A & A Kaboo an outstandingly pleasant experience. Extremely fast service and their food was fresh. The falafel platter had plenty of rice and a sufficient amount of falafel; but needed a few extras on the rice. Salad with the platter was deliciously simple enough to make me smile.
katie
owner is incredible! so friendly and attentive!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyro
Guilma Ordonez
The lamb Kabod isdelicious and I loved the lentil soup!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Monika Subedi
The food here is so delicious juicy meat and fresh rice. Keep it up!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
John
OMG! We were given complimentary tea and lintel soup upon arrival. Service was so friendly. Wife got a wrap and I got a chicken and lamb platter - the lamb was expertly cooked! 10/10 would recommend.Kid-friendliness: They had a small kids menu - so cute.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Angie Daniels
Love this place always
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
L
Chicken is very thinly sliced and dry. Doesn’t have a lot of flavor. Their tzatziki is good and very refreshing though.
Food: 2
Staya Gerasenko
The service was exceptional! The owner is very kind and friendly. Our naan came to us cold so we asked for it to be reheated a little bit instead they brought us a fresh new one! They also gave us black tea on the house! The meats were delicious.
Service: 5
Baard Grindal
I always get the chicken kabob, sometimes multiple times a week - even though it's on the opposite side of town from where I live.
A hidden gem! Truly amazing food and outstanding service. The owner is very friendly and helps you to order the right food. We opted for a gyro and kebobs. The meat was moist and flavorful ans the bread was amazing. Order the hot tea also. It comes in a little stainless cute pot. Homemade baklava is a must also!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Craig L.
We discovered A&A after a couple of not-so-great meals at our previous go-to for Middle Eastern food. Thank goodness! we first tried it in December and found it much more enjoyable than our previous fav, and the owners are warm and friendly. Remembering our most enjoyable first visit to A&A Kebab Grill, we recently returned for lunch. As much as we had enjoyed our first visit, this one surpassed it, as the proprietor remembered us and treated us as long-lost family, providing a pot of Earl Grey Tea while we waited and a bowl of gently flavored lentil soup. The last time I had lentil soup was at a friend's house on the French Riviera. It surprised me because I so enjoyed it. This version was different, lighter, but equally comforting. This visit was also more enjoyable because there were more diners, quietly talking and laughing. Most appeared to be from the Middle East, suggesting that the food appealed to native taste as much as to those of us who came to it later in life. I have had the pleasure of dining out in many restaurants from North Africa to South Asia and points between. I don't recall enjoying meals as much as I have done here. We started with hummus, topped with olive oil and fresh, warm Kurdish flatbread. Both my companion and I make hummus at home. We looked at each other and shook our heads. Neither of us puts together hummus as light and flavorful as this. It was the first time, after innumerable meals together over the past 30 years that we had to bargain about who would take home the leftovers, and leftovers there were because... no matter how delicious, the servings here are generous enough that we both usually make another meal of leftovers. We both had enjoyed our meals the previous time, but we like to experiment. This time we both decided on the gyro platter. We both love gyros and my companion raved about the rice on our first visit, and this one comes with rice and a side salad. We were surprised that the gyro meat came on a bed of rice instead of on naan, but when the proprietor asked whether we wanted bread, we both said no. We didn't need it after the bread with hummus, though, so it was fine. The gyro meat was not the typical shawarma style small strips, but smaller pieces of meat that allowed them to be browned all over while remaining succulent. As with everything we have tried, here, seasoning is light and draws more attention to the food than to the spice. The rice was possibly the best I have had. It was light and flavorful and I found myself shoveling in a most ungentlemanly manner. We wrapped up our leftovers and I won the hummus. The greatest surprise was that when I warmed my gyro meat and rice, the flavor in the meat seemed to intensify and I briefly considered going back for more, but the A&A Kebab Grill is more than 20 miles from home, and I don't like to drive. That means that I will have to wait until the next time I am in Harrisonburg before I can satisfy my new craving for A&A fare.... And see my new old friends. Alas!
Remy D
The food was delicious and very reasonably priced. I loved my lamb and chicken kababs. My 8 year old enjoyed her hummus more than the French fries that I got as insurance (they do have a kids menu). The pita was hot and fresh. My server was nice and attentive and knowledgeable about the food. The atmosphere was fine. Nothing amazing. But the food more than made up for it. Don't skip the baklava. It's home made and just the perfect end to the meal
We met the owner, Mr. Ahmad and his daughter. They were very friendly and had an excellent hospitality. The food is amazing, if you want to get a glance of what Kurdish food and culture looks like, this is your go to spot.
A & A Kaboo an outstandingly pleasant experience. Extremely fast service and their food was fresh. The falafel platter had plenty of rice and a sufficient amount of falafel; but needed a few extras on the rice. Salad with the platter was deliciously simple enough to make me smile.
owner is incredible! so friendly and attentive!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyro
The lamb Kabod isdelicious and I loved the lentil soup!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food here is so delicious juicy meat and fresh rice. Keep it up!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
OMG! We were given complimentary tea and lintel soup upon arrival. Service was so friendly. Wife got a wrap and I got a chicken and lamb platter - the lamb was expertly cooked! 10/10 would recommend.Kid-friendliness: They had a small kids menu - so cute.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love this place always
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chicken is very thinly sliced and dry. Doesn’t have a lot of flavor. Their tzatziki is good and very refreshing though.
Food: 2
The service was exceptional! The owner is very kind and friendly. Our naan came to us cold so we asked for it to be reheated a little bit instead they brought us a fresh new one! They also gave us black tea on the house! The meats were delicious.
Service: 5
I always get the chicken kabob, sometimes multiple times a week - even though it's on the opposite side of town from where I live.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food and staff are amazing!
Restaurantji Recommends
The food is so fresh and delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mixed Kabob Lamb Chicken Beef
A hidden gem! Truly amazing food and outstanding service. The owner is very friendly and helps you to order the right food. We opted for a gyro and kebobs. The meat was moist and flavorful ans the bread was amazing. Order the hot tea also. It comes in a little stainless cute pot. Homemade baklava is a must also!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We discovered A&A after a couple of not-so-great meals at our previous go-to for Middle Eastern food. Thank goodness! we first tried it in December and found it much more enjoyable than our previous fav, and the owners are warm and friendly. Remembering our most enjoyable first visit to A&A Kebab Grill, we recently returned for lunch. As much as we had enjoyed our first visit, this one surpassed it, as the proprietor remembered us and treated us as long-lost family, providing a pot of Earl Grey Tea while we waited and a bowl of gently flavored lentil soup. The last time I had lentil soup was at a friend's house on the French Riviera. It surprised me because I so enjoyed it. This version was different, lighter, but equally comforting. This visit was also more enjoyable because there were more diners, quietly talking and laughing. Most appeared to be from the Middle East, suggesting that the food appealed to native taste as much as to those of us who came to it later in life. I have had the pleasure of dining out in many restaurants from North Africa to South Asia and points between. I don't recall enjoying meals as much as I have done here. We started with hummus, topped with olive oil and fresh, warm Kurdish flatbread. Both my companion and I make hummus at home. We looked at each other and shook our heads. Neither of us puts together hummus as light and flavorful as this. It was the first time, after innumerable meals together over the past 30 years that we had to bargain about who would take home the leftovers, and leftovers there were because... no matter how delicious, the servings here are generous enough that we both usually make another meal of leftovers. We both had enjoyed our meals the previous time, but we like to experiment. This time we both decided on the gyro platter. We both love gyros and my companion raved about the rice on our first visit, and this one comes with rice and a side salad. We were surprised that the gyro meat came on a bed of rice instead of on naan, but when the proprietor asked whether we wanted bread, we both said no. We didn't need it after the bread with hummus, though, so it was fine. The gyro meat was not the typical shawarma style small strips, but smaller pieces of meat that allowed them to be browned all over while remaining succulent. As with everything we have tried, here, seasoning is light and draws more attention to the food than to the spice. The rice was possibly the best I have had. It was light and flavorful and I found myself shoveling in a most ungentlemanly manner. We wrapped up our leftovers and I won the hummus. The greatest surprise was that when I warmed my gyro meat and rice, the flavor in the meat seemed to intensify and I briefly considered going back for more, but the A&A Kebab Grill is more than 20 miles from home, and I don't like to drive. That means that I will have to wait until the next time I am in Harrisonburg before I can satisfy my new craving for A&A fare.... And see my new old friends. Alas!
The food was delicious and very reasonably priced. I loved my lamb and chicken kababs. My 8 year old enjoyed her hummus more than the French fries that I got as insurance (they do have a kids menu). The pita was hot and fresh. My server was nice and attentive and knowledgeable about the food. The atmosphere was fine. Nothing amazing. But the food more than made up for it. Don't skip the baklava. It's home made and just the perfect end to the meal
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mixed Kabob Lamb Chicken Beef, Baklava
We met the owner, Mr. Ahmad and his daughter. They were very friendly and had an excellent hospitality. The food is amazing, if you want to get a glance of what Kurdish food and culture looks like, this is your go to spot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5