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Bread and Kabob has been serving the Northern Virginia region for over 30 years, attracting clients from areas such as: Falls Church, Baileys Crossroads, Tyson’s Corner, Annandale, Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax and Shirlington, VA. At Bread and Kabob, we use only the freshest and highest quality ingredients in our dishes to provide superior flavor and authenticity.
Counter-serve halal eatery serving Middle Eastern fare, including kebabs, sandwiches & stew.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3407 Payne St, Falls Church, VA 22041
Phone: (703) 845-2900
Website: http://www.breadandkabobs.com/
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Reviews
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Great little kabob place and my favorite ones come here all the time cause they love the food. It’s a small space. The tables are bolted to the wall, so you can’t rearrange the tables to accommodate a large party.
The staff is less than enthusiastic. They took forever just to give us the grape leaves only for them to be frozen. We asked them to warn them up but they didn’t make them warm, they just thawed it to room temperature. I wish they served Salam Cola, not cocoa cola.
Overall, we would come here again.
… moreThe staff is less than enthusiastic. They took forever just to give us the grape leaves only for them to be frozen. We asked them to warn them up but they didn’t make them warm, they just thawed it to room temperature. I wish they served Salam Cola, not cocoa cola.
Overall, we would come here again.
I am kooft
Salty, Dry, and Overcooked meat. Poor quality rice. Poor attempt to copy Persian food. Perian food is not served with undercooked chick pea soup. This was a Pakistani version of Kabab.
… moreDion Tran
This is our new favorite kebab! The bread is made fresh, it’s soft on the inside and perfectly baked on the outside. The beef was so tender. I usually never eat the rice but this one was soft and had the perfect flavor. And that green sauce was the best sauce I’ve ever tried anywhere! It’s good pricing too! Told the workers that the food is amazing! The workers are really kind and do an amazing job with service and cooking!
… moreEsra
I genuinely wanted to like this place because I enjoy kebabs and freshly baked bread, but unfortunately my experience at this bread and kabob store was one of the most disappointing meals I’ve had in a long time. From start to finish, almost everything fell short of expectations.
First, let’s talk about the food, because that should be the main reason anyone comes here. I ordered a mixed kabob platter, expecting flavorful, juicy meat and warm, fresh bread. What I received was the complete opposite. The meat was extremely dry and overcooked, especially the beef kabob. It was tough, chewy, and lacked any real seasoning. I had to chew for far too long just to swallow a single bite, and even then it wasn’t enjoyable. The chicken wasn’t much better — bland, dry, and clearly overgrilled to the point where it had lost all moisture.
The rice was another letdown. It tasted old and reheated, with no aroma, no fluffiness, and no seasoning. It felt like an afterthought, something scooped onto the plate just to fill space rather than complement the kabob. The portion size might look okay at first glance, but when the food itself is this low quality, quantity doesn’t matter.
The bread, which is supposed to be one of the highlights of the place, was also inconsistent. Some pieces were overly burned on the outside while still oddly doughy inside. Instead of warm, soft, and comforting, it tasted stale and rushed. For a place that emphasizes bread, this was extremely disappointing.
Now let’s discuss service, which made the experience even worse. The staff seemed uninterested and inattentive. There was no friendliness, no effort to explain the menu, and no check-in to see if the food was okay. When I mentioned that the meat was dry, the response felt dismissive, almost as if my complaint was an inconvenience rather than valid feedback. There was no apology or attempt to fix the issue.
The restaurant atmosphere didn’t help either. The dining area felt neglected — tables weren’t properly cleaned, and the overall environment felt dull and unwelcoming. Instead of feeling like a cozy neighborhood kabob spot, it felt rushed and careless, as if customer experience simply wasn’t a priority.
What makes this experience even more frustrating is the price. The meal wasn’t cheap, and for what I paid, I expected at least decent quality. Instead, it felt like I paid a premium for food that could easily be beaten by many other kabob places in the area. When you’re charging these prices, consistency and quality should be guaranteed — and they clearly aren’t here.
Overall, this was a huge disappointment. Dry, flavorless meat, poorly prepared sides, inconsistent bread, unenthusiastic service, and a forgettable atmosphere all combined to make this a place I will not be returning to. There are far better kabob options out there that actually respect their customers and take pride in their food.
I don’t enjoy leaving bad reviews, but this experience truly earned it. Unless major improvements are made in food quality, preparation, and customer service, I cannot recommend this bread and kabob store to anyone.
… moreFirst, let’s talk about the food, because that should be the main reason anyone comes here. I ordered a mixed kabob platter, expecting flavorful, juicy meat and warm, fresh bread. What I received was the complete opposite. The meat was extremely dry and overcooked, especially the beef kabob. It was tough, chewy, and lacked any real seasoning. I had to chew for far too long just to swallow a single bite, and even then it wasn’t enjoyable. The chicken wasn’t much better — bland, dry, and clearly overgrilled to the point where it had lost all moisture.
The rice was another letdown. It tasted old and reheated, with no aroma, no fluffiness, and no seasoning. It felt like an afterthought, something scooped onto the plate just to fill space rather than complement the kabob. The portion size might look okay at first glance, but when the food itself is this low quality, quantity doesn’t matter.
The bread, which is supposed to be one of the highlights of the place, was also inconsistent. Some pieces were overly burned on the outside while still oddly doughy inside. Instead of warm, soft, and comforting, it tasted stale and rushed. For a place that emphasizes bread, this was extremely disappointing.
Now let’s discuss service, which made the experience even worse. The staff seemed uninterested and inattentive. There was no friendliness, no effort to explain the menu, and no check-in to see if the food was okay. When I mentioned that the meat was dry, the response felt dismissive, almost as if my complaint was an inconvenience rather than valid feedback. There was no apology or attempt to fix the issue.
The restaurant atmosphere didn’t help either. The dining area felt neglected — tables weren’t properly cleaned, and the overall environment felt dull and unwelcoming. Instead of feeling like a cozy neighborhood kabob spot, it felt rushed and careless, as if customer experience simply wasn’t a priority.
What makes this experience even more frustrating is the price. The meal wasn’t cheap, and for what I paid, I expected at least decent quality. Instead, it felt like I paid a premium for food that could easily be beaten by many other kabob places in the area. When you’re charging these prices, consistency and quality should be guaranteed — and they clearly aren’t here.
Overall, this was a huge disappointment. Dry, flavorless meat, poorly prepared sides, inconsistent bread, unenthusiastic service, and a forgettable atmosphere all combined to make this a place I will not be returning to. There are far better kabob options out there that actually respect their customers and take pride in their food.
I don’t enjoy leaving bad reviews, but this experience truly earned it. Unless major improvements are made in food quality, preparation, and customer service, I cannot recommend this bread and kabob store to anyone.
Victor
The food here was terrible. I last ate here in 2013 and the food was good. The food quality and quantity was not up to my expectations. The food was bland and dry. Wheres the seasoning? I waited 25 minutes for my food to be cooked and it was cold. The chickpeas were hard and just sitting in water. If you plan to eat here make sure you have some drinks to wash down this plain and dry food.
… moreVedat Kaya
Their bread and kebabs were delicious. My friend and I ate there together. We were very satisfied. They also offered us dessert.
… moreCASTLE 2002
A solid basic but great food! It’s what we call “a neighborhood dinner” Middle Eastern food in the middle of Baileys Crossroads! Great no- fancy full of flavor hot meals! Love it!
… moreIvan Katz
I’ve been eating here regularly since much longer than I’d like to admit. The Chicken is perfect in my opinion with just the right amount of flavoring. I always get it well done. It comes with an incredible spicy green sauce too. The rice is also perfect. The bread is cooked in the traditional oven and always served warm. The piece de resistance for me is the hummus. I usually get an extra one to take home. They put a bit of oil in it, and for me, it is the best I’ve ever had. They also have hot tea which you make yourself, and it is very tasty, They also have water too, which you fill yourself. If you like fancy, table service restaurants, this isn’t the place for you, but if you want to eat excellent kabobs and bread, while watching CNN, which is always on there, than you will love it like I do!
… moreMario Rodriguez
This place served burnt food … rice wasn’t even basmati chick peas were undercooked definitely not Persian made me sick to my stomach would definitely not recommend
… moreNathan Klawa
I was out shopping Sunday night and wandered into Bread and Kabob…the best random happening of all week! This hole-in-the-wall Persian place welcomes you with an aroma of sizzling meats and fresh baking tandoori.
The staff greeted me warmly and immediately began preparing my food. I sat at the counter and watched as local families dined while the staff prepared my fresh chicken kabob – which was juicy and perfectly seasoned. The bread is soft, yet chewy, perfect filled with meat and stewed chickpeas. When the owner swung by and asked how it was, my answer, and the answer, was that its perfect.
… moreThe staff greeted me warmly and immediately began preparing my food. I sat at the counter and watched as local families dined while the staff prepared my fresh chicken kabob – which was juicy and perfectly seasoned. The bread is soft, yet chewy, perfect filled with meat and stewed chickpeas. When the owner swung by and asked how it was, my answer, and the answer, was that its perfect.