Turkish Cuisine And Bakery

Spent my birthday dinner there. Found this place after I was trying to avoid going downtown or to Randolph area for my special dinner and I am glad that I found this place. Will definitely be returning to try other dishes on their menu. Had the Ribs and beef stroganoff as our entrees. Has Serbian red wine with dinner which was incredible. I definitely recommend this place.

Pleasantly surprised with this place. Pros: extraordinary taste of everything, salad was fantastic, appetizer delicious, and the octopus- mmmm. Cons: the octopus is really small for the price. You have to order something more if you’re hungry. In general- small portions, but pricey. And choice of wine is limited. Even though many brands of wine are listed, they didn’t have 3 of them which we asked for.

We drove from Milwaukee to come here and it was worth the drive! The restaurant is beautiful on the inside, all the staff were very friendly, but the best part was all the food. We had the charred octopus which was the best octopus we’ve had in the US. The khachapuri was fantastic and we really loved the ezme and atom were great too. And the wine was lovely to. We’ll definitely be back.

Ambiance is sexy and at the same time masculine. Wood walls, big booths, intimate tables, and even outdoor patio dining. Everything we had was very flavorful and on par of what we expected (my +1 isTurkish so we are well versed on the cuisine offerings). I recommend you check out this neighborhood gem! We can't wait to go back with friends. Pictures show the beautiful bowl the lentil soup was served in, feta & olives side dish, adana kebab, charred octopus, pida filled with spinach and feta, and kazandibi pudding.

I ordered Adana Kebab. First of all, I came to this restaurant as someone who knows what kebab is. Kebab is served with rice. In the menu, they supported this WITH A PICTURE. When we came to the restaurant, the waiter asked if we wanted the kebab with RICE or hummus and we said we wanted it with RICE. However, they served kebab with risotto and when we asked why there was no rice, the answer we got was, "Today's morning meals were served with risotto, and because risotto is made today, we served it with risotto". RICE is RICE, RISOTTO is RISOTTO. Based on your unprofessional answer, I suggest you google the difference between rice and risotto. And I suggest you not to say that it will be served with rice when ordering.