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Welcome To Kebob House
At Kebob House, we invite you to embark on a culinary journey through the rich flavors of Middle Eastern cuisine, inspired by Azerbaijani traditions. Nestled in Owings Mills, MD, our family-run restaurant combines a casual yet classy atmosphere, perfect for any occasion—from intimate dinners to vibrant celebrations. Patrons rave about our unique offerings, like the savory Dolma and the comforting Middle Asian Lamb Pilaf. Each dish, crafted with care, reflects our passion for fresh ingredients and authentic recipes. With excellent service and a cozy ambiance, Kebob House is not just a meal; it’s an experience you’ll want to savor again and again.
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About
Kebob House
Welcome to Kebob House, a hidden culinary gem nestled in the heart of Owings Mills, Maryland. As a devoted food reviewer at Foodjoyy, I am thrilled to introduce you to this delightful Middle Eastern eatery, renowned for its warm hospitality and flavors that transport you straight to the vibrant streets of Azerbaijan.
Located at 10902 Boulevard Cir, Kebob House offers an inviting atmosphere adorned with charming decor that reflects its cultural heritage. Upon entering, you're greeted with aromas that awaken your senses and hint at the rich flavors to come.
The menu is a tantalizing mix of traditional dishes that celebrate the essence of Azerbaijani cuisine. Among the highlights are:
- Dolma: Succulent grape leaves stuffed with a hearty blend of rice and meat, served hot with a side of creamy yogurt at just $8.00.
- Kutabi: Thinly kneaded dough filled with either savory meat or a vibrant mix of greens, perfectly complemented by yogurt. Priced at $6.00 for meat and $7.00 for the greens.
- Khachapuri: A delectable cheese pie baked in phyllo dough, making it a must-try at $8.00.
- Kharcho Soup: A warm and comforting bowl featuring beef, rice, and aromatic herbs, priced at $7.50.
- Dushbara: Tiny dumplings filled with lamb swimming in a flavorful broth, reminiscent of home-cooked warmth.
Sweet endings can be found with their Shekerbura: a delightful pie with almond filling for just $4.00. Enjoy a refreshing beverage, such as the rich Turkish Coffee or the fragrant Kavkaz Tea, both of which will perfectly complement your meal.
What makes Kebob House particularly special is the evident care and love that goes into each dish. Patrons like Edward S. rave about the unique offerings that blend Greek and Middle Eastern flavors beautifully, making this spot a fantastic place for those looking to explore new culinary horizons. Customer Lisa S. appreciates the genuine hospitality, ensuring every visit feels like home. Meanwhile, Marina K. celebrated a special occasion and received nothing but compliments from her guests, showcasing the restaurant’s capability to deliver a memorable dining experience.
In this cozy enclave, you'll find a welcoming ambiance that fosters a sense of community. Whether you're indulging in comforting soups, delightful appetizers, or exquisite desserts, you can savor every moment at Kebob House. Each visit promises to be a delightful journey filled with authentic flavors and warm smiles.
If you’re craving a taste of Azerbaijan that feels just right, don’t hesitate to visit Kebob House. With an impressive menu and a commitment to quality, this restaurant is more than just a meal; it’s an experience worth savoring.
For inquiries and reservations, give them a call at (443) 352-3275 and get ready to embark on a memorable culinary adventure!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ This place is a GEM! I stopped in for lunch because it was nearby and had kebab in the name. Turns out this is an Azerbaijani restaurant and seems to be family-run. The menu has a lot of unique items that were unfamiliar to me in name but tasted like variations of Greek and middle eastern dishes. A large TV in the dining area shows scenes of Azerbaijan that will make you want to go visit for the beautiful coast and wonderful food. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to branch out and try something new. I'll definitely be going back to try the rest of the menu. ”
“ I love this place it's my favorite. I really appreciate the kindness and care that's taken into making these . I just need genuine Tazki I always have to buy some when I go here. ”
“ Celebrated my Husband's birthday! Everything was sooooo delicious! place is cozy , has nice decor. All our guests were very happy! Big thank you to the owner and his Team for making our celebration a great success! We will be back! ”
“ Amazing atmosphere and food, wood highly recommend. ”
“ The most welcoming and charming ambiance. The food is delicious and fresh, made with a sense of care and comfort of home. Highly recommend ! ”
“ The empty plate says the food was good. Very ethnic decor. BYOB with no corking fees. Live Jazz in Thursday. I'll have to come back and check that out. Everything seemed to be clean too. Service was a little weak but acceptable. ”
“ Delicious food @my most favorite restaurant in DMV. Did not expect that this restaurant will become one of my favorite places in the DMV area. We did not have reservation and were worried they won't have available table for us, however, once we arrived they had a table ready and we were ready to place order because we were really hungry ;). Service was amazing. We did not have to wait to place order and did not have to wait more than expected to receive our orders. Atmosphere was quite because it was not really busy, a nice, calm song was playing on background and was making me spend more time in there. Moreover pictures from Baku city on the wall are amazing and very interesting. They have Kutabi, which is delicious and I had 2 portion of it. We tried, different kind of Kebabs, different kind of Soups, and different Appetizers all of them were very delicious. ”
“ Azerbaijani cuisine in Kavkaz Kebab was a very nice experience. The cheese pie was in the words of my son - "too good." Bread stuffed with meat was satisfying and addictive. The spice used was sumac. I was not familiar with it hence interesting link about the spice http://www.thekitchn.com/inside-the-spice-cabinet-sumac-67042 The soup with the mini stuffed dough (ravioli like) was welcomed and enjoyable. Deserts were interesting and different what I am used to eat. Since we were the only patrons I was a bit bossy and I asked that Azerbaijani music replaces some soft western music. It worked - with the decor, and with music, and different food experience I was able to got in touch with my inner Azerbaijanian - since we are all the brothers from the different mothers. Just like in Azerbaijan you would not expect first class service and excellent knowledge of English language but that just makes it more authentic. Do not expect that somebody will be cheerleading and saying, "how is everything guys?" Good stuff! I am so glad that I experienced it and shared it with my son. ”
