I tried it out this past Saturday. I don't know anything about the cuisine, but I enjoyed the seasoned ground beef roll and chicken. The rice was excellent. I overheard a conversation at the service counter that indicated there is a vegetable kabob and some sort of potato dish. The spinach I had as one of the sides didn't have any meat. Heather R. wrote: ... >This place sounds great? Did anyone happen to notice whether it was >vegetarian-friendly? > >heather the friendly vegetarian russell > >Paul H. wrote: >> >> I went to the Bread & Kabob last night, and everything that's been >> said here is on the mark. Very friendly folks, good food. I like the >> fact that the sauces let you easily customize your dinner - if you like >> it hot & spicy, add more of the pepper sauce. But the food has a very >> good flavor on its own. I had the chicken & kubideh combination; kubideh >> is a sausage-like blend of ground beef and spices, very tasty. Blending >> the pepper & cilantro sauces with the rice ended up being my favorite >> way of eating it. (I'm from Louisiana, and we don't understand the >> concept of rice without something in or on it! :-) >> >> They gave us dessert on the house - a kind of cornbread with cinnamon >> which at first looked like poppyseed cakes, so I was a little surprised >> to bite in and realize that it was cornbread. Pretty good, though not >> terribly sweet. They're going to have baklava soon, if you want a sweeter >> dessert. >> >> -- >> Paul Heroy <*> To email, change the x's to n's where appropriate > >-- >|*********************************************************| >| Heather Russell | >| My music site: http://www.freecloud.com/heather | >| The Mending Wall: http://www.unc.edu/~gumption/tmw.html | >| Email: hrussellatbellsouthdotnet | >|_________________________________________________________| > >"I'm in favor of love as long as it doesn't happen when 'The >Simpsons' is on television." --- Anita, age 6
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