Beantown Kebab

Great portions and good food. We had their grape leaves, babaganoush and salmon wrap. The wrap was very filling and the baba was smokey and spicy (first spicy I have gotten!). They are in the financial district.

There was no need for a reservation when we went there for dinner with a group of friends, yet the most of the plates on the menu were unavailable, and the man behind the counter was really unfriendly and unhospitable. Although there were a few vegetarian-friendly alternative dishes, I would give this place two to three marks.

Ordered the "supposedly" build your own bowl. First they messed up my order and when I asked about it, the server said they were finished and did nothing to compensate for it. Food was not fresh, doner kebab seemed to have gone bad. Hummus had a weird taste. Got halfway through the bowl before my common sense told me to stop eating and save my stomach.

Employe's were very disrespectful and the seating area was hotter than outside. Some of the customers went up to grab their own food and the food was horrible! There was no flavor on anything and the fries were basically oil itself. Workers were very slow and took a while just to get water or any simple thing. The fire alarm was covered in foil and the condiments on the table were very old, like the mustard when we tried to squeeze it out the bottle it was just some clear green liquid coming out. Tables were also very sticky like they have never been wiped before and the plates had other food stains on them

The food took quite some time to come out and the portions were a little small for their price. The food was definitely very delicious but it wasn't necessarily the best turkish food you'll find. It's solid no doubt, but a few issues. 4/5

Small place with big food. Wanted to get something fast and delicious later in the evening. Came to this place. Lots of traditional middle eastern food options. Our host made sure we had everything brought out in order from starter to dessert and all was awesome. Flavor was on point. Check it out for sure.

They served me an hour before they closed. Nothing special was content to get some food but the self declared owner started spouting political opinions and criticizing Israel after I mentioned I was Jewish. I'm trying to eat before bed. Why spread hate and politicize a luke warm kebab? For your benefit don't give this place your time or money