a nice break from all the pasta & pizza. tucked in a small street, this is a fast casual style…read moreMediterranean place with your classic shawarmas, dolmas, hummus, chicken curries, etc. Super cheap €7 !!

Eating pasta and pizza can be too much even if I love carbs. We decided to go with Lebanese food…read moreand found this little spot in Rome. There's a few high tables to sit at. My boyfriend got the shawarma wrap and I got the shawarma plate. My boyfriend thought his food was just about average and I agreed. The shawarma meat was good and the sides - saffron rice, potatoes, salad, coleslaw - complemented the meat well. It was good for what you can get in Rome.

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.

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

Amazing hookah and amazing service. I love the ambience and music. Sarah is so great and so polite…read moreand very patient with her customers, I woukd definitely come back.

*** ATTENTION REVIEWERS ... THIS REVIEW IS BASED ON VISITS TO SIMILAR PLACES IN ROME ONLY…read more.. ACCORDINGLY THIS IS ONLY LIMITED TO MY EXPERIENCE IN ROME ONLY *** 1- The place: the place is magnificent, them is gorgeous, makes you feel that you are at one of Mediterranean Cafés especially Middle Eastern countries. 2- location: in the Campo di fiori area, a well known normally busy area with many people from different ethnicities and cultures. 3- Prices: relatively fair if you order wisely with getting the value of what you pay. 4- Food & Drinks: Genuine and tasty, portions are good. If you like Mediterranean cuisine then go to try what they have on the menu. 5- Shisha/Hookah: (limited to my experience in Rome only), by far one of the best places to have Shisha at and price is a bit cheaper than many others in the business. Good variety of flavours to choose from and somehow the Shisha lasts for a reasonable period of time. 6- Service: can't complain since its my 1st visit to the place and it was in the weekend and things are crazy during weekends. Recommendations: * Work more on improving and have a bit faster service especially when it's related to Shisha and changing charcoals. * Shisha flavours need more work when preparing the mixtures and adding flavours and shisha would taste much better if flavours are a bit more condensed.. Conclusion: by far one of the best in the area and highly recommend it. Will be my new escape place and hope owners & management pay attention to my concerns and recommendations (I am a previous HOOKAH place owner) Wish you all the best and hope visitors will have a pleasant experience similar to the one I had!!

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

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

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.

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

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

I'd been wanting to go here for a long time and finally did. It was VERY disappointing. First I had…read moreto wait almost 40 minutes for the order and it wasn't even busy. Then I had to send it back because it was raw. After all that, it was expensive, too. I do not recommend, will not return ever.

Great service! Really enjoyed the Gnocchi and the Spaghetti Carbonara!!! The Mixed Southern app…read moreawesome too!

Average food, bad service and poor (or questionable) ingredients behind the window. The server was…read morenot friendly and was sold out of Kebab and fries at 9pm.... Thus he didn't wash his hands or wear gloves before serving ya. Don't go there it's a waste of your money for a Kebab!

European kebab has pretty much ruined American kebab for me. I have places like Le Piramidi to…read morethank for that. Unassuming and perfectly poised off Campo de'Fiori square to snatch up drunken tourists in the wee hours of the night, Le Piramidi is a humble little hole in the wall, probably no different from dozens of others like it across the city. The open earlier than other places around here for lunch, too. Their doner kebab is perfect, made with freshly, thinly sliced lamb off the spit. Add a little bit of salad and tzatziki sauce, and be sure to request some spicy sauce too. Wrap it all up in a freshly toasted pita, and you're ready to go. They also have other dishes (e.g., rice platters, couscous, falafel, sausages, baklava, etc.) that I remember being pretty good and decently priced. Make sure to grab a beer from the fridge (Protip: hide it in your bag if you're gonna be drinking it off premises). It feels like an oven if you eat inside the store, so take your goods out to the nearby fountain or loiter in a side street. The employees are awesome and friendly here, and the prices are decent. What more could you ask for?