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Kebaba

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1004 NW Newport Ave, Bend, Oregon, 97701, United States
(541) 318-6224 www.kebaba.com
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May 12, 2018
So after a quick search I can across this little spot. Simple decor, basic mom and pop feel. Service, friendly and knowledgeable. So my Turkish coffee something I've had many times. Bitter, burnt and lacking that cardamon flavor. So far not so great of a start. I've never needed cream & sugar before. So, food arrives, looks great, now the test of flavors... very good, I would have to say much is store bought. Based on the machine cuts. Portions are large, a bit to large. But as most is store bought and not scratch made I cannot in good couscous give more the 3 stars. Overall, not a stop I will make again. 10 minutes in and we left. Barely touching the dishes.

May 7, 2018
Went to Kebaba for the first time with my fiance looking for some good gluten free food and was not disappointed. The chicken bowl was awesome and the gluten free menu was very accommodating. I have Celiac disease and take gluten free pretty seriously, so a very nice surprise! Atmosphere was nice as well and outdoor seating available. Would definitely recommend to others.

May 16, 2018
Best food on the westside. Has delicious vegan options and is always an option for a great meal with friends. Their mixed drinks are AMAZING and the service is the best in town.

May 12, 2018
Awful. Cramped location. Food was not homemade it was store bought and processed. Food was seasoned poorly. Not worth the money spent.

Nov 9, 2017
Five stars for food quality. My sister and I enjoyed lovely, flavorful dishes in generous portions brought to our table by attentive wait staff. The bathroom I visited (one of two) had a changing table like a person would have in their own home! I've knocked off a star only because of two reasons: 1) The seating is somewhat cramped and limited. They've done the best they can with a converted house though. They would have trouble accommodating a larger group (6+) of customers. 2) While there is dedicated parking, it's only a few spots. Again, they've done the best they can do with a converted house's lot.

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