Kebabalicious

Remember the times you stood in a long line, drunk and with your mouth watering for a kebab? Well, finally you can enjoy a delicious kebab and you don't have to stand in a long line anymore. You may still be drunk, (depending on what time of day) but your mouth will definitely be watering. Thank God for Kebabalicious' new brick and mortar. Great service, good food and the location is awesome.

First off, great review by Beth. Second, she's absolutely right. Beef/Lamb kebab is my favorite. My friend and I always plan on ending the night here when we're out in this area. I wish a lot of success for Kebabalicious. Can't wait for the brick and mortar location.

This place serves some amazing felafels. I always get the king size with the spicy hummus to add that extra kick. The restaurant usually has a pretty long line when I go there after a night on 6th street, but the food is worth it. Be sure to get their loyalty card so you can get a free wrap after you've eaten here enough times.

So I splurged and got the kebab with everything on it and I REGRET NOTHING. The food here is always so delicious and even with the high demand they get things out to you in a timely manner. I love the Picnic for their parking too! Definitely the perfect little pitstop on barton springs.

It’s not often I find myself downtown around lunch time on a weekday. That whole 8:30-5:30 job in North Austin has something to do with it. So when I conjure up an excuse opportunity to indulge in some downtown street food, I jump on it. This time around I had a half day at work to make up for the fact I’d be working Sunday at 1am (until 5am), so I headed downtown and swung by a tried-and-true favorite for some exceptional mobile lunch. Like the trailer sign says, Kebabalicious features Turkish style wraps (and misleadingly not kebabs). It’s a toasty pita bread wrapped around all kinds of goodness. They come in two sizes, regular and humongous. I wisely went with a regular. Chicken won a spot in my tummy over lamb/beef or falafel. Loaded with what amounts to a salad (full of lettuce, tomato, onion, and dressed with tzatziki), the second wise decision I made was for medium-spicy sauce. The hot-spicy takes it to a whole new level of mouth-fire. The final great decision of the day was opting for the small upcharge to add feta cheese. Big picture: this is a crowd pleaser. It has all the makings of a delicious sandwich in a Mediterranean form factor. Hot-cold, spicy-cool, soft-crunchy–it’s definitely got everything you’re looking for. I even ate this one in the car, proving its extreme portability (though it was still a challenge shifting gears). The people working the cart are pretty much all behind the scenes except for the girl taking orders. They know what they do well and they just do it. I picture them all wearing shirts saying “git ‘r done” and slinging wraps, salads and hummuses out with assembly line efficiency. They have two trailers set up downtown serving lunch and weekend late-night. I don’t need to tell you Kebabalicious is great– the 4 & 5-star reviews on Google Places can do that. Do yourself a favor and give them a visit.