Kebabs, shawarmas & other Middle Eastern staples in an unfussy counter-serve with a snug terrace.
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Best Shawerma: Exceptional Middle Eastern Cuisine in Burbank, IL
The Best Shawerma, 6934 W 79th St, Burbank, IL 60459, US
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Note here that’s it’s cash only but they do accept Zelle.
The nicely seasoned steak off a rotating spit (shawarama) and served in a pita with onions, tomato and tahini sauce was really excellent. It had a good char on the meat and the toppings complimented the salty and seasoned fatty steak.
Their fries was unique to me. Not quite know how it was prepared but the outer skin of the fries kind of puffed into a crunchy “chex” texture with a steamy soft interior. I could eat a huge bag of this. Salt is the only thing that is needed for this.
Is this “Best Shawerma” ever? Perhaps, but I have only a few recollections of ever trying this specific labeled food (shawarma). I have more experience with a similar style of food from the Greek and Mediterranean options. This is on par with some of the best I have had.
The staff, chef and cook was very friendly and prepared food fresh and to order. Ill definitely try more items on their menu next time I am in the Burbank area.
$45 for a combination bowl and a wrap. Including fries I never received.
Other than that, food had good flavor overall. You are probably going to wait a long time for your food because it’s only 1 person taking and prepping orders. That is also another reason for my review. The guy was grabbing cash and then grabbing the food. Not sure how I feel about that.
By the way, this place is CASH ONLY and they do have an ATM available but for a small fee.
Walking in you are greeted and instantly taken care of. The owner of the shop is always there with a smile and working hard.
The owner was very nice and polite and just a great place for lunch.
Cash or zelle for payment.
I had high expectations based on the Google reviews, but the experience didn’t match the hype at all. The shawarma itself was just okay — nothing memorable in flavor, portion, or preparation. On top of that, the price felt excessive for what was served, to the point where I’m not even sure if I was overcharged.
This area seems tricky when it comes to reviews, because the ratings feel disconnected from the actual quality. If you’re used to good shawarma, this will likely fall short. I’ll stick to eating shawarma in Dearborn going forward.