Waterfall Kebab Centre

4 Reviews on “Waterfall Kebab Centre”

• David Hampshire

  hugely disappointing and after waiting for a very long time to be served I got to watch the staff be crazy lazy, rude and kinda grim. I heard good things and as I say, hugely rubbish. defo worth another 5 minute walk somewhere else.

  May 5, 2017, 2:30 am

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• Liltang957

  Great Fresh Food, Great Value, Big Portions, Friendly Staff. Popped in for a quick bite one evening as the family had been going for years… A kebab is a kebab right? Well how wrong was I… The staff are friendly and boy do they care about their food… The freshness of the salads is a delight, the lamb chops are to die for and if you think the standard portions that are huge are not enough, then date to order the waterfall… It is huge and for a tenner defies logic of making a profit?Fantastic for a blow out, eating in just increases the pleasure…

  June 12, 2015, 9:50 pm

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• Shak

  I actually paused for a moment before deciding to review this place, something that appeared to be a typical high street kebab shop. I mean the line has to be drawn somewhere right? If I wrote about every new place I ate in then this place would be even more tired and mundane than it already is. Heck, I might as well start tweeting my every meal or something.But then I realised firstly that I’m not really a food snob, secondly that no one actually cares about the ethics of food writing and thirdly – and most importantly – everyone needs to know about Waterfall Kebab Centre.First up, let’s start with the food: it was awesome. All of it. From the grilled meats (I had the Adana) to the fried chips to the salads, everything was prepared with such care and pride we started enjoying the food even before we tasted it. And once we did that I realised that this was a special place.So on to service then. Our server was polite, chatty and engaging[1] – it was almost like we were visiting someone’s home for dinner, and I guess in hindsight it’s not really surprising that the place was a family run joint. We even started talking about movies and cake baking at two separate points. The free tea and baklava at the end was just the icing on the cake really.Cost wise there were no complaints either; a tenner a head got us a spread of starters, a main each and a few drinks for the party. Totally worth it. If there was a distracting point it’s that the place was essentially a kebab shop: it’s probably not the place you would take the highly maintained Londoner date of today. Although quite frankly if they turned their noses up at this place I know which I would choose to stick with.So there you have it, probably the best kebab shop I’ve been to. Totally recommended.[1] And I challenge any of the guys I was with to deny fancying our server.

  April 19, 2015, 2:26 am

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• Nick

  We had a fantastic day with my friends the other night. I am not a kind of person who writes review all the time so excuse me if I had not put a enough explanation. Food was hot & fresh. Kebab interestingly given in a nice plate surrounded by fresh bread and in the middle there was lamb meat where under the meat there was a rice which was very delicious as it has been mixed in oil of lamb meat. As a side dish we were given a big plate of salad. Drinks – we have taken ayrans & coke. Ayrans were really cold & delicious.We also got baklava from the house for free. Nice touch guys.

  October 8, 2013, 11:57 pm

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