KERB

I visited this place over the weekend after shopping at the Towson Mall. My sister and I walked there from the mall, which took a little over 10 mins? It’s right across the big Towson Library.
It’s a small little joint with two tables that people can sit at. Nobody was there at the time so seating was fine. But eating inside meant all the grease smell got on my clothes, but since it cold outside and we walked back, the smell faded.
I ordered a falafel wrap and my sister got the lamb gyro wrap. Both were really good! My sister loved her gyro, and my falafels were really good too. We wanted sweet potato fries but they said they were sold out, but they come in MONDAYS. we went on a Saturday:// (if you want to try them, go earlier in the week.)
I gave this a 4 star because the falafel wrap was not in pita pita. which was disappointing. It was in a regular tortilla wrap. It was cold too. If they’re going to serve falafel wraps in tortillas, it should at least be a little warm.
But, overall we really enjoyed our food and the two brothers were really kind, so it’s likely i’ll visit again!

I usually hate writing bad reviews, but their falafel wrap had to be the saltiest wrap I have ever had. It was because of the falafel. The grease they were fried unclearly wasn’t hot enough and the pita bread used was ice cold. I unfortunately cannot recommend.

No need to KERB your enthusiasm.
Freshly made, cooked à la minute, and served with pride, KERB is a hole-​in-​the-​wall dive with excellent falafels.
The falafels were crisp, not oily, moist, and aggressively seasoned (lots of garlic — yes!) The accompanying toppings were fresh and the Tzatziki sauce aromatic. If you ask for hot peppers, the wrap packs a flavorful punch.
They stay open quite late and cater to the college/​bar crowd so if you find yourself in Towson at 2am on a Friday craving chickpeas, you know where to go.

Excellent gyro and homemade fries, probably the best in town! The owner is real cool and makes real good food from the heart, and it shows! Kerb beats the alternative restaurants with their service and competitive prices. I will definitely come back again. :)

Lots of options and inexpensive. Good portions and quick service. The service was lovely, too. I tried the falafel, it was good but for me not fantastic.
Overall a great little place for inexpensive good food.

My interest was piqued when I read the positive reviews about the falafel wrap. I am always in search of good falafel (I mean come on, who isn’t!!!). I definitely found it here. I called ahead to see if they had seating or if it was strictly carry out. The gentleman I spoke with was very nice and said there were a few seats and he would hold 2 for us.
I’m not sure how many times I’ve walked right by this place when going to the library but I won’t from here on out. The other reviews were right on. I normally stay away from deep fried things (and bake my own falafel which usually results in a nicely flavored but dried out, dense thing that feels like eating sawdust), but I think there is an art to deep frying. These guys know it. The falafel was not greasy at all. The texture was perfect and flavor was delicious. I was full after I ate the first half of the wrap but somehow managed to consume the whole thing.
They were out of sweet potatoes, so we had a (humongous) order of regular fries. They were hand cut and really fresh. The difference between frozen and fresh fries is huge, so while I was sad they were out of sweet potatoes, I totally respect their choice to use fresh ingredients.
The proprietors are hard working, kind people. They deserve your business!
We’ll definitely be back!

I had their Gyro yesterday. It was huge which i ate it all lol. But it tasted great. The place is owned by two brothers, and i think they are super nice.
I will definitely go back.

Wonderfully fresh and delicious, made with quality ingredients. We ordered delivery for our family of 4, and everyone loved their food. Will definitely keep this one at the top of our takeout list!

So I like falafels.
If you are like me, you know most are mediocre, which is fine by me. Rarely do they suck.
At Kerb, it is a whole different ballgame.
How they can produce some of the finest falalfels around is beyond me, but they do it from a nondescript restaurant.
I walked by here at least ten times carrying my oddly non-​exciting Subway sandwich.
I finally stopped by and I am so happy I did.
Reading the other reviews, it looks like they have an excellent selection of food.
For me, falalfel with extra hots is my go to.
Good people. Do yourself a kindness and check this place out.

A gem of a little hole in the wall. I ordered falafel and hummus, seeing them listed separately, and Masoud the owner recommended I get the plate. Delicious — three falafel balls, a scoop of hummus, a lettuce leaf base and yogurt dip. I enjoyed it so much I returned several days later with my nine year-​old daughter, who loved her chicken quesadillas.
Masoud is extremely friendly. During lunch several regulars from the offices nearby came in and they all clearly enjoyed chatting with him. He and I talked about his home country of Iran, about the several years he spent in Turkey, and about the joys and struggles of living in the U.S. and running a small business. Definitely head in if you are in the area and want an inexpensive, fast and tasty meal.

I went in today for a falafel sandwich. I was there early so it took a little time to make, but not more than 10 minutes. The falafel balls themselves were great, crispy on the outside and light on the inside, not dense and chewy or dry and crumbly. There was a good amount of lettuce and enough sauce to moisten the whole thing. I was a little disappointed at first that the falafel was wrapped in a burrito rather than a pita, but it did hold together quite well. I’d get one again, but I might go back to have a kebab or what they advertise as homemade sausage.
Overall, good, cheap friendly, and quick. And convenient to the public library across the street!

This is probably my favorite place to get food in towson especially after a long night. Great food and great people. Much better than subway

Last time I ate here it was great

I went in today after a running an errand in Towson in the afternoon. My usual spot was closed for the day.
As a connoisseur of kabobs, my expectations and hopes were about medium… I was pleasantly surprised. The owner was manning the grill, and his recommendation of chicken and lamb kabobs were great. Three strong skewers, rice, pita and tsatsiki (sp?) sauce made me a happy camper. I will return with friends.