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Small Byte and Short Hike; Cafe Shish Kebab and Hayden Falls

Posted by CMH Gourmand on February 8, 2008

Cafe Shish Kebab

1450 Bethel Road

(Bethel Centre)

614.273.4444

www.cafeshishkebab.com

M-F 11 AM to 10 PM

Sat 12 AM to 10 PM

Sun 12 AM to 9 PM

If you take a peek inside the Bethel Centre you will find an unexpected diversity of good food finds – Flying Pizza, an Indian restaurant, Morone’s, Nanak Bakery, several other spots and a terrific Turkish Restaurant – Cafe Shish Kebab.

The exterior looks drab and generic. Inside, it is obvious the ownership spent a lot of time, energy and thought to create an authentic and comfortable dining environment. The interior is delightfully Turkish – paneled wooden walls, artwork and plenty of small touches to transport you to Istanbul or Constantinople….

The best way to sample the cuisine is to share the appetizer sampler with a friend or two while splitting the mixed grill kebab (shish kebab, chicken kebab, adana/ground beef kebab, and doner/lamb kebab).


Finish things off with the Keskul (almond pudding) topped with chopped almonds and pistachios. A great lunch or dinner.


If you feel bit bloated, less than three miles down the road is Hayden Falls (SR 33 and Bethel Road) A short and scenic hike leads to a waterfall hidden away in the burbs. The park has finally added a sign, stairs and a walkway to make this mini natural nook more accessible to non-rappelers.

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