For what you pay this place is very good. It doesn't have spectacular food, but its certainly MUCH better than the other kabob place down the street (don't want to mention any names, but let's just say its name starts with the same letter as Cafe Bravo). It is on par with other decent kabob restaurants around town and the inside atmosphere is welcoming enough that one can sit down and eat comfortably alone or with friends. I also enjoyed the fact that they have an open kitchen so you can actually see what is going on, not to mention the conversation of the cooks (if the place is not too busy).