Kabob International

I've been to quite a few Persian restaurants and this has got to be by far the worst. A few friends and I wanted Kabobs so we THOUGHT this would be the place to go. The locale is nice and so are the staff but the food is just horrible. We ordered the appetizer Baba Ganoosh and the waiter claimed it was fresh. In actuality it was just a paste that I could have sworn came out of a can. Well I was able to forgive that if the main dish was great, which was the Sultane Kabob (at $17). I ordered it well done and I got medium rare (with the outside burned) with white rice (average quality). Pros: Variety of Dishes to Choose From and Pleasant Atmosphere Cons: Tasteless; Low quality; Uninspired Persian-Middle Eastern Food, and limited Parking more

A great place for lunch or dinner, from the owners of the Persian restaurant Café Natasha. Very fresh ingredients and healthy middle-Eastern cuisine: Persian Koubideh (ground lamb beef kabob), both beef and chicken kabob, lentil soup (osh), and Lebanese falafil are some of the offerings. Dishes can be ordered as either a platter or a sandwich; when ordering a platter be sure to try the raisin and lentil rice pilaf (adaspolo), a wonderful piece of Persian cuisine. Patio seating is coming soon. Excellent food and service without pretension. I highly recommend Kabob International for its fresh, high-quality food at very reasonable prices. Pros: fresh ingredients, very friendly staff, fast service Cons: street parking more