Showing posts with label what about kabobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label what about kabobs. Show all posts

Monday, April 1, 2013

News From What About Kabob in Tyler


Here at the Call Center we have written several blogs in the past concerning local eatery What About Kabob. It’s probably because this gyro place is so darn tasty. I’m pretty sure a majority of the communications team here at UT Tyler have dreamed of bathing in their Grenade Sauce. So, it is no surprise that one of would be mentioning it yet again.

Local hot spot What About Kabob has something special in store for all of you. Now I’m not talking about their delicious Feta Fingers which run out faster than you can say gluten free hummus or the special $1 tacos which you have to follow them on Facebook to know about. Or the Wednesday only Gyro Nachos which I personally could not finish in the hour I allotted myself (fresh baked pita ships with nacho cheese and gyro meat and gargle drool fkjaslifjo) Excuse me while I collect myself.

Mmmmm. TACOS RULE!!!

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Culture Around UT Tyler


Tyler, Texas will have a lot going on over the next few weeks. Here's just a few of the happenings!

This weekend Tyler has a lot to offer all the music/art/culture fanatics out there. Though The Coffin Shop may not have anything this weekend there is still plenty to do around the area. Tonight through Saturday at 7:30 each night The Liberty Theater in downtown Tyler will be presenting a live adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s 39 Steps. Tickets for that can be found here at the Liberty theater website or at the theater itself prior to show time.

Thursday, January 24, 2013

What About Kabob in Tyler, TX



  Since moving to Tyler, I've tried very few new restaurants, but I have added one on that very short list.

 Chandler and I went to What About Kabob! last Thursday but with the three day weekend and my mounds of homework I have delayed making this post.
So here it is!






hmm.. isn't this the band of a former blogger? I don't know..
It was yummy! I had a mini gyro and some pita and hummus. Chandler tried Hummus for the first time!
 So try it out if you like Greek food!