2nd Street Kabob

Harrisburg, Vereinigte Staaten

4.3

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+1 717-238-2160
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620 N 2nd St, Harrisburg, PA, 17101
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330 mHarrisburg
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Rating des Ortes: 4
Harrisburg, PA
Friendly owner, great kabobs, a very nice addition to 2nd street. The food is very moderate in price. The hours of the place are often times rather strange but if you can get in to try the place I recommend it!
Rating des Ortes: 5
Harrisburg, PA
Definitely try this one out, and sit outside on a nice day and watch the folks stroll by!
I got humus and chicken kabob, and my husband got the lamb. The lamb was in a burger like form, spiced, shaped and skewered. Everything was delicious. The lamb was so good (I had a bite of my husband’s!) and the rice he got with his meal was also deliciously flavored. I love hummous and was happy to get some fresh with pita bread.
The owner is very nice and friendly and makes sure you’re happy with your meal.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Baton Rouge, LA
Kabob, dolmeh, falafel, o my!
Ok so they’re not quite lions and tigers and bears — but they make me happy. (Actually I’m lying — I hate dolmeh).
Second Street Kabob has the range — something for everyone. The owner is very friendly and makes sure you get exactly what you want. The falafel was decent. I prefer patties to balls of falafel and the tahini wasn’t great.
The place is a little pricey (compared to what it would cost to make the stuff at home), but 2nd street rent + scarcity of Middle Eastern food in Da Burg = higher prices. The falafel didn’t really do it for me (Pita Stroller is better) but I’ll definitely go back to taste the lamb.