane read more

A year after our first experience at their food truck.... we finally made it back! Each of us got a king sized beef and lamb kebab and devoured it in the store, medium spicy. What makes it is the sauce. mm mm mm. Since we were on our way back home to Dallas, I suggested the bf buy one to go, so he could enjoy the deliciousness again tomorrow. So he bought the Spoiled Brat with a side of the Ka-baam sauce. The next night, I was only spared one bite of the kebab, but it was a glorious bite. Next time we're in Austin, spoiled brat, here I come! read more

I had a bowl with char grill chicken and the K Fries and they were both delicious. The char grill chicken is Halal and well marinated. The K Fries has spicy sauce and feta cheese. I will definitely be going back on my next trip to Austin. read more

I have a confession: I'm just not that into food trucks. With few exceptions, I've never had any food from a truck that has been so magical I would do something silly like go on a food truck tour or even go out of my way to eat at one. Most times I'll eat at home before going to a bar that has a food truck all my friends are planning to dine at. Particularly if it rhymes with Feast Tide Wings. Wah-wah. This is only to say that I never ate at Keabalicious when it was a stand, as far as I remember. Again, I frequently seems the only people who rave about food trucks are those eating at them after 6 cocktails or 11 beers. Before I went last night I called to ask a very important question: Do you have a liquor license? NO is the answer. Which is great. This means that until after the holidays, they are BYOB. You heard it here, so plan accordingly. My dining companion and I packed up some beers and headed over. I had the falafel kebab (medium spicy) with feisty feta. YEEHAW! That was some good eats. Kebabalicious indeed. Crunchy cool veggies with warm falafel and creamy feta and a little bit of spice? So many tastes, so well paired. I loved this "sandwich like" item. It's possibly running a close second to Little Deli's vegetarian. The staff was friendly, you can see the very clean kitchen, the food comes out quickly (note: may I recommend the food be served with a paper plate and a fork as this is messy eating? Also, sometimes you want to set your food down for a pause), there is a great back deck to sit on, and surprisingly, they have brand new renovated, super clean bathrooms. Food trucks don't have those, y'all. I suspect this will be my go-to choice when hitting the east 6th bars and for a quick, casual bite. Very happy with this addition to the neighborhood. read more

Love this place! My standard go to is the regular beef/lamb kebab. But once, when I was really really hungry I decided to go with the spoiled brat which has beef/lamb, chicken, and falafel all in one wrap! It changed my life...and it was so good I ate the whole damn thing! The spicy red sauce goes really well in the wrap along with the tzatziki. read more

Kebabalicious - Regular beef/lamb kebab - Turkish Near Me - Austin, Texas

As someone who spent a great deal of time in the Middle East eating yummy, authentic Schwarma and falafel from any and every street corner, I was hopeful to find a spot that could at LEAST give me something comparable and it has satisfied my cravings for a little taste of Tel Aviv. The Spoiled Brat is typically my go to, and it's very fitting, as I feel totally spoiled by getting some of everything dumped inside of a delicious pita. The brick and mortar is rather small on the inside, but the back porch is awesome for kicking back with pals and watching sports with friends. read more

HOLY CRAP THEIR FALAFEL WRAP IS TO DIE FOR. get it king size. Be a fatty. Get the fries. They r bomb. I'm vegan and honestly this is my favorite falafel wrap I've ever had. That damn bread is so good it's like crispy but still soft. And honestly there is some very shitty falafel out there. Not theirs! the falafel itself is insanely well done. And the crisp cool veggies mixed with the yummy warm bread and falafel ... Mmmmm :) I sometimes cry into my wrap. I'm serious. Also, I fed some to my lyft driver one time and he was not vegan and was like "woah I like falafel!?". I'm like ya .. "Ya you do!!!" This is a dope spot too. Party on the east side then go here there's A BIG A*S PATIO!! And you can get beer! Have loved the stands now I'm gunna go to this storefront read more

This review is probably moot considering so much has already been said about Kebabalicious. I'll make it brief. We went on a Saturday morning and there was plenty of street parking and only a few customers sitting around. I'm glad the weather was nice enough for the outside seating seeing as there were only two tables inside. My falafel Kebab was delicious! I was worried that the mix of hummus, tzaziki, and red sauce would be too much liquidity but it was perfect (although when I asked for it spicy, I hoped it would be spicier). I'm extremely picky with falafel and sometimes it just tastes downright gross to me. This is definitely not the case here. Crispy and soft and flavorful and green. We also got an order of kebab fries- seasoned french fries with lots of red sauce and feta on top. That red sauce is SO GOOD. I actually put some of the fries on my kebab after a while to kick up the spice. I only have two real qualms with Kebabalicious; they didn't give me any kind of plate or anything so I pretty much just had to hold my kebab the whole time. I wanted to eat some fries and get a drink but couldn't put my food down to do so :( Additionally, they should really put a squeeze bottle of that red sauce on the table or something. As much as I enjoyed my meal, that really would have taken it to another level for me. read more

Food was good but the place was fully of Flies. Have the time went on driving the Flies. When given the feedback, the waitress said they can't do anything about it as it's an open seating. That was pretty rude. Restaurants like these have to take extra care to the hygiene. No compromise to that would be acceptable. read more

Great place to get a wrap beef lamb chicken falafel or hummus the French fries are pretty amazing I have to say I'm kind of addicted. Great outdoor seating especially when it's not so hot outside lots of shade some tables picnic tables and one nice little corner booth. Small stage for occasional live music. Local craft beer and tasty fountain beverages available. Even have nice restrooms. Over all one of my favorite places in Austin. read more

Kebabalicious - Out side eating area as well as small inside space - Turkish Near Me - Austin, Texas

LOVE this place!! I've never had anything here that's dry or less than great. The spoiled brat and the rustic are my favorite. Can't resist a shot of falafel or the K-Fries!! Plus service is always friendly and helpful. read more

This place is GOOOOOOD. My hubs and I shared the Spoiled Brat when we were in Austin this past weekend. Holy smokes! We loved it! We ordered the regular and it was massive! Loved the mix of all the kebabs -- lamb/beef, chicken and falafel. Love the sauce, the hummus and the fresh veggies. And I like their mint and cucumber infused water they had, too. So fancy! LOL. We will definitely be back for more when we're in town again. read more

Kebabalicious - Spoiled Brat - Turkish Near Me - Austin, Texas