Sababa Grill

"While the atmosphere is nothing to speak of, they do have very good falafel sandwiches - which is why I went there this week. But as I was eating one, there was something hard in the pita. It turned out to be a piece of plastic. Luckily I didn’t break a tooth on it. I showed the server and he said he’d bring it to the owner’s attention. Little good that does me now, but very disappointing. Off the list now."

"We came at closing time and the staff was really nice. We had to eat outside because they were closing which wasn’t a big deal. The staff treated us like family. The food Reminded me of eating shawarma in israel."

"Sababa is my go to place for Shabbos takeout. The shawarma is delicious! Everything is delicious!"

"Great Kosher restaurant. Tasty food. Nice service. Enough room for four people to dine in. The hot sauce was tasty. The schnitzel was fresh and tender."

"There were no public restrooms available here. I wonder if I'm no longer part of the "public" once I pay. I didn't have to go, but I'd like to think that Sababa Grill would let me use their restroom after spending over $50. I'm a pretty clean and cheap restroom goer. I don't use much toilet paper and try to flush as little as possible while also being mindful of clogging. I clean up any mess that I leave behind. Sometimes I'll even clean up another person's mess. It's not out of the goodness of my heart. It's mostly out of fear that I walk out and there is someone that goes in right after me. I don't want them to think that I was the person that made the mess. All I'm trying to say is that I'm good at going to the restroom, but I wasn't always like this. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I've made a mess of some restrooms. I knew I needed to stop when I recognized how upset I would get when someone else would leave a mess behind. I was being a complete hypocrite. Anyway, I wanted Sababa Grill to know that if they let me use their restroom, I would have left it spotless. Also the food from here was absolutely delicious."