Liman Restaurant

Liman's got great seafood – that’s the headline. Had a bit of a mishap with an octopus salad once, but they sorted it out with a freebie after we talked it over. The place on Emmons was a winner, sitting right by the water added something special to the meals. Haven't seen how the new spot stacks up yet, but the rooftop is promising, having seen it back when it was Teraze. The indoor vibe's got potential too, similar to Sky Wise's cool atmosphere. Hoping to see Liman's team bring their A-game to this new location. Just a heads up, the service could use a boost – the staff comes off a little aloof sometimes. Pro tip? Stick to the seafood and the carbs. The fish dishes never disappoint, and their bread, potato, and kunefe are solid picks. Skip the meat – it's just not their strong suit.

A Turkish delight…nefis! We came here to celebrate a very special 27th birthday and we were not dissappointed! Highly recommend the zucchini pancakes and branzino. We had a beautiful branzino that was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The options were authentic and perfectly executed. GORGEOUS seaside views while eating amazing seafood. The pumpkin dessert was a dream…try it with tahini and you will feel like you were transported to Bodrum. Whats not to love?

This restaurant truly exceeded all expectations and provided a delightful escape to Turkey right in the heart of Brooklyn. The service was exceptional, with a waiter who went above and beyond to make our visit unforgettable. The food was simply divine, with each dish bursting with fresh and authentic flavors that left us wanting more. Even for someone who isn't typically a fan of desserts, the authentic Turkish sweets were impossible to resist. And to top it all off, the stunning view of the bay provided the perfect backdrop for an already perfect dining experience. This restaurant truly offers a little slice of heaven on earth.

Good food but insanely overpriced. $60 for fish, $35 for 5 medium sized kebabs, $40 for calamari and they charge us service tax like they aren’t even paying their employees minimum wage in one of the most expensive cities on Earth. $70 for service tax. A meal for 6 ran us down $480. The experience was okay and it was our fault that we ordered. The food was great and the service was good for the family overall but it’s expensive as hell. Expect to pay at least $70 per person for a full meal to stuff you up compared to $20-40 for other restaurants. Won’t dine here again though. $4 for a small coke too. Damn. Kebab was yummy though (picture). Also I could taste some salt crystals in the kebab but that does not bother me too much. Just a little bit more sodium for the meal.