Denver Kabob Mediterranean Restaurant & bakery — Restaurant in Denver

After a long day of hiking we returned to stay at an airport hotel and this place seemed close and a fast hot meal.

I was mildly concerned when we pulled in to see it was in a gas station plaza because I’m used to things like fast food restaurants in gas station plazas but I’m so glad we decided to go in and order.

The menu was simple but the food was hot, the chicken was seasoned and cooked perfectly, rice was yummy, and the salad was a nice addition.

I haven’t had decent falafels in awhile but these were cooked nice and crispy on the outside, well seasoned, and a nice soft consistency on the inside.

Would 100% go back again. Also very clean and the staff...

Small eatery next to a gas station. Doubles as a small grocery. The food was good. Ordered the Kobidah kabobs and falafel. The kabobs were tender and flavorful, as was the rice it was served on. The French fries were okay and the salad was small but nice. The falafel were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, though not as flavorful as I would have liked; maybe it needed a bit more salt. The sauce served with the falafel was hard to identify. I'm not sure if it was tahini, and it came off as slightly bitter. Perhaps, it's made with unhulled sesame. That would explain the bitterness. Only about 5 tables inside. Bottled or canned drinks only; no...

I’m not sure what regional variant on Mediterranean food this is, but it wasn’t for me. I ordered a shawarma sandwich. The shawarma was very bland. It was served on wheat bread, which I found odd and I did not like at all. They also put a bunch of French fries in my sandwich which I did not notice until I bit into it. Again, a weird addition to a shawarma sandwich and not enjoyable to me. I am quite familiar with Mediterranean food and have never had anything like this. It took an inordinate amount of time to get 2 sandwiches. It wasn’t busy when we arrived. I do not know why it took so long. Not an...