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Kebab in Dundalk

  • 04-05-2009 11:30am
    #1
    sinbad1
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    Can anyone tell me where I can get a proper take away kebab in dundalk? Not interested in abrakebabra. I mean a proper kebab?:cool:
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  • #2
    doncarlos
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    Tony's grill on the Avenue Road do a good kebab.


  • #3
    TommyT
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    doncarlos wrote: »
    Tony's grill on the Avenue Road do a good kebab.

    If you like food poisoning.
    No decent Kebabs in town, Tony`s are worse than abrekebabra. Great Kebab shop on Trinity St in Drogheda.


  • #4
    petes
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    TommyT wrote: »
    Tony`s are worse than abrekebabra.

    The other way around for me. Abrakebra are rotten. Only to be consumed when very, very drunk!!


  • #5
    bettedavis
    Closed Accounts Posts: 150 ✭✭bettedavis


    sinbad1 wrote: »
    Can anyone tell me where I can get a proper take away kebab in dundalk? Not interested in abrakebabra. I mean a proper kebab?:cool:

    TBH i've never had a so called 'proper' kebab, i've had the occasional one in abra over the years always whilst v drunk. Personally think kebabs are food that are only eaten when too drunk to actually care what your eating. whatever about chicken kebabs, but those doner kebabs are as far as i'm concerned food poisoning suicide. how can something turning on a stick for days on end be healthy after the 1st 2nd 3rd day. depending on the demand it might be sitting there for a week. maybe in the 'proper' kebabs shops were demand is higher, but certainly i wouldn't chance one whilst sober in dundalk.


  • #6
    Bingles
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    doncarlos wrote: »
    Tony's grill on the Avenue Road do a good kebab.

    Absolutly agree I love them


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  • #7
    sinbad1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4 ✭sinbad1


    Off to Tony's I go then.. Mmnn.. im that hungry now id eat anything.
    :pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

    :eek::eek::eek:


  • #8
    TheBigFella
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    Tip : Ask for no salad and you'll get alot more meat. Otherwise you'll be paying for rabbit food.

    Have to agree there are no great kebabs available here but Tony's would be the pick of whats around.


  • #9
    Raoul
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    Bingles wrote: »
    Absolutly agree I love them

    I agree


  • #10
    bettedavis
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    having been reminded by this thread i found myself in zaytoon in dublin for a kebaba few weeks back, was alright, nothing i would rush to eat again, but the other night i went to tonys avenue road and thought i might just give a kebab a go. have to say, it was just lovely ! garlicy and chilli and plenty of meet, my only complaint would be, not enought salad though thats just a preference thing . i would recommend it as the nicest kebab i've had in a long time, and i was sober !


  • #11
    sex?
    Closed Accounts Posts: 16 ✭sex?


    try the new place zam zam across form the home bakery near the cathedral.. there was one of them places in sligo when i was in college and they did a pretty good kebab, all id say is that they cut the meat a little too small, theyve got the whole shebang to go into it tho' ..


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  • #12
    Ann22
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    TommyT wrote: »
    If you like food poisoning.
    No decent Kebabs in town, Tony`s are worse than abrekebabra. Great Kebab shop on Trinity St in Drogheda.

    I was in a Kebab place in Drogheda yesterday evening..I had a chicken shawsomething and my oh had a normal lamb one. They were absolutely feckin' delicious! I can't stop thinking about it:o. I don't know the name of the street it was on, think it was called Kebab Grill then Halal was written underneath it, the staff looked Turkish, there was a small plainly decorated seating area and there was some kind of takeaway next door to it with 'chicken' in the name.....Is that the one you're on about?
    Just found out the one i was in was on Peter St.


  • #13
    SDTimeout
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    zam zams is quality. Never been a kebab man had one in there the othernight. Tikka and Mayo. Amazing will go back


  • #14
    madra-rua
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    SDTimeout wrote: »
    zam zams is quality. Never been a kebab man had one in there the othernight. Tikka and Mayo. Amazing will go back


    I got a medium doner kebab in there ... was HUGE and didn't even manage to eat half of it (and I was starving) ... would've liked more salad in it, all it had was lettuce :confused:


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