
Lacto
Take-out
Middle Eastern
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Casual setting. Offers some vegetarian choices which might include cheese manakeesh, falafel, vegetable kabobs, curried tempeh wrap, curried lentil soup, and zataar manakeesh flatbread with sesame seeds and spices. Uses dairy. Confirmed closed October 2021.
10 Reviews
First Review by bendveg99
MarjorieAnn
Points +58
Delicious! - Edit
We’re visiting Bend and Kebaba was recommended by a former local. We ordered a bunch of things including Babaganouj, two soups, Zataar flatbread and an entree with added tempeh. Everything was absolutely delicious. I hope we can eat here again during our stay!
Read morePros: Many vegan options
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livelyupyourselffood
Points +74
Awesome restaurant all around! - Edit
They have a full vegan menu with lots of options! Everything we've had is amazing, we like to get a variety of appetizers, soups and share an entree. Their patio has wonderful atmosphere, and the staff is awesome! Prices are good too :)
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Sunny_girl
Points +123
5 Stars! - Edit
Excellent, healthy, and delicious Mediterranian food. I love the Turkish Vegetable platter and their soups are fantastic. This is my favorite place to go with my omnivore kiddo, finally a place where we are both happy with the menu.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2019-05-25
Pros: Excellent food, portion sizes, great kids menu.
Cons: None - I love this place!
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Roguegal
Points +133
Great place to get a really good meal. - Edit
Great place in a funky old house
Read morePros: The falafels were the best , Great out door seating when weather is good, Many veg and vegan options available
Cons: The curry was a little too sweet for some, Mostly cauliflower in the curry
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VeganRicanAnt
Points +37
never disappointed - Edit
I eat at Kebaba every other week and I can say that I have never been disappointed with my meal. We usually order the Mezze Platter: first course - seasonal hummus, baba ganoush, curry tempeh salad - second course - falafel, karnabeet - and finally the last item zatar flatbread all of which are vegan. The seasonal hummus changes frequently, a couple of my favorite flavors are roasted red pepper hummus and green olive hummus. The wait staff is very helpful and know what dishes are vegan and have no problem helping you out. I always look up restaurants websites before eating at them and kebaba's website has a special diets menu which states vegan, vegetarian, dairy free and gluten free items on the menu.
Read morePros: delicious and flavorful , variety of vegan options
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violet976
Points +24
Great vegan food in a friendly, cozy atmosphere - Edit
We checked HappyCow before a trip to Bend in the hopes of finding a good vegan restaurant to enjoy. Upon seeing the positive reviews, we decided to give Kebaba a try. It was the perfect choice, with many vegan options, friendly staff and delicious food. We got one of the sampler platters, a chickpea burger, eggplant soup and a side of falafels. Everything was well prepared. My only complaint would be that the menu did not list items as vegan, but the staff seemed very knowledgeable about which options were vegan and were happy to help us choose.
Read moreDefinitely a place to try out. I wish we had restaurants like this in the Medford area... I'd be eating here every week.
Pros: Many great, vegan options, Reasonably priced, Friendly staff
Cons: Vegan options not well marked, Serves both meat & vegan options
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hippublican
Points +286
Great atmosphere! - Edit
This cozy restaurant had good, reasonably priced vegetarian options. We were very pleased.
Read moreI had the mezze sampler and I particularly liked the hush-puppy things (I don't know the real name). I'd go again!
Pros: good portions, reasonably priced, friendly service
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Beezelbarb
Points +71
Best Vegan Options in Bend - Edit
Since Bend doesn't even have a vegetarian (let alone vegan) restaurant, Kebaba is by far my favorite restaurant in town. There are many vegan items on the menu and the food has been consistently excellent over many years. The prices are reasonable, especially at lunch. Items off the top of my head that are vegan include the Curried Lentil Soup (and often a seasonal soup), the Hummous, Babaganouj, and Karnabeet appetizers, freshly made warm Pita (to die for - and $1!), Zataar Manakeesh (a favorite), Curried Tempeh (a favorite), Falafel, and Veggie Wrap sandwiches... Eric is very friendly and open to working with the vegan community. He also sends out killer weekly Twitter Tuesday specials (often vegan options) and a monthly e-coupon. I've only occasionally encountered grumpy staff there - and usually only during dinner rush, during which they wait tables. Other than that, everyone seems happy to be there. It's small and sometimes hard to find a table, but the Kebubble can't be beat with heaters on a porch wrapped in plastic to keep the chill out.
Read morePros: Many vegan options, Friendly, Kebubble
Cons: Vegan items not labeled as vegan
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moglig
Points +65
Great flavors - Edit
I got the curried tempeh wrap and curried lentil soup. It was very tasty. The french fries were good too. There were several vegan options it seems. The Reggae music was a little annoying to my taste, but the decorations was nice. Prices were good for how much food you got.
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bendveg99
Points +11
Great veg and vegan fare - Edit
I love this place. Small and homey. They have so many veg and vegan options. Traditional mid east dishes are awesome and authentic. I particularly love the curried tempeh and the karnabeet (cauliflowe). Staff is great, too. oh yeah, local kombucha on TAP!
Read morePros: Great value, healthy, fresh
Cons: sometimes crowded
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