WRAP & KEBAB Restaurant & Middle Eastern Grocery

I came here because I had a knack for kebab. There are few Middle Eastern/Mediterranean restaurants in Georgia outside of Atlanta. The food was prepared I'm ample time and it was good. The meat a bit tough, but the flavor was fine. The rice, pita and hummus were on point. Check this place out if you're in Middle Georgia.

Every single time I come here I am treated with the upmost courtesy, the owner & employees are VERY prideful of their craft and take GREAT care to prepare their dishes! You can tell they put love in their food when they make it! You can expect to pay $10 per person but the portions are perfect, you won’t leave hungry, and the quality is very good. 10/10 atmosphere (they have beautiful artwork on their walls) Thank you to my friends at Wrap & Kebab! (Try the Turkish coffee) 🩵🩵

I have tried this place twice and my observation is that they do not listen. Some of the food is decent but not that great. I asked for a veal wrap and received chicken instead, the rice was delicious, the hamburger was amazing the first time, but the second time not so much. The baba ganoush was the highlight of the meal. It was so good. Overall it's a hit or miss here. I'm gonna try it again and decide if I ever want to return but as of right now it's decent.

My family eats here at least once a month and we LOVE it every time. Do you have any idea how hard it is to get 2 teenagers to agree on anything, let alone food? My 2 are always in agreement when it comes to Wrap & Kebab! The food is delicious and they are always very accommodating when we want to make modifications. The employees are always very nice and happy to help. I think some people who put lower reviews just misunderstood what kind of food to expect. This is a Middle Eastern restaurant. Not Greek, not Mediterranean. The foods are similar, but they are not the same.

This place has changed — and not for the better. I used to come here and get authentic chicken shawarma — shaved straight from the vertical rotisserie, with fresh veggies, garlic sauce, all wrapped in a flavorful wrap. Just like the photos on the menu. Today I came back, pointed to the menu picture of the chicken shawarma wrap (which clearly shows shawarma meat and vegetables), and ordered it. What I got was a dry wrap with chunks of chicken, no veggies, no flavor — just meat in a tortilla. Nothing like the photo. When I asked why there were no vegetables, the cashier told me, "Next time just ask." I said, "But I ordered what’s in the picture." He replied, "The pictures are wrong." Then I looked behind the counter — there was no chicken on the rotisserie, only beef. So they advertise c