Sababa Mediterranean Grill

Since returning from my time in Israel, I have struggled to find Middle Eastern food as delicious as it was there. Sababa’s Spicy Falafel Pita is the closest thing to Israeli Street food I’ve come across in this city. The delicious taste of it reminds me of the wonderful food in the streets of Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem. It’s very tasty and I highly recommend it! The staff is friendly as well. Overall a very friendly and delicious place!

One of my favorite spots for shawarma! Complete with complimentary pickled veggies.

I love when the portions are so generous that there's enough leftover for another meal!

Took off one star for a slow start, but the quality of the food was excellent. We ordered shwarma and shnitzel platters, with the freshest salads and dips on the side, and hot fresh baked pita.

A+ for a squeaky clean environment. I highly recommend Sababa to locals and tourists alike.

At the time of my visit, the kosher certification was reliable and up to date.

UPDATE: I just visited Sababa again last week a couple of times and they finally are getting things right and treating customers with respect. The food is good too. I will go back again!

OLD REVIEW: It used to be a great restaurant under the previous ownership of Rami. The new staff is rude, the food is of very poor quality and expensive. They give you a tough time to honor their own Groupons and they make up rules as they go. Very sad, never going back.

Good selection of food, but when In came in the restaurant, the music was a little bit too loud. I would make it a little bit more softer. But the menu is solid