Kabob Land

They need more workers in the parking lot, all that work on one employee is stressful. There's a line because there's only one worker in the parking lot. Food is great! Fresh to order. Waitress was the best. Food comes out fast. I will be there again.

Food and customer service was good from the staff.i ate here several times and enjoy there kabobs.thjs was my first time tasting there baklava,i liked it.

Worst service I’ve ever experienced in the state of Georgia. Incredibly rude staff and even ruder owner. Here’s what happened: Some friends and I showed up for hookah and a round of drinks. There was a table on the patio Recieving full service. Indoors was full and we asked if we could get a table. A man in a button down shirt said we could have an available table on the patio. 5 seconds later a server walked over and said they could only serve us inside and not on the patio. While we were waiting we calmly asked for service at an available table on the patio as there was a group larger than ours already getting service on the patio. The same server without looking at us said “we’re only serving indoors”. At the same time while we were calmly waiting for an indoor table, though it was completely full, I spoke to a man in a security jacket and the table sitting outdoors. The people told me the man in the security jacket was the owner. I introduced myself and said we’d love to just get a table out here with hookah and a round of drinks. The “owner” responded by saying we’ve clearly had too many drinks. We weren’t rude loud or drunk, we just politely asked to be served at an available table. We decided to leave as paying customers are viewed as a burden here.

Food was average to OK. We ordered one kebab plate and two beers one for me and my friend. There were 6 to 8 waitresses and less than five Customer yet it took 30 minutes for them to even take the drink order. We waited another 30 minutes to order food. Once the bill came, we didn’t realize that the service fee is already included and the waitress never printed the bill upon tapping the card. I realize there’s only option for 3% 7% for 10% tip, which was highly unusual so I decided to at least tip 20% not realizing they have already charged me for the service fee. The waitress never told us and once I asked for the bill she said oh it’s can’t be printed it’s already done. Do not pay until you see a physical bill. And insist on paying with the card or better yet cash. so that you sign the physical receipt. This is a scam. The cost for the food was $19 and beer $14. According to their menu After their billing and charging shenanigan, we ended up paying $56. I have usually noticed this kind of behavior in Haiti and Nigeria. I didn’t realize I will experience it in Buckhead, Georgia.

This used to be my favorite restaurant, and their chicken kobede and mixed grill were my favorites. I went there after a long time with my friends and ordered the mixed grill. I don’t eat beef, so I asked the server if they could replace the beef with chicken. I usually order it that way and just add chicken kobede instead.However, the server said they don’t replace beef with chicken. So I asked her to cancel the order and decided to order chicken kobede as an add-on, but she then said it was not available. My question is: what about people who don’t eat beef? Don’t they have any other options?

Basically only leaving this review because I ultimately decided not to eat here. And the reason why, is unexpected to most. I pulled in the lot to valet, and the valet on duty (a slim/skinny, possibly white, dark haired, younger male) literally just stared at me blankly. I said “hey”.. and he continues to stare blankly at me as if i spoke Japanese. At this point, I’m so bewildered and confused. Valet is the very first chain of command a guest experiences while visiting an establishment, so i was confused as to why he was disgruntled and mute. If it were the club that would be one thing, but this is a restaurant. And I'm used to restaurant valets greeting you with a warm welcome, giving a brief explanation on their pay structure and when to pay. I kid you not this man just stared at me blankly and carried on with an attitude. As he grabbed a ticket i drove off! Not about to force someone to do a simple job that they have no interest in doing. It’s also not my fault that their only form of parking is valet. For that reason, my friend and I decided to dine somewhere else that night. As someone who’s worked and grown in the hospitality industry, i truly don’t understand why decent exchanges are so hard to come by these days, and then they expect you to dignify this lack of care with your money or tips. This city literally makes me feel schizophrenic sometimes.

The moment I pulled up, Mike Smith/Peace was there to valet my Jeep. Valet is $5, which isn't bad at all. Mike was very professional and prompt and wasted no time. He's also patient when dealing with his customers. I can tell that he's a go-getter, based off of my brief exchange with him. I've eaten at Kabob Land countless times and have yet to be disappointed with anything. They stay open super-duper late, which coincides perfectly after those late-night outings. Whenever I come here, there's always seats available. You seat yourself upon arrival. I'm the kind of person that when I discover something delectable, I typically don't stray from it because I know that I'll be satisfied upon cleaning my plate. With that being said, my go-to order is either the salmon or chicken plate. Their basmati rice is SOOOOOOO AMAZING!!! The other 2 sides that come with the plate is either the salad or fries. The waiter admitted that the steak fries are frozen, but you could never tell, nonetheless, because it's well-seasoned. I've yet to try a cocktail here because I usually come here after a late-night when I've already consumed a couple of drinks. So there's no need to get more. I didn't realize this until last night, but they charge you a dine-in fee to eat your food inside. Maybe I wasn't paying enough attention in the past, but I had no idea that this fee was a thing. The amount isn't outrageous or anything, but it's based on a small percentage of your bill. Kabob Land has a hit with this spot. All walks of life come to dine. This place will continue to be my late-night eats spot.

Cute little chill spot me and my boyfriend really enjoyed ourselves and the food was good definitely will be back

I finally found it! A place that serves excellent shawarma AND has toum (Garlic Paste). I was in Saudi Arabi for about a month and lived off that and when I got back I couldn't find the combo anywhere. I would have taken a picture, but I scarfed it down. And this was at 1AM, so they are open late for night owls like me. The fries and pita are great too. I will say I'm not a fan of the Green Sauce, but I'll just double/triple up on the toum next time! I got it delivered so can't comment on the physical restaurant vibes, but it's right by my work so I plan on rectifying that sooner than later. Finally, great portion size! Next time I won't binge and probably split it into two meals. Great value all things considered.

Good late night food option. Great flavors and unlike most other late night options . They serve hookah as well. Our server was nice but could have been a tad more attentive. We sat outside and they have fans blowing so it was a nice breeze in the summer heat. I got the lamb this time but I enjoyed the chicken more

Greetings: Places I love to write about are the places that a little bit of luck, a little bit of gut feeling, and a little bit of curiosity, all combine to lead me to a restaurant that I would never find on my own. Better yet, when I approach a potential restaurant, then go through a lengthy discernment about whether or not I go inside and actually eat, only ups the ante for the thrill of the hunt of finding great unexpected gems in the quest for great off the beaten path food. Today's entry will celebrate my next great find: Kebab Land in Atlanta, Georgia. First, I'll begin by giving credit where credit is due. I was traveling home from Florida with my son and I asked him, "take a look and see what you see for good eating opportunities around our hotel in Buckhead." he pitched the idea of kebabs, and the adventure started right there... Kebab Land is a heartbeat away from the Buckhead neighborhood in Atlanta, and it is a gem that flies quietly under the radar, even to some of the local staff at the hotel who had not heard of the winner we stumbled across. At first glance when you walk up to Kebab Land, you realize it is a restaurant and also a hookah bar. While their Internet presence does say "kid, friendly," the greeting we received from two very well prepared security guards at the restaurant entrance told me that our dining location might be a bit livelier than your local Olive Garden. After a quick, but thorough, frisking, and several minutes of pleasant conversation, we went in inside to determine whether or not we are going to eat on the patio or eat inside the restaurant. I would like to recognize Marquise and Kevin's professional demeanor throughout our conversation. While it was a sweltering night in Atlanta, and the idea of indoor air conditioning for dinner sounded appealing, the haze of hookah smoke helped us decide that we were going to eat on the patio. While there were plenty of patrons enjoying the hookah, the open air and small hookah crowd did not detract from my meal. Heads up to anyone considering going, if secondhand smoke is a concern or factor in your decision-making, you might want to see what the crowd is like for yourself as you consider kebab land for a dining option. Service at Kebab Land was friendly, punctual, and attentive (thank you Priscilla!). Their menu choices for kebabs looked great across the board. After eating barbecue for three days straight, I opted to have a chicken kebab as a lighter entrée for the evening. In a word, my kebab as plated was spectacular. Perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned, and the meal was rounded out with a generous serving of basmati rice and a fresh crisp salad with the perfect dressing. Oh how easy it would've been to turn around and walk away from Kebab Land given the presence of security guards, hookah bar atmosphere and other variables that gave me a moment of pause. Instead, my curiosity and my sense of adventure won out and saved the day. I would go back to Kebab Land in an instant, and I plan to do so the next time I am in Buckhead. Everything about my meal told me that the next one at Kebab Land will also be exceptional. Enjoy valet parking, as Raven is a mindful professional valet. May your own sense of adventure, and curiosity, help you find your next great unexpected gem in great eating. I am grateful that my stop at Kebab Land became a meal good enough to share with you instead of a missed opportunity and "one that got away." In my opinion, Kebab Land delivered quality and value across the board. Until next time...tk

Before visiting, I had never heard of this place before, but I'm so glad I was introduced to it! I ordered the salmon wrap to play it safe, and it did NOT disappoint. Fresh, flavorful, and filling. Definitely a great choice. 10/10 recommend!

I love it here ! The salmon is the best and I love the hookah ! They are open until 4a most nights! Valet parking is $8. They have specials everyday of the week ! Always come here when I'm in the area ! The green sauce is so good

Shawarmas are pretty cut and dried in terms of how to make it. Have the right spices, cook the meat properly, wrap it up with the right accoutrements, and serve. That being said, Kabob Land's food is very disappointing. Shawarma is simple to make yet the art of it is complex as the blend of spices is what makes it important to ensure the flavor stays vibrant while the meat is tender. That being said, the beef was dry, almost crunchy, definitely over cooked, and for what it's worth, definitely not as authentically Lebanese as it ought to have been. The disappointing thing about this place that's right in the heart of Buckhead is that it's more hookah lounge than Lebanese restaurant. The parking sucks. The interior doesn't know if it's a restaurant, a hookah bar, or a club and frankly, it's not as hyped up as people make it out to be. Needless to say, more ITP food disappointment and the very lack of great shawarma places in Atlanta is very disconcerting for a city that prides itself on diversity, equity, and inclusion. The fact that good Middle Eastern/Mediterranean food is severely lacking should abandon the moniker of being a place of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Diced tomatoes with a sprinkling of parsley and maybe ... MAYBE 10 pieces bulgur wheat qualifies as a Tabouli salad here. Husband's Greek salad was full of spiny iceberg lettuce instead of the traditional romaine and topped with shredded mozzarella instead of feta. Strange. Chicken and shrimp kabobs were good, but the salads were a huge disappointment. Ordered for delivery so no real recourse.

Good hookah, nice outdoor setting, great service. We were in the area so we decided to stop by and give them a try. So glad we did. It's a decent spot if you want to sit outside, and have a few drinks. The food isn't great, but everything else made up for it. Will definitely be back.

Solid late night spot. If you need a drink at 230a, this is the spot for you. They have kabobs (obviously) and other Mediterranean type dishes (hummus,grape leaves,shawarma,etc). They do hookah, of course, and you can do inside and outside smoking if you need to. They share a tent with a Mexican spot so you can toggle between either of possible. Parking is not free, but it's only a couple of dollars to park. If you are picking up carry out, you may still use to pay for parking ... Just be aware... But it depends on what time of day I came in after club hours and it hit the spot. Got the chicken and fries. Both of them were good. Maybe it's because everybody was hungry after leaving the night of adventure, but the food definitely hit. The chicken was well seasoned, the fries were hot and crisp. If you're on a late night tip and need something, this is your spot to go to!

The food was good, as I was craving fresh and quality halal. The ambiance is very casual, with tables available for hookah service inside and outside. I got the lamb kabobs and the lamb was thick skewers, and tasty. The cucumber & tomato salad was delicious and refreshing and the basmati rice was cooked perfectly! There is paid parking available, but I ordered for pickup and the let the valet know, so I was able to park free since I didn't plan on staying and there isn't any free available parking nearby. The restaurant staff was friendly and I'll definitely visit to dine-in the next time I'm in town.

Honestly the food is so good and that's the only reason I come back. You can never get anyone to answer the phones, you can never order online, when they do answer the phones they ask you to repeat your order 3/4 times like they aren't paying attention.. and still get it wrong! When you dine in bring some snacks in your purse because you'll be waiting soooo long for your food to come out. Outdoor seating, valet enforced.

Andrea was great!! I recommend coming before 4 for 1/2 priced hookahs!! The salmon was great. Service was fast and efficient and friendly. Ambiance was cool, I'm sure at night it's even better. I'd come back again.

I am so in love with the food here. We got the mixed grill and salmon dish and they were so delicious. The sauces were some of the best and even the dressing onbthe salad. Only things that were slight negatives were the long wait times to be served. Being that it is a small restaurant it felt louder and a little too smoky due to the hookah but staff is so great. Definitely worth a visit and would not mind ordering from here again.

Firstly I thought the whole building was owned by Red Pepper Taqueria but when you walk past it then you are at Kabob Land. They use the same valet parking $5 per vehicle so don't park next door at Georgio's. It's not a bad spot, just your typical eatery. I went with a group of 7 & we were offered seating inside or under the heated tent. They preferred sit us inside. Upon leaving I think because there was some popular instagram gentleman under the tent area. I ordered the gentleman (Hennessy & Grand Marnier) & Chicken Shawarma. The drink was good & strong. I only needed one for this evening. It was not too expensive either. The chicken shawarma plate was my choice over the gyro. It was great tasting & filling. Thankfully we were able to split up the checks due to the waiter asking prior so minimized any payment issues. Auto gratuity was charged, unsure if it is based on party or just in general.

Service was good. Food was not that great. Ambiance was fine. Place was loud and everyone seemed to be enjoying smoking hookah. If they could enhance quality of food. This place would rock on

I went late and got the lamb shank to go. It was fall off the bone tender and completely flavorless! They gave me a vat of celery juice to pour over it I guess! I was expecting the broth although flavorless to have carrot and potatoes but it was oddly just a bunch of cooked celery in it.

Kabob Land is great spot for authentic mediterranean food. The salmon plate was nice and fresh. I also enjoyed the babagonoush. It's one of my favorites. They had great hookah flavors and wasn't extremely costly at all. You can sit inside out outside under the heated patio. Parking was convenient at a cost of $5 for valet parking. However, after leaving I received an alarming alert on my Iphone regarding earbuds being tracked in my car. My initial thought was maybe the valet guy drop his bud while moving my car however I never found anything. So just be wise and check your car before leaving here just to stay safe.

Decent spot right next to Red Pepper. Valet is only $2 Hookah is a hit or miss (usually a miss) also half off hookah between 11-4 daily The food is really good, I recommend the Salmon. Strong drinks (ask for the Turkish Tea) thank me later Indoor/outdoor and bar seating. Plenty of TVs if you want to watch sporting events Great atmosphere and even better service Only ONE bathroom so the line can get long. They search you at the door after a certain time. Stays open until 3am

Cool option if it's late and you're looking for a real meal but the meat was rather bland and very tough.

FOOD IS GOOD ( STEAK FRIES ) One Of My Favorites && They Have 2 For $12 Drink Specials Right Now Can't Go Wrong

super solid hot healthy mediterranean food! food has flavor and texture. i most enjoyed the okra, baba ghanoush, and falafel. their rice and muhammara also pretty good. service is quick enough and portions and generous. i love the rnb playing in the background. great food and great vibes. it would be nice if one part of the restaurant was hookah free.

It is always a great time at kabob land . The restaurant has a valet service on the side that parks your car for you while you go inside the restaurant. The restaurant also has a huge patio and is majority outside but covered. Great music selection but not too loud where you can enjoy conversations with your friends. The servers are always friendly. This place has a great selection of kabobs and wraps , and also hookahs and drinks. The price tag is very affordable. A great spot for a bite to eat after bar hopping in buck head , as they are open until 4 am !

The food was pretty good. Fresh and tasty. The sauces are great! The valet was very nice. The service was terrible. We waited 15 minutes to get our order taken. Waited forever for our food. The server was nice but it was hard to track her down. It's a place of convenience... I wouldn't go out of my way to go there.

Me and my fiancé came to KabobLand looking for a place to catch a vibe and also smoke and watch the game. The food here was ok, not memorable to where I'm yelling from the top of Stone Mountain lol typical basic Mediterranean dish probably made by someone who's not even from the Middle East. The service was basic, don't come here looking for top tier service or food, but the hookah & drinks was bomb! One for the drinks and hookah and vibe. (Overheard a guy at the table next to us bragging to two women about his third leg maybe that spoiled my appetite)

Stopped by for a takeout lunch. Mixed grill was great, and a lot of food for the price. The garlic sauce was delicious, but I would skip the green sauce. I chose salad as a side, and holy vinegar! The vinaigrette is pungent! The service was very slow, and the restaurant was not busy. I ordered ahead, and the food was nowhere near ready when we arrived. We waited an extra half hour after arriving to pick up one meal, so that was a con since we were short on time.

I truly don't understand the hype it's so basic and mediocre . We started with "authentic" meals which were flavorless. Originally the waiter said they weren't ordered often which was a flag but I'm thinking if you offer it why wouldn't you put your foot in it but not to my surprise it was exactly what his expression gave (why are you ordering this) but I gave it a chance Next we say well let's try again let's get the most popular meal which is the salmon plate and it was under whelming flavorless under/over cooked if that makes sense after I tried the sauce it made it better but its necessary to make the meal good Overall I guess if it's late go to eat IF you are in dyer need to eat or just want a hookah and drinks

This place is a hidden gem! Never knew I needed this place in my life until we stumbled upon it. We ordered the salmon kabob and chicken breast meals which both came with your choice of fries, rice or salad. We tried each side and I'd have to say the salad and fries are my favorite. I will say if you're looking for some super ritzy environment that's not this. Very simple and gives sports bar vibes with a hookah selection. I'll visit again for sure.

Went to kabobland with some friends. Had the chicken barg plate and it was amazing! The chicken was very tender and juicy and the salad had a nice zesty dressing on it. Will def order again next time I go. I also ordered a Long Island and a hookah. The drink was nice and strong, but the hookah was pretty weak.

The food is good but this place seem to feel the need to fleece it's customers on little stuff. You go in the menu say one thing and they are charging you another. And that always give off broke vibes to me, like are you going out of business? I always come here and I ask for extra onions and tomatoes on my wraps when I've never been charged before. This last time they charged me 3$ (6$ total was padded onto my bill, disgusting!) per to just onions and tomatoes, it doesn't even cost anything for those things, but to charge an exorbitant rate for them is insane. And there been multiple times this happened where being charged one min something extra and the other I'm not. Even on the menu it says salad of your choice yet the have an upcharge for sharazi salad which tomatoes and cucumbers being overpriced. I probably won't be coming back anymore because of inconsistent prices/service is pet peeve of mine.

Eat here at your own risk. [I wouldn't do it fam] So boom. My homie brought me to this spot cuz he thought it would be cool for a quick bite to eat wit the hookah vibes and all. Valet-only was weird for the occasion at 4 in the afternoon, but it was $2 so I guess. I wasn't super hungry. Ordered some veggies and and hummus with pita. 1st issue. There was a hair in my potatoes. Didn't realize til I almost finished them. But here's the whopper for y'all. I'm eating on the pita and hummus... happened to turn over one of the pieces (the 3rd I had ate) and there was MOLD on the bread. It was broad daylight and not that busy on a weekday, so imagine what they're sending out at night when it's poppin. And you know what they did to make matters worse? The server just seemed aloof and as if they'd never dealt with any remote problem in a restaurant. A grown a** man. So my friend tried to get some recourse from the manager. The head clown in charge just took those 2 items off, acted like we were bothering him, and didn't even comp a couple or the lazy drinks and Coronas like this whole experience is even at the quality level of a common TGI Fridays. Even at Fridays they not about to throw a big ass slice of orange into an old fashion like it's a blue moon. C'mon man. Whole meal was a wholesale value of $3 and they insisted on making us pay for everything but the molded pita/hummus and the hairy potatoes. I'll never be back and I'll be telling anybody that even looks like they're hungry to never eat at this roach trap. Absolutely pathetic management. The guy looked like a wannabe Drake backup dancer or somethin so I shouldn't have been surprised.

I came around 11pm and got my food to go. The server was very nice and answered all my questions I had about the menu. I ordered the Beef Kabobs with rice and a Greek salad. It was pretty good. The salad is very fresh!

Visited on a Saturday afternoon. They had several specials like bottomless mimosas 11-4 I believe and half off hookah. I also had the mojitos (pineapple and traditional) they were loaded with mint and good 5/5. Also had the lamb chops which were cooked perfectly. Came with rice and side salad. Service was also good with a lively atmosphere with music. Cool hang out spot for vibes and a very decent meal.

Visited this establishment on a Saturday evening. The wait time for our party was almost 2 hours. When we put our name on the list, we were told 45 minutes. We were then told we were next and then they seated a party ahead of us. We went to ask about it and was told a table inside asked to be seated outside, so basically our table was given away. I went to ask when they expected us to be seated and Layla, not so nicely, said she can't control it. Once we were seated I thought things would be better but it got worse. There was an altercation between a female and a male, then more people got involved. The cops were called and security were there but they allowed them to stay at the restaurant and continue to argue and cause a disturbance. This totally messed up the vibe of the night. We ordered quickly and our waiter was very good. I hate that the night was ruined. We ordered beef and chicken kabobs and they were good. We did not have any drinks as we were pretty much over it at that point. I don't plan to visit this establishment again. We were not treated well and didn't enjoy our time there.

Late night food spot in buckhead. This is one of the few places where I can get a clean meal after 1am. I opted for a chicken kabob plate with double salad. I was able to eat late without feeling bad about the calories. This is my new go-to late night spot.

Love coming here for lunch with friends when the weather is great. We always sit on the patio, as hookah is only served outside. I only order the salmon kabob plate with a side of fries; it's like a tradition. It always hits the spot. Food comes out fairly quick and hot, and I never leave hungry. They also have valet which is perfect for the location. Well known hang out spot in Atlanta, will never get tired of this place.

Had to pay to valet to get take out food.... smh Zero effort in the making of this food, decent quality chicken, but when I order kabobs from typical Mediterranean/Arabic places it comes with veggies and pita bread, paid 50 bucks including parking for this chicken and lamb kabob... throughly disappointed.

Service is good a accommodating and a cool vibe , staff is always friendly. I live the salmon kabob as well it's delicious food

The service was polite and the food was delicious, though the cleanliness could be worked on. The table was sticky and our cups were dirty. Personally, I'd order here again but most likely for take out. Also - their sauce is INCREDIBLE! I forget the name, but it's their "slightly spicy" option. The flavor is great with the wraps or kabob.

Kabob Land holds a very special place in my heart. As someone who is always looking for a good late night bite, this is the perfect place. Also, on a warm afternoon, the outside is very calming. The salmon is always cooked to perfection and the green sauce for the rice tastes like something amazing that I've never had before. I've been here countless times and always enjoy the service and experience and I've met some pretty interesting people here.

BOMB ASS LATE NIGHT FOOD! I'm so pleased. I stumbled upon this place after a night cap at Politan Row. The food did not disappoint. On a Tuesday night, I got in an out in less than 20 minutes. I wish I would've stayed for a drink. The lamb wrap and fries are well worth it. Plus, even though you have to valet, it's quite economical.

The chicken and beef kabobs were bland but one thing about this place is that you get a lot of food for your $. They kabobs come with a huge salad and a lots of rice. I wouldnt go back though because my food needs to have flavor and the food here lacks it. We did take out. Nice outdoor space though and like that it's open super late even tho I wouldnt go back.

This was $100 dollars please don't ever go here. Great late night spot for a tipsy drink and hookah I guess but I have never felt so dupped in my life. What a waste.

I usually like this place. I would've given this place a 4 star, but it's just not really that great. Great price for valet parking for $2 next to red pepper. My hookah was trash, I felt nauseous smoking it so I stopped. Ambience isn't really giving anything. No music. My food was okay. I ordered the salmon Kabob with rice and fries. My rice was clumpy. It was edible, but to serve a customer I as a little wild lol. My lemon drop was strong so no complaints there. I don't think I have to come here anymore. I think I've outgrown this place.

This was my first time trying this place out and it was so good that I'm still thinking about it. The food is literally one of the best Mediterranean food I have ever had! We went on lunch time so the hookah was 50% off. Our waiter was kind and very attentive to changing out the coal, or refilling our drinks etc. the vibe was good, played all the music I really liked. I definitely will be coming again and recommending to all my friends! Thanks!

I really love this place I can come here at any time of the day and it's delicious. I found out about this spot one night after clubbing. They stay open late.

As soon as I walked in, the waiter gave me a nasty look at the register. The other proceeded to throw my change on the table. I hopped the food would be worth the bs. Lamb was petty asl n chewy asf.

took a long time to serve me and my date and the my was very hood and rude it took them along time to come chexk on us a good 15 min we went from the bar to the table and still took a long time...... u must do better for me to keep spending my money

Chill hookah vibes. THIS IS IT. Plus the food is great. I just don't prefer when it's cold because a lot of seating is outside. They do have heaters butttttt the cold still slips through.

I'm looking at my reviews and I'm just noticing, the spider on the side of my food....