A Kebap! It's like a sandwich, right? I sincerely have no idea what it is walking in... so I get the option. A Kebap, a Wrap, or a Salad. Well; I've heard the other terms, so I'll try something new. A Kebap it is! I ordered the beef and lamb, and was a little disappointed that it's 5% lamb, and 95% beef according to the employees. But whatever. A beef kebap. It works like the traditional sandwich places where you go down the line and put what you want on it. Ok, so 2 sauces, spring mix, tomatoes, cucumbers... sounds like a plan! Fries? No. Falafel? Nah, I'm good. So then I go to checkout. No drinks, no sides. Total? $9. FREAKING $9 for a sandwich looking thing. And I'm sorry if it's not a sandwich. But typically, if there are 2 pieces of bread, meat, cheese, and other condiments inside... it's a sandwich. I'm not griping about the food. The food was awesome, the employees were nice enough, and the speed of service was decent. But for the price? No thanks. Not unless it comes with sides/etc for free. Call me a cheapskate or whatever, but I can go to the 2 neighboring restaurants and get 2x as much for $9. OK, that's it! I'd say go here if you want to try it out, but I won't be making it a regular spot.