Marleana Watts
This is a little hidden gem in Pittsburgh that has great atmosphere and food! The family that runs the restaurant is very nice. The food is authentic, fresh, and delicious. If you happen to go on a Saturday the raw kibbeh is a delicious traditional Lebanese dish. You won’t be disappointed if you dine here!
… moreRaja Hayajneh
Kabob-G Grill is absolutely fantastic! The food is always fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked — from the juicy kebabs to the delicious rice and sides. The portions are generous and the quality is consistent every time I visit.
The staff is warm, welcoming, and attentive, which makes the dining experience even better. The restaurant is clean, comfortable, and has a great atmosphere whether you’re eating in or taking out.
If you’re looking for authentic, flavorful Mediterranean cuisine in Pittsburgh, Kabob-G Grill is a must-try. Highly recommended!
… morechad zerbe
While in Pittsburgh, PA, we went to dinner and had some food I grew up on at Kabob G Grill. This is a mom and pop Middle Eastern place family run. We had grape leaves (meat and vegetarian), hummus, loobyeh with beef tips, sleek, rice, and fattoush salad (Check attached menu for ingredients). Their food was delicious and authentic. If you happen to be in the Castle Shannon suburb of Pittsburgh and looking for some amazing Middle Eastern dishes, this place is a must. The service was great, and the portions were very filling. Enjoy!
… moreAlejandra Salinero
Delicious, fresh, easy to get seating. Amazing lunch special Monday – fridays. Nothing beats the warm fresh water pita!!!
… moreMarkOinPGH
My sister was in town the weekend of 8/18/23 and wanted us to take her out for Middle Eastern food. My wife and I hadn’t been here since our first visit in Jan. ’23. We live in the North Hills, but the food is authentic and very good, so we knew it would be worth the drive. No one was disappointed. We started with the baba, which had that familiar smoky flavor. My sister had a salad and my wife the feta spinach pie. I opted for the sleek, a cooked dish made with spinach, black-eyed peas, bulgar wheat and onions. We all shared the rice pilaf, with vermicelli and toasted almonds, which adds a nice contrast in texture. Sister got the filet kabob, my wife the shish tawook and I the kafta kabob. All of the kabobs came hot off the grill and were moist and flavorful. We topped it off with the homemade baklava, which was also good. The Kabob G Grill is located in Castle Shannon, PA, about a block off of Castle Shannon Blvd., in a small building with a nondescript front. There was ample room inside to be seated away from other diners. It appears to be a family operation, with the mother and father staffing the kitchen and the daughter as the waitress. Service was quick and pleasant, the cooked dishes all arrived freshly-made and everything was delicious. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meal. In fact, the only thing I’d change about this place is the name. I know there is at least one other restaurant in the Greater Pittsburgh area with the word “kabob” in the name. It’s located in the North Hills, but I think I’d choose a name that was more distinctive to eliminate any possible confusion and make it memorable for customers. All in all, I highly recommend the Kabob-G Grill if you are looking for authentic, delicious Middle Eastern food.
… moreAlexander K
Quick turnaround order time. Meat very juicy and not over cooked especially the lamb. Hummus and mezza platter was delicious and the tabbouli salad so fresh! Never even knew this place was around the corner. Delicious!
… moreTod Aronson
Unpretentious Small Corner Restaurant serving traditional Middle Eastern foods such as stuffed grape leaves, hummus and kabobs. Everything seemed to be fresh, tasty and made to order. You go there for the great food.
… moreMichelle Vore
A great place to stop for a hearty meal if you’re playing at the Ice Castle Arena! We were pretty hungry and decided to check out this place. Man, oh man… it hit the spot!
We were the only ones there so we had a nice chat with the owner, very sweet guy. This is a family run business and you can absolutely tell by how much love they pour into their food!
We had everything from the platter to gyros etc, all great stuff.
… moreNaor Wallach
Distinctive hole in the wall place, on a nondescript street. However the food is worth the visit. You can get all the staples which they make well, in a Lebanese style. Daily specials are listed on a whiteboard next to the kitchen. No problem seeing them as the place has maybe ten tables!!!
BYOB.
… moreTristan Slater
Such an amazing local family owned place to eat! Service is usually pretty quick, but weekends can be busy, so I’d make a reservation if you want to be sure of a seat! Everything on the menu is homemade an amazing. Splurge on the lamb chops, or do what we do and order a bunch family style and try a little of everything!
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