Spitz: Home of the Doner Kebobs
2056 Colorado Blvd

I waited for a few weeks but didn't see any activity there on my drive-bys. That was like 6 months ago. I did a little research on the web and saw the interview with the Spitz owners in lafoodblogging - two Oxy graduates. Props to going through all the hurdles to launch!

And believe me when I tell you, at that moment in the cold streets, those Doner Kebobs were great gifts from above - the best - even though I don't remember how they tasted.

I tried the "classic" Kebob. Thin slices of lamb and beef (homemade) with lettuce, tomato, bell peppers, onions, and tzaziki sauce. All served inside a panini toasted focaccia. They shaved the lamb/beef off of a vertical rotisserie spit with an electric meat shaver. While watching, I was thinking - Daphne's?

I also tried a side of the Sweet Potato fries. These were not soggy - they were crispy and actually pretty good.

For now, all I can say is that: Doner Kebobs are On in Eagle Rock!
Spitz
2506 Colorado Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90041 (323) 257-5600
eatatspitz.com
Labels: donor kabob, eagle rock
6 Comments:
At April 23, 2006 8:58 PM,
rick james said…
they look good...
i'm just glad they don't call them Donner Kabobs (as in the Donner Family Legend)
that's pretty disgusting... sorry...
At April 26, 2006 9:38 AM,
chowchow said…
The sandwiches are good. Definitely not Soylent Green...
At July 24, 2006 12:39 AM,
tommy d said…
those sweet potato fries look so good... thanks for posting that - i had been looking for a while for other places that have them! did they have a special sauce or did ketchup suffice?
At July 24, 2006 5:14 PM,
chowchow said…
tommy d: The sweet potato fries are good. Honestly, I didn't put anything on them. No special sauce is provided but I'm sure you can get a side of the tzaziki sauce if that is of your liking.
And as a followup, with this hot hot hot weather streak we've been having, I did go to Spitz for some Gelato and it was all good....
At March 21, 2007 12:12 PM,
Anonymous said…
While they may taste delicious, I'm not sure how they can serve Doner on a Panini. You've gotta get it in a pita.
At March 30, 2007 4:36 PM,
chowchow said…
They do have an option to wrap the insides in lavash - for those that don't want the dense bread.
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