Insomnia Steak & Grill

The guy who works here is super nice and patient. Food is really good. I usually just get the gyro and fries. I recommend coming at lunch time because it’s much cheaper and I feel like you get a lot more food. Place is pretty empty most days which is sad because I really like the food here. I hope he does well.

One of my favorite spots to get takeout from in auburn. The gyros are good, but the chicken tenders and wings are my favorite. The food is reasonably priced and the wings are cheaper than other places around auburn. If your into hookah they have a lot of flavors and the ones I’ve tried were really good. Also get the baklava, it’s awesome!
In short:
The inside isn’t very nice their food is great

Cheap, fast, big portions. The gyros are the best, kafta and lamb are amazing, dont forget to get fries and a drink!

Best damn wings in the world. There buffalo suace Is like nothing you have ever tried before. Absolutley amazing. Great place to grab food at 2 am.

Really big portion sizes… Really great food! This was my first visit to Insomnia Café. I didn’t know what to expect. My sister loves eating there so I decided to give it a try.
The building is a little rundown, but I’ve lived in Auburn for 20 years. Businesses come and go. This place has stayed. Don’t judge a book by its cover!
I ordered the gyro plate take away with hummus and greek salad. The portion size was humongous! I loved the fresh pineapple slice in the tray. The hummus was spicy delicious and warm pitas are the best food on Earth. I couldn’t eat all the meat, but there was enough pita for every bite. The rice was succulent and just flavorful enough to offset the hummus. The salad was okay, but that’s because I’m not a fan of oik based dressings.
Overall, it was really good! I tried the baklava, which was a finger-​licking delight. My meal was around $ 12…crazy good price for the amount of food.
I would and will eat there again. I enjoyed my meal and it’s on my favorite list. I’ll be back!

Insomnia is a mixed bag.
I’ll start with the things I love. Their kafta is pretty damn good as are their chicken skewers. The humus and pita is also enjoyable. If you’re looking for a good variety of mediteranian foods the sampler salad is all you. Also, their fries and burgers are passable late at night.
On to the not so good. Inconsistent service. There’s no telling when you’re going to get your food or hookah. Also, this places tries to blend the American late night burger joint with mediteranian hookah stop very poorly. The mayo and mustard on the pita wraps is just gross. Also the goofy printed out eagle and tiger are weird. It just doesn’t come together.
All in all this place is what it is, a place to get decent food and hookah. Temper your expectations and you’ll love the place.

Atmosphere-​less Mediterranean and sandwich café right off of Auburn’s campus. Unfortunately, the place has absolutely no charm or ambience, but the prices are decent ($ 5 – 9 for a pita roll-​up, sandwich, gyro, etc. which comes with fries and sometimes a drink).
I would go for the gyro, which has a decent amount of lamb and very tasty tzatziki sauce. Little in the manner of lettuce or tomatoes though. The quantity was ho-​hum, nothing big or small– and the quality was pretty mediocre as well. Not bad enough for 2 stars, but certainly no 4 star either.

Went here to get falafel for lunch (aside from the PitaPit I think this may be the only place in town to get a falafel)
The place itself is sorta run down and crappy looking inside … almost to the point of making me concerned about my food … so if you get something get it to go.
Better yet call ahead and order for pick up so you don’t have to hang around and wonder what the kitchen looks like.
The guy working there was pretty nice.
The food was passable but that was about it.
I might go back if I can’t find any place else to get a falafel.

A Turkish-​American friend turned me on to the Insomnia. The Insomnia is one of those places that few have tried, but those that have go again. Go for the gyros, kabobs, hummus, babaganoush and other middle eastern food, not for the atmosphere. Very good food, generous portions. Prices are good considering the portion size.

They have the best veggie burgers in Auburn. The inside may be a little sketchy as far as ambience but I enjoy the food.

Is this the only place in town for shisha? Hookah was very good. Can’t say the same for the food.

I ordered the Kafta Kabob Lebanese Meatballs Pita Roll-​Up. If you order this and substitute the mustard and mayonnaise with babaganoush, it’s a home run. The prices here may seem a little high at first but they really give you your money’s worth. My Kaftka Kabob Pita Roll-​up was $ 5.50 but it was a large roll so you won’t go hungry even without adding a combo.
The guy working here is really nice but if you ask him what people usually order here, he’ll tell you that this place has the best chicken wings and burgers in all of Auburn…
They’re located next to a liquor store. They also have Mediterranean gifts in a glass cabinet beneath the hookahs.

Is this the best thing you’ll ever eat? Probably not. It does have a few things going for it though. First, they are open pretty much all the time. That, plus the liquor store next door, and you are ready to go. I usually just go on the safe side with chicken fingers and fries, which are good, but they also have a pretty large menu of Greek food. They also have hookahs that you can rent, which can be nice in the summer.