LuBar

Our second kebab in Italy. Yes, this stuff is all over Europe for a good reason — it’s very tasty! We got out of the metro and were walking towards the Vatican City when a waft of delicious seeped into our nose. I twisted my head around trying to figure out where the deliciousness came from and alas it was a Kebab shop that also sold Pasta. Since it was super close to the Vatican, it didn’t register on my «to eat later» radar and we continued our trip to the big church. By the time we got out, we were so hungry that we decided the place that smelled nice and had the kebabs might be worth a shot, so we went there and hesitantly seated ourselves browsing the menu. When we noticed that the Kebab wasn’t very expensive (5EUR?), the boyfriend got a kebab sandwich and i got a kebab pita wrap. While we waited, the free WiFi kept us happy. At around Rome happy hour time, they took out all the good plates but we never got to try (5 EUR for drinks and free food). We were stuffed and happy to be on our merry way.
Service was good
Food was good
Bathroom downstairs was not very good
Coffee was terribly not good (we dropped by the next day on our way to the museum and grabbed some burnt cappuccino)
I’d definitely eat here again for a quick and delicious fast food fix.

It’s not bad. Food was pretty good. Nothing fancy but reasonably priced. Table could have been cleaner. They have wifi internet. Service was good and friendly. Came here because we didn’t want to look too far for food after seeing the Vatican Museum.

Passed by this little place near the Vatican and it had such a great smell that we decided to sit down. I had the kebab platter which was really good. The meat was tasty. Prices were also decent so it’s a good place to get away from pasta and pizza.