Sabaraba's

Ordered to go. I waited about 15 minutes and had a tahini milkshake while I did so. GET THE TAHINI MILKSHAKE!I had the schnitzel with hummus and Israeli salad. I mixed the hot sauce (schug) into the Israeli salad. Tens, tens, tens across the board!My husband had the beef kebab laffa with a side of roasted cauliflower. He loved it.I'm so stoked to have this place close to me and can't wait to try everything on the menu.Note: they close at 8, so keep that in mind.

It's a fairly casual spot, which is what I needed with a very energetic 6 month old in tow. They had ample high chairs at the ready as well, which is great as zi got some hands free time until.je decided he was over it. I was also craving something fresh and healthy. I got their chicken shwarma plate, blended mint and lemonade drink, baklava, and this vegan custard with a rose syrup. Foe the shwarma plate, the chicken was tender but could have used a bit more spices to amp up the flavor, the pita was super fluffy, the cucumber tomato mix was fresh, and the hummus creamy without being to tangy. I wish there had been some type of pickled component that other spots have, and also that they had harissa as they only had harissa ketchup and harissa mayo.The lemon drink was refreshing and not too sweet, and it didn't taste like instant lemon mix powder or citric acid, thank goodness. Backlava was moist and in the rolled form, not the sheet pan version. The vegan custard was ok. The custard was very coconut forward, which is not my favorite. Maybe some pistachio paste and cardamom could have toned that down in the recipe. The syrup had a weak rose taste, but I liked the almonds on top. Overall a good spot to get a healthier meal option, but a couple of changes could really make them special.

I had been meaning to try this place since it opened, since it's close to where I live. I had a chicken schwarma (spicy) and a black cherry soda. It was good. I've had better but not in Atlanta (the closest I got was at Tiptop Kosher). I'd call this a solid neighborhood option, not a destination. The price was okay, something like $13 for the food and beverage. They did have free ice water, but I figured if I was having something spicy - not knowing how spicy it was - a bit of sugar would be helpful. I don't think I broke a sweat, though there was a semi-hot pickled pepper in the sandwich, along with tahini and some other fixings. The interior was clearly designed for a chain. I don't have any complaints, I just wouldn't be an evangelist for the place.

My husband and I had dinner here on Friday, 7/19/2024. We ordered at the counter and they brought the food to our table. The employees were all very friendly and nice! Free parking in the attached garage. Casual environment inside, with more seating outside. They have high chairs!We got the 2-Person Family Dinner ($32) with Shawarma and Lamb Kebab (+$2) as our proteins. It came with plenty of food: hummus, rice, Israeli salad, pita, and we chose baklava for our dessert. Everything was very good!Good food that is reasonably priced. We'll be back!

Great place for some Mediterranean food! The Harissa Bowl with Lamb as the protein was so good. I wish there was maybe something to go with it since it was a lot of rice and then just lamb. Maybe a tomato and cucumber salad? The Limonada drink was so good! I could have had 10 of them. Everyone was so friendly to us here. It's just an order and they'll bring it to your table place. Very laid back.

Been eyeing this spot since construction and have been visiting since soft opening a week ago. It just had its grand opening this week and it has been one of our go to spots for a quick and delicious meal.I first saw SaBaRaBa in Sandy Springs, what looks like a food truck but is a yellow shipping container store front, and now they opened its second location in Chamblee under Lumen. The word SaBaRaBa means Grandpa in Hebrew and the cuisine is Israeli. We tried half of the proteins including the beef sausage, lamb sausage, shawarma, falafel, and gyro. We weren't a huge fan of the sausages but love love the gryo and falafel.Most of the dishes are more on the fresh/clean palate with a hint of flavor. Falafel texture and flavor is just delectable and gyro is so flavorful without being overbearing especially since I don't eat lamb but I don't smell or taste it much at all. Gyro is combination of beef and lamb here.Sauce wise, they have the white tzatziki, tahini, harissa sauce, and harissaayo. Just like the proteins, they're more on the bland side but my favorite is the harissa Ketchup as it combines a small amt of heat to classic ketchup flavor.Our favorite at the moment is the family meal for 2 as it allows you to pick 2 proteins and they give you rice, flat bread, and dessert along with it. Would definitely recommend in checking this spot out.

Love the new location! Staff was incredibly friendly and make great recommendations for us. The Tahini shake and Limonana drink were both very good. The chicken schnitzel deconstructed plate was another favorite of mine. Everything came out fast, fresh and delicious. Loving this location and looking forward to coming back!

Truly a lovely spot to have lunch. They are very earnest and ent to ensure you have a great experience. We did. We tried many things but missed some of the important things like falafel. Must go back. Give it a try. Especially if you are in the neighborhood

So good!! New location with indoor and outdoor seating, easy parking, high ceilings, fast and friendly service and great food!! So glad that I tried it. I will be back!!

Love the food here. They make it fresh to order each time with incredible ingredients. I recommend the grilled chicken laffa or pita. The staff is so kind and welcoming. The restaurant is incredibly clean and service is awesome.