Anatolian Table

There hasn’t been a line when I’ve come in the evening for dinner and we got seated quickly. There are outdoor heaters too. Their service is good and servers are all Turkish. This spot might be one of the best Turkish places in SF according to my very Turkish friend. Love the food especially the manti and pides and etc. definitely would come back.

Such a wonderful place. The food was fantastic. Whether you eat meat or are vegan, you’ll find something to suit your taste. The staff are incredibly friendly and recommended some excellent options I never tried before. We tried kusbasi, different mezze, octopus, deserts - everything was perfect. The interior is lovely as well!

Dined here for the first time with my friend and we arrived around 6pm. We were able to be seated immediately since I don’t think they take reservation (or could find it online). We ordered a variety of dishes: falafel, kalamar, lahmacun, and sultani. It was the perfect amount for two people. Everything was absolutely delicious and my personal favorites were the lahmacun and sultani. We didn’t have enough room for dessert, and so that means I’ll just need to come back!

We had a great time here. We ordered Manti, Kasarli Beyti, and Lahmacun and everything was extremely delicious and full of flavor. The service was great too, special thanks to Hussain for being attentive and friendly. The atmosphere was warm and comfortable and we will definitely be coming back.

A Taste of Anatolia Done Right The Anatolia Table truly delivers on every front. We started with the borek—crispy, golden, and filled with flavor—then moved on to the manti, little dumplings packed with deliciousness. The kasharli was rich, gooey, and just the right portion. Everything tasted authentic and satisfying. Add in the warm service, the cozy ambiance, and the choice of sitting either inside or out, and you’ve got a spot that feels like a little slice of Turkey right here.

Arrived at 545pm without a reservation. Was placed at the bar immediately. Service was exceptional, I'm sorry forgot the young ladies name. She made delicious suggestions and answered all my questions. The restaurant within 15 minutes of my arrival. A line out the door when I left. The food was delicious and perfectly seasoned. Traditional dishes from my middle eastern travel experiences. Service was again exceptional, food arrived quickly and aesthetically pleasing. Great price point for the quality and quantity of food served. Highly recommend you give this gem a try!

Disappointing overall! The service and ambiance was great but the food was mediocre at best, especially considering how much we paid. The pide was tasting sour and below average, and the Soltani meat was dry, bland, and too stif. This food may have passed if we were not familiar with Turkish food, but it fell short for us.

I’m visiting San Francisco from NYC for work for a couple of days, and I’m so glad I came across this spot. Everything I tried was absolutely amazing—fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The service was also warm and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in town. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I've been to Turkey and I can say without a doubt, that this is better than the food they got over there . The staff brought out everything almost immediately. The atmosphere is a peaceful place that gives this coziness. Highly recommend

My friends and I came here on a week day for dinner and got sat in around 15 mins for a group of 8. Even though we sat outside it was still warm and the waiter still check up on us a lot. The food was amazing! The dishes are great to be shared especially the Cold Mezes and the items From the Oven. The Pides are a must order if you're here but we really love the Kasharli Beyti dish! We came here to celebrate our friend's birthday. Although you cannot make a reservation, I would still recommend this place for dinner with a slightly bigger group.

Great local spot! The restaurant is so cute and inviting with all of the lights and plenty of seating indoor and outdoor. It wasn't too busy on a Sunday night, but I've seen it packed on a Friday and Saturday and during lunchtimes as well so there may be a wait. Service is excellent with attention to detail. The staff explains all of the food and constantly checks to see how you're doing and if you need anything. The food is solid - I highly recommend the appetizer platter so you can try everything. There are a lot of options of flatbread so they're good to try. The moussaka has a perfect ratio of vegetables to layers with good flavor. I do think the portions are a bit small to justify the prices.

I was so excited to try this place! I love Turkish food, especially mantis... I went one a Friday with two friends and we had to wait quite a while. Not their fault and it was exciting for us to just catch up and see all the food come out. They were busy which I take as a good sign! We finally got a table and the wait worked up an appetite and I was ready. We got some wine and one of their pides which came out disappointingly... it looked and tasted like cheesy flatbread pizza what you can get from a museum cafe-- thick base and crust. We also got their borek which was fine and I got their manti, of course, and it was also just fine-- dough was thick and not every piece had meat which is also okay, but those pieces amplified the doughness. For the wait, price, and location, unfortunately not my favorite.

Fantastic spot to go to if you are down in the mission. We were catching a show at the chapel and made reservations to meet up with friends. We were promptly greeted and seated before our friends arrived which is fantastic as we could get our drink order in. I love the bar area and the beautiful green tile and lifting accents in the restaurant setting the right vibe. The food was delicious and should be shared. The variety and burst of colors and flavor combos tantalize the tastebuds. We tried new dishes and were not disappointed everyone was pleased and had their favorites. Excited to come back.

A delicious brunch experience in a beautiful setting. I visited on a Saturday afternoon, and the restaurant was pretty empty. There's a lot of seating both inside and outside. The outside tables had heaters for colder weather. My party of five was immediately seated inside, and the interior had plenty of natural light and wall art. The service was speedy and efficient. Since we visited during lunchtime, we could only order from the brunch menu, which was much smaller than the dinner menu but still had delicious options. Most of the dishes here really impressed me. The lahmacun was insanely good, a flatbread topped with minced meat. The warm and savory meat on bread paired well with refreshing toppings, like tomatoes and onions. The lamb casserole was also delicious - the meat was seasoned and cooked incredibly. The sauce from the casserole was amazingly savory - I dipped the free bread provided into the sauce, and it made for the perfect bite. For dessert, the katmer was utter perfection. The dish features a very thin phyllo dough accompanied by plenty of fruit and creamy, sweet kaymak. It was both fresh and rich. The presentation was also stunning. While most dishes were a hit, I was actually shocked by the horiatiki, a $15 salad. This $15 salad was ridiculously small and was probably made using a single tomato and a single cucumber. There were literally fewer than five pieces of feta cheese in this $15 salad - each person in my five person party ate half a cube of feta cheese. I truly don't think anything about this tiny dish would justify a $15 price point. I think there were probably five bites total to this salad. Other than the unfortunate salad sizing, I was super impressed with my brunch here, and the dishes were seasoned to perfection.

I have nothing negative to say. It was my first time dining at Anatolian Table. Food and service was amazing. You can taste the quality! We got seated outside and enjoyed the beautiful Valencia St scenery. Don't be fooled by the images. I came with a party of 3 and this was more than enough. Me and my friends are already talking about coming back.

Service was excellent! Their breads were sooo delicious! The place is colorful and inviting! I will definitely be back!

We tried to go to Jilli and there was a 3 hour wait. Because I had already drove all the way to SF from South Bay we decided to walk around until then but after an ice cream and an hour and a half later we needed to sit down. We decided to get a small bite at Anatolian table. It might have been more than a small bite. We got the tabbouleh salad with dates and a flatbread. I knew of tabbouleh's only from the Key and Peele skit where they're at the gym and say "holy Tabbouleh," while my friend watched some hot ones video where the celebrity noted the tabbouleh salad would be their last meal. I think this heightened our expectations a bit but it was still pretty good, although I'm not sure it would be either of our last meals. I do like the contrast with the date. We definitely bit off more than we can chew with a double flatbread but the combination of the two was pretty good too. A decent snack to keep us going until 8pm, in a comfy casual vibe.

Food is really good, and the ambience is great. The only pain point is the service. My wife and I have been around a few times now and the service has sometimes been negligent of our table. We enjoy the mushroom bread dish a lot. The food taste really clean while being flavorful too!

Anatolian table serves unique dishes and good vegetarian options. The dish that originally caught my eye was the Pide. A flatbread with Mediterranean inspired mushrooms and other toppings, the Mantarli Pide hit the spot - 5/5 Mezze platter had the usual suspects, the hummus, spreads and falafel were excellent. - 5/5 The server was very sweet and ensured we were taken care of even sitting in the far outdoor seating. It does get busy so expect wait times. The indoor seating is cute , better than the outdoor seating.

A group of 6 of us had ordered several dishes to share and they were all delicious. We got seated right away. It had a cozy feel inside and the staff was super friendly and attentive. The dishes came out really fast as well. Here's what we ordered: * The Anatolian fries - don't overlook them! They make them super crispy * their flatbreads (The Lahmacun was our favorite, the Yumurtali was just ok) * I loved the Kibbeh dish (probably my fav appetizer) * Kalamar was zesty and the Badimcan was pretty good as well! * Last but not least - the halikarnas tava main was spectacular ! One of my fav dishes of the evening Can't wait to come back!

Beautiful remodel of what was the short lived Yellow Moto pizza place. It's gorgeous inside now, in green tile and wood. My friends treated me to a birthday brunch here. We split the Turkish breakfast and an extra order of shakshuka. Service was exceptional, and food was delicious. Everyone else's food around us also looked great. Will have to try dinner there as well.

This place is a solid spot overall, with a menu that clearly has some strong standouts! I started with the mezze combo, which was the highlight of the meal. Everything was fresh, well seasoned, and nicely portioned, making it great for sharing or for getting a good sense of the kitchen's range. The spreads paired well together and set expectations high going into the main. My main dish, however, was a bit underwhelming compared to the mezze. It wasn't bad by any means, just not particularly memorable, especially given how strong the opening dishes were. That said, the food quality was still good and everything tasted thoughtfully prepared. Service was friendly and paced well, and the space itself feels warm and inviting without being too formal. After seeing other tables, I realized I probably should have ordered a pide, which looked like a standout and something this place really excels at. I'd definitely come back, but next time I'd build the meal around mezze and a pide rather than the main I chose. Still worth a visit, especially if you order strategically.

Great for dinner! We visited Anatolian Table on a Saturday evening and got seated right away with no reservation. I didn't get to see the interior, but the outdoor area had a nice ambiance, despite being practically on the sidewalk - good for people watching! For starters, we shared the Meze Combo and two orders of Kibbeh (for 4 people). Both were delicious! I especially loved the tzatziki and borek in the combo. The Kibbeh were also fantastic in their lemon yogurt sauce. For entrees, we also ordered items to share - the Sucuklu Pide and Manti. The Sucuklu Pide was delicious and super filling! The dried beef soujouk was fantastic, and I'd be curious to try this with egg next time. The Manti were also excellent - definitely tinier than I'm used to, but killer in the garlic yogurt/tomato sauce and burnt butter. We couldn't resist trying the Kunefe for dessert, which I was obsessed with. The combination of sweet pistachio with salty cheese worked so well together. Service was friendly and mostly quick, aside from getting our check at the end. Would return for more!

Had dinner here and wow this place is legit. We got the shareable mezze, yogurt kofte, beyti, chicken brochette, manti, and kunefe. Everything looked amazing and came out quick. The yogurt kofte was fire, super flavorful with the perfect mix of yogurt and bulgur. The beyti was another hit, rolled in lavash and topped with pistachio, chef's kiss. Turkish tea? Perfect. Strong, hot, tea slapped fr. Not sponsored btw, just sharing a few pics of what I actually ordered. Didn't wanna turn dinner into a full photo shoot for the table lol. Go try it, seriously one of the best Turkish spots in the city. Shevsky'nin deneyimi, çok güzel!

Food was ok. Service was ok. You are mostly coming here for the vibes. I came here with a Turkish friend who was visiting from out of town, and unfortunately we were not very impressed with our meals. I did enjoy trying a cuisine that I don't normally have.

Anatolian Table provides great Mediterranean cuisine in the heart of the Mission area. Within walking distance of Dolores Park, it was the perfect spot to rest and have dinner after a long day in the city. The restaurant itself is beautiful with an old school vibe and plenty of lush greenery off the site. Everything we tried was tasty but on the smaller side. Mezze combo (4/5): Standard sampler of the usual Mediterranean appetizers such as hummus, falafel, tzatziki, tabouli, and olives. Smaller portions of everything, but everything was good. Appreciated we were offered a refill on the bread to make sure we finished everything. Yogurt Kofte (4/5): The seasoned ground lamb and beef was tasty, but felt cooked a little under and a bit on the small side. The yogurt provided a nice creamy counterbalance and the onions had the perfect acidity. Surprisingly, for a Sunday night, it was easy to walk in and get seated. However, as the night went on, it did pick up. As mentioned earlier, the service was attentive. Overall, for a nice light dinner with friends, I would recommend Anataolian Table!

This restaurant is located in the old Flour and Water Pizza space. When we arrived at 6 pm it was empty, but by 6:30 the place had filled up quickly. I was glad we chose to sit inside because PG&E decided around 6:45 that it was the perfect time to dig into the sidewalk directly outside, right between the outdoor dining booths and the entrance. That was a close call. I came on a double date with some best friends, and we started with the meze platter to share. Everything was delicious, but the item I cannot stop thinking about was a small yellow crispy egg roll type bite filled with sweet cheese. It was absolutely spectacular. We also split a kebab platter, which was tasty, and another standout was the lamb flatbread. I may insult someone by saying this, but a drizzle of the yogurt sauce served with the platter would have taken it to an even higher level. It was such a fun night of sharing food, trying different flavors, and enjoying the lively atmosphere. We will definitely be back.

One of my new favorite restaurants in SF! Took over a pizza spot so they have the ovens to make mediterranean flatbreads, which I don't see too many of in SF. - Kibbeh - ground beef balls with onion, cumin, parsley, nuts, and yogurt. This is one of my favorite appetizers and perfect for sharing. - Meze combo - a sampler dish of tzatziki, tabouli, hummus, borke, falafel, ezme, sarma, badimcan, and olives that's perfect for trying a bit of every meze type. - Manti - anatolian meat dumplings served in garlic yogurt, tomato sauce, and burnt butter. Okay, this is so good, I got a second order Flatbreads are definitely the star of the show, thanks to the mentioned ovens. - Lahmacun - a super thin flatbread topped with ground meat, bell peppers, onions, parsley, and tomatoes. Comes with campari tomatoes, sumac onion, parsley and lemon which you additionally add to the flatbread, roll up, and eat. Flavor bomb. - Kusabi pide - flatbread with minced lamb, kesseri cheese, bell peppers, tomatoes, and herbs. Reminds me of a supreme pizza, which is nostalgic to me, but 100x better Anatolian Table is a cool new addition to the city with a casual yet cozy atmosphere and friendly service that brings dishes not commonly found around the city.

Visited on a weekend night with friends around 5:30pm, restaurant had a handful of other guests but plenty of open tables both inside and outside. We grabbed a table outside and were promptly seated. Food: Meze Combo - good, platter has a great variety of spreads, dips and appetizers, hummus was smooth and creamy, tatziki was tangy with a nice dilly flavor, badimcan stewed eggplant was probably my favorite with nice rich roasted flavor with a nice dose of olive oil, ezme was a little chunky with a great balance of sweetness and savory nutty bell pepper, falafel, dolma, and borek were all solid, bread was served along side was the perfect vehicle for dipping Lahmacun - solid, flatbread was super thin with a slight crispy texture but still pliable enough to roll up with the pickled onions, herbs and a squeeze of lemon juice, well seasoned and a pretty tasty flatbread, could have used a touch more salt to finish for the meat on top but enjoyable Manti - good, lots of little dumplings served with a yogurt and tomato sauce, wish the dumplings had a little more filling or seasoning and dish came out a little hotter Chicken brochette - very good, two large skewers of chicken that were cooked perfectly succulent and juicy, served with a rice/ bulgar and stewed veggies and chickpeas in a tomato forward sauce, definitely worth a try if you visit Service was solid, very attractive at the start, food was well paced, water was refilled throughout our meal, did take a while to clear plates and get the bill. Overall enjoyed Anatolian Table, a good option to try Turkish cuisine in the city. Menu has a nice variety of options, pricing a little bit high but for the serving size and quality felt fair.

Really happy this place opened up in the neighborhood. It's a newer and popular spot so I would suggest making a reservation. There's plenty of seating inside and outside. The outside area is on a pretty busy corner FYI. I'm glad that tzatziki was a good serving size. I would definitely order it again. The Mantarli Pide was great and good for 3 of us to share. The service was great and kind.

I'm not really getting the hype, if I'm being honest. I tried one of their signature Pides (Sucuklu, or Turkish sausage). It was good, but after tax & tip came to $29, which is steep for what is effectively a fancy flatbread. I didn't find the dough to be particularly special, and given that they supposedly lead with their baked goods, I expected something with a little more "pop." Also, the sausage was tasty, but I found it to be a little one-note, and on this particular item would have liked some other topping or garnish to cut the saltiness. It was served with a side of very fresh chopped tomatoes and onions. If it were $10 cheaper, it would have been an easy 4 stars, but even in this financial climate, I can't justify the high cost.

I absolutely love this place!!! So glad I decided to try it out. For a party of 2 for dinner at 6pm, there was no wait at all. Loved the ambiance both indoors and outdoors. But most importantly the food was sooo good. We ordered the mushroom flatbread (forgot the actual name of it), and a lamb and beef wrap thing (also forgot the name). Both were amazing!! Definitely get a flatbread if you come here, the presentation is really cool, and the dough is the perfect amount of chewiness / thickness. One of the best flatbreads ive had. Would definitely come again and bring more ppl with so we can try more things on the menu!

My new favorite Turkish restaurant in the city! Everything was so delicious and the service was amazing! We went early on a saturday right when they opened so we got lucky with seats since it got busy quickly. It gets a little bit loud but it's better for smaller groups. Food ordered: Octapodaki (10/10): the octopus was so soft yet chewy and the flavor was amazing Yumurtali Pide (8/10): the pide was delicious and i loved the cheese on it. I'm definitely interested in trying their other pides Manti (10/10): I've never had good manti in the city until now. This was absolutely addicting and i'll 100% be ordering it again! Feta Garides (9/10): I normally don't love prawns but these were so perfectly seasoned that I could definitely get used to it. We added chicken kebabs to our order but it was slightly dry although still flavorful. Drinks ordered: Shalgam (10/10): first time trying shalgam and loved it! It was sour and sweet all at the same time. Never thought i'd enjoy fermented turnip and purple carrot so much. It's my Turkish boyfriend's fave drink and this definitely lived up to his expectations! Ayran (9/10): i've tried aryan a few times and I don't personally love it, but my boyfriend does and said this is one of the better ones he's had in the cityz Turkish Tea (9/10): ordered multiple cups of this since it paired with everything We also ordered dessert but I can't remember what it was called. Definitely can't wait to come back and have already been sending my friends this rec to try as one of my fave places to eat in the city!

My husband and I were able to dine here Saturday night without a reservation. We started with the calamari which had a wonderful flavor. The meat was soft and tender and the tomato based sauce worked very well. The complimentary bread was a great addition to sop up the juices. I had the sultani and my husband, the Adana. The sultani was SO flavorful and incredible balanced. The lamb/beef was soft juicy and the bell pepper butter paste on top was a great addition. The eggplant puree had a wonderful smoky flavor and the yogurt was great for mixing and dipping the bread into. My husband's Adana was also very good but his meat seemed a tad bit drier than the sultani. We ended the night off with the bread pudding but it seemed a little stale and was way too syrupy. Other than that, we fully enjoyed our meal and can't wait to return.

I'm obsessed with this place. I've been twice in 3 days!! I walked in both times in the evening with a group and was able to be seated immediately. It's such a nice vibe in there with good mood lighting and the tables just far away enough from the other customers. I got Mezze Sampler - great to try a little bit of everything and was a fan of most of the items! Pastirma - good but I personally could skip it. My friend just loves carpaccio and I don't. Octapodaki - literally the best thing we ate Kibbeh - meat inside could be a little more seasoned but the crunch was flawless!!! Yogurt Kofte - the flavors worked so nicely together- the meat was seasoned well and nice and moist. The rice was perfect on its own, and the tomato yogurt bread thing it was all sitting on was delicious too! Mantarli Pide - kind of like a flatbread cross with pizza, really loved the bread and I like that they had arugula on the side for you to choose your own adventure with how much to put on there Overall 10/10 definitely coming back- clearly as I've been back already!!

4.5 but rounding up to 5 ## vibe * prime location with lots of indoor/outdoor seating. the space is very airy with lots of windows and a great view onto the busiest part of Valencia St! * no wait at 5:30/6pm on a Monday, but it was busier than most restaurants in the neighborhood * service was friendly and fast, but we never felt rushed ## food/bevs * they had some turkish non-alcholic bottled drinks that i'd never heard of. the ayran was basically a salty lassi and the salgam was a fermented beet/carrot drink. i'm not sure i would get either again as the former was kind of thin, and the latter was way too salty, but they were fun to try. * the meze combo was 5/5 and one of the best i've had! my favorites were the tzakiki, hummus, and badimcan but honestly everything was amazing. we even got a free bread refill. * OTOH i thought the lahmacun was overhyped. it wasn't bad, just underwhelming. next time i would rather try one of the pides.

Came here on a Saturday night for dinner at 6:30 PM with a party of 4 and we were able to be seated outside immediately. Heat lamps keep their outdoor patio toasty, so no need to worry about that! Waitstaff are busy but friendly, and they get your food out in about 15 minutes. I got the Adana plate, which consisted of a large piece of ground beef and lamb that was surprisingly juicy; some places they can overcook it, so I'm glad this place did it justice. I loved the pickled onions on the side to cut through the meat, and the vegetables with the chickpeas added some freshness to the meal. So many dishes looked amazing, next time I'm here I'll do family style so I can try as many as possible!

Walked in as a party of three on a Saturday around 6 pm and were sat right away, there were a couple tables inside and outside available still. Service was attentive and well versed in the menu and offered great recommendations. I ordered the meze combo to start, the bread was fresh and warm and accompanied all the spread so well. The borek was light and cheesy, hummus was creamy and tasty, and the ezme was sweet with a light kick of spice. The combo is a wonderful sampler appetizer if you're in the mood to try a bunch of food. The yogurt kofte was delicious, the minced beef was cooked perfectly, and the bread cubes absorbed all of the sauces make each bite full of flavor. The burnt butter pilav was fluffy and enjoyable. I wish I had more room in my stomach as the flat breads looked incredible. I'm looking forward to coming back and trying more of the menu next time I'm in the city.

The food was great, but the service from one particular waiter was disappointing. It's not my nature to judge a restaurant based on the experience interacting with one server, but a restaurant should know if there's an anchor on board that's weighing them down. For the most part, the staff members were great, except for the one we had. He had a dismissive attitude and seemed to be rushing us from the minute we walked through the door. I would love to return, but hope not to get the same waiter again. BB

Got here on a Friday night and waited in line. There was a paper to sign in your name but didn't seem to be going off it strictly. We got seated outside and is lovely inside and out. There's heat lamps outside but didn't have them on since the weather was fairly nice still. We ordered a bottle of wine and our waiter was kind enough to give us a sample of the wines we were deciding between. We ordered the kibbeh, lahmacun, and manti. After waiting an hr we still didn't have any food and most of the restaurant had cleared out. It was really busy upon arriving but said something to our waiter as everything had been quite slow. Turns out our order never got out in. They comped an additional bottle of wine which was kind and all our food came out in the next 5-10 minutes. The kibbeh was delish with good texture, filling, and flavor. The lahamacun was also good and always love how thin it is and the flavors. It was a good portion and didn't disappoint. The manti was really small. I'm used to large dumplings but these were quite tiny with a dime size portion of meat/filling inside. Flavor was fine but wouldn't order again. The other food we saw coming out looked good. I'd come back to try some other items but hope things get smoother all around with service and seating

This is a seemingly new spot in SF that's really causing a stir! It specializes in Anatolian food, which is now modern day Turkey. The staff are all polite and helpful. The restaurant is extremely well decorated. Cute touches like lamps and containers of Olive oil are thoughtfully placed with a gorgeous bar looking out into the kitchen. Beautiful wood tables and really perfectly chosen dishware. Even the bread basket is outlined with a gold trim. The food is excellent. The mezze platter was a great option to try lots of different things. The falafel were pretty basic, not fried to order. The sarma were also pretty standard. I am a sucker for tabbouleh salad and hummus, both of which were great. We also ordered the lahmacun which seems to be a stand out here. We watched a local eat it and learned that you add the fillings - parsley, tomato, and red onion - into the slice and roll it up like a wrap. So good! I could have had an entire one of these to myself. I would definitely come back for one of these! There are two unisex bathrooms with two sinks available outside. Seating indoors and outdoors and at the bar.

Went here after my 10 year old nephew said he saw a coliseum photo and thought it was Italian food, so we went in with 4 kids between 6-16 years old who has not tried Mediterranean food before and very picky with food... the kids love all the food we got and we were so impressed that the kids ate all! Yey! A new spot to take them that's not our usual go to and what they will only eat,.. happy to add this an as option for kids night out.... We ordered and tried a few of their flat breads and lamb dishes . The kids enjoyed all the flat breads. We are also very amazed at the staff that accommodated our big group last minute. Great service and ambience, friendly staff who were patient to answer all of the kids' questions.

The first time I dined here, the food blew me away. It came out so hot and the manti was unbelievably decadent! The flatbread we got was delish as well. The second time we came the food wasn't as hot and didn't blow me away as much. Maybe was an off night so will give them a go again. Just hoping for an experience like the first!

This spot is a decent new addition to the neighborhood. Honestly, I was initially a bit disappointed when this place replaced Yellow Moto because I don't usually crave Mediterranean/Turkish food. But I ended up having a pleasant experience here. I recently dined here with a friend for dinner on a weekday. Inside was pretty empty when we initially arrived around 6:30pm, but all the tables began to fill up soon afterwards. We shared the meze combo and lahmacun, which was just the right amount of food for two people. Although nothing in the meze combo quite stood out to me, I still recommend getting it if it's your first time dining here so you get to sample a little bit of everything. Of all the flatbreads on the menu, the staff said that the lahmacun was the most traditional item and recommended it. This did not disappoint! I've never had anything like it before, and I'm so glad I got to try it. Service was also friendly and attentive. I'm open to coming back to try more items on the menu next time!

Food was fantastic, we got the Kusbasi Pide, Kasarli Beyti, and Sultani. Everything was delicious, super savory! Only reason for 4 stars is service was okay, got a drink order wrong and we had to ask twice to correct. Otherwise great place for a casual dinner shared with friends!

Beautiful nice and aire decor...a little tight on the tables. Overall, highly enjoyed the restaurant and can't wait to come again and order more dishes. Today, a Saturday night was packed... in & outside with some overflow waiting. I was very grateful for the owner being able to place us quickly for a late night meal. We ordered the meza sampler and one of the flatbreads. The sampler was tasty and different. Flatbread wasn't my favorite, but you could clearly taste the bell peppers and meat. Highly recommend this new gem to the city.

I went at 6:30pm for 2 on a Sunday and was able to get a spot outside walk-in. Ambiance is lively and service is nice! Kibbeh ($14) was crunchy on the outside and delicious when dipped with yogurt. Beyti ($26) was also very tasty. Both dishes had lovely plating. Both were protein heavy dishes, making for a satisfying meal split among two. I do have a smaller stomach though, so might recommend another dish for others.

Yes this one is a 5 star (fairly rare in my reviews !) The decor is nice and the atmosphere is quite livwly , services great- attentive and knowledgable and we overall had a great experience As for the food: 1) kibbeh- very good , not too thick of a shell and the meat tastes fresh (4/5) 2) pide with mushroom and cheese - yummy ! The dough was very good and the cheese and mushroom weee just the right amount (4.2/5) 3) yogurt kofta - 2 very yummy kebabs with just the right meat mix . With the yogurt and tomatoes the dish was excellent (4.3/5) 4) sutlac - was good and not sweet . My better half thought it lacked some more rice (4/5) We also got a glass of Malbac and a glass of rose which were both good . Prices were reasonable We will be back for sure !!

At the Anatolian Table, you will be welcomed by servers who talk Turkish, and are very happy to serve the food that they love. The ambiance of the restaurant is beautiful, with many photos. The food is flavorful, and reminds me of the food in Türkiye. Be sure to come here if you make a visit to SF!

Good food, great service, but a little over priced in my opinion. We got a dumpling, calamari appetizer, and a salad to share for the table. Seasoned well and a great addition to the area. I sat inside but didn't love sitting by the door. I'd probably opt to sit on the patio if the weather is nice next time.

3.5 STARS Who can say, "No" to meat sticks! Kebabs, that is. Anatolian Table opened in Mid-March 2025 from the owner of Blind Butcher, Dunya, Lark, and Opelia (Los Gatos). Open for takeout, indoor dining, and outdoor dining. Dog-friendly. I don't see Anatolian Table on any rezzie platforms yet but we were promptly seated on a weekday evening during primetime dinner time. M E N U Aegean and Anatolian (Turkish) cuisine- cold and hot mezze (apps), salads, pide/flatbreads, and entrees. GF, vegetarian, and vegan friendly. Beer and wine available (no full liquor license). F O O D * Sucuklu Pide: Flatbread, dried beef soujouk, onions, campari tomato and kesseri cheese ($21): https://tinyurl.com/yfhjacmp My fav part of our meal, the elongated boat-shaped Turkish flatbread with a crisp-chewy border was topped with rich, buttery kesseri cheese and dried Turkish beef sausage akin to a spiced beef pepperoni. Delicious and savory. You can never go wrong with carbs and cheese! * Yogurt Köfte: Zirch minced beef, cumin, red onions, house bread cubes, house tomato sauce, yogurt, burnt butter served w/ meyhane pilav ($26): https://tinyurl.com/yhsesfzf Craving elements of a Iskender kebab (i.e. buttery toasted bread and yogurt), I went with this for my main. I enjoyed the crisp pide cubes with cooling yogurt but felt the rest of the dish needs work. The köfte had a wet spongy texture and could have had more char. The Turkish bulgur pilav was too mushy for my liking. * Adana: Zirh minced beef & lamb, onions, parsley, red bell pepper paste, served w/ chickpea, kale, red cabbage, sundried tomato, meyhane pilav, marash ($26): https://tinyurl.com/bdn57yt5 Not my dish but I had a taste. The adana kebab fared a little better, tender with more spices and touch of sweet earthiness from the marash (red pepper flakes). But, the dish felt unbalanced with both the tomato-y veggie side and tomato-y bulgur pilaf. S E R V I C E Very friendly staff and prompt service. A M B I A N C E Modern rustic vibes with table seating for about 25 people and bar counter seating. Sidewalk and parklet seating outdoors. P A R K I N G Garage parking at Mission-Bartlett Garage, 3.5 blocks away. Overall, while the food was a mixed bag, Anatolian Table is brand new so they have plenty of potential. Given the lack of Turkish restos in the area, they're nice addition to The Mission/Mission-Dolores dining scene.

What a welcomed food experience! We decided to go on a family dinner on a whim. We arrived around 8:30 pm to a lively scene! They have a spacious outdoor seating area and a space inside as well. The entire staff was welcoming and accommodating. It felt like coming home to dinner with family. They all played with our baby and ensured we had all that we needed. The food itself was delicious and had so much flavor. We ordered the meze combo, Mantarli pide, and the halikarnas tava. The Mantarli pide was reminiscent of a pizza but better in my opinion. The halikarnas tava was the star of the show! The flavor was uniquely exquisite. We also enjoyed some wine, most notable was the vihno verde! I would go back. I want to become a regular. It's so good I am dreaming of trying new things on the menu!

Anatolian Table just opened earlier in spring, didn't have much reviews but saw other Yelpers had positive reviews so why not try it? I was curious about Turkish food, only had it once 10+ years ago in Berkeley. It was pretty popular on Monday evening when many places are closed. We were party of 4 and shared a couple dishes to try different things Lahmacun - tasty, thin bread, roll it up with tomatoes, onion, parsley. I think we should just each order one of these next time. Pide (mushroom one) - tasty thin crust Tabouli salad - small portion, skip next time. Adana (main)- expected bigger portion, one large doner but only like 2 bites for everyone. Bulgur was like brown rice, not a grain I typically eat but liked it. When the waiter said there were some sides, I thought there were Korean banchan style side dishes. It's like a scoop of side. Overall solid food, no mishaps for a new spot, nice modern vibes and atmopshere but I was like 80% full so we got dessert elsewhere.

TLDR; very good & worth the try!! Go support! After the closing of Yellow Moto pizza, I was really curious to see what restaurant would replace it. Anatolian Table is a welcome addition to Valencia, bringing delicious Aegean / Anatolian food to the street. Service was great & the staff was kind. We asked for their recommendations and ordered the yogurt kofte, adana, and kusbasi pide. I also got the octapodaki as I love octopus! The kusbasi pide was similar to pizza. I thought it was solid but nothing unique or stand-out. However, all of the other dishes were great. Both the yogurt kofte and adana were well seasoned and tender. My favorite was the octapodaki-- I don't think it's listed as an entree, but I felt that it was the perfect size as I wasn't very hungry. The arugula was nice and fresh, balancing well with the butter beans & sauteed tomatoes. The octopus was cooked perfectly, keeping it firm but tender at the same time. Overall, we had a great time. They also have outdoor seating with heating lights. Definitely will be going again!

Anatolian Table was booming when we visited on Friday night, and the hype is justified since everything was absolutely amazing. We tried dolmas as appetizer, Kusbasi pide and Lahmacun as main dishes. I can say that Lahmacun was one of the best I have ever eaten in Bay Area. My only minor criticism is that it could be served a bit more hot, but it is understandable given how packed this place was. For pide there is nothing that comes even close in Bay Area. It was delicious and crispy. We wrapped the meal with rice pudding, which was very light. I loved the taste of pistachios on top. I also want to add that owner/hosts were super friendly and nice. We will for sure come back to try new stuff.

Loved this place!! Such a good addition to the neighborhood. The staff were all so friendly! Burrata was fantastic, as were the pide and the yogurt kofte. Only qualm was that we ordered our pide with sunny side up eggs but they gave us scrambled. They seemed extremely busy so we didn't want to point it out. We'd definitely come back and order more food :)

Anatolian Table is the kind of restaurant San Francisco was in need of. I've been there a few times in the past few weeks because I simply can't stay away. As a big fan of Lahmaçun, I can confidently say theirs is the best I've had anywhere in the U.S. The service is warm and genuinely hospitable. From the owner to the chef to the wait staff, everyone is incredibly friendly, so it already feels like a second home. The space itself is beautiful and immaculately clean, which speaks volumes about the care they put into every detail. This past Saturday evening, I showed up a bit late after they had already closed, but once they saw me, the chefs reopened the kitchen and still delivered an amazing experience for me and my friends. Safe to say, I'm officially a fan of Anatolian Table.