FIRIN

Turkish restaurant · Barnsbury ·

FIRIN

Turkish restaurant · Barnsbury ·

Oven-baked Eastern Mediterranean meze, flatbreads, and casseroles

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140 York Wy, London N1 0AX, United Kingdom Get directions

£20–30

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The 23 Best Turkish Restaurants In London - London - The Infatuation

"At Firin, you can rock up, order one dish, and leave satisfied. During the day, the bright airy room is filled with groups stretching their lunch hours, or solo diners speedily working their way through the tender, slow-cooked tandir kebab. The deep brown sofa seating and raging fire of the oven brings warmth to the otherwise grey surroundings of King’s Cross. And you should know that a crispy lahmacun here is a must." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna, jake missing

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/guides/best-turkish-restaurants-london

FIRIN

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The 12 Best Restaurants Near King’s Cross - London - The Infatuation

"Turkish spot Firin is filled with groups stretching out their lunch hours, or solo diners speedily working their way through the slow-cooked tandir kebab that pulls apart with little encouragement from a fork. The bright airy room, with deep brown sofa seating and the raging fire of the oven, brings warmth to the otherwise grey surroundings of King’s Cross. And you should know that the name Firin translates to oven, so a crispy lahmacun and cheesy pide are also a must." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, sinead cranna

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/guides/where-to-eat-near-kings-cross

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Firin - Review - Kings Cross - London - The Infatuation

"It’s becoming increasingly rare to find a restaurant where you can rock up, order one dish, and leave satisfied. But at Turkish spot Firin, that’s our favourite thing to do. The bright airy room is filled with groups stretching out their lunch hours, or solo diners speedily working their way through the slow-cooked tandir kebab that pulls apart with little encouragement from a fork. The deep brown sofa seating and raging fire of the oven brings warmth to the otherwise grey surroundings of King’s Cross. And you should know that the name Firin translates to oven, so a crispy lahmacun and cheesy pide are also a must. photo credit: Alesandra Boruch photo credit: Alesandra Boruch photo credit: Alesandra Boruch photo credit: Alesandra Boruch Pause Unmute" - Rianne Shlebak

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Louise G.

Google

We’re always looking for new places to eat when visiting London and this place caught our eyes online so we decided to give it a try. First of all it’s nice to see a place kept authentic, simple yet beautifully cosy. The food and service should also do the talking. We first tried the lahmacun and Pide 🫶 beautifully presented and actually one of the best I have tasted . We had the chicken and rice dish and lamb pot. Once again beautiful. The service was also friendly and we felt really welcomed and comfortable. Thank you to everyone .Definitely worth a visit ☺️

K T.

Google

Such a hidden gem. The food here was unbelievable and I felt safe eating here as a coeliac as the staff were very knowledgeable and aware of cross contamination. My personal favourite was the chicken which had the most delicious crispy skin. The atmosphere was lovely and staff were amazing, great with recommending the best options. Definitely worth a visit

emel B.

Google

I visited this place today. The food was delicious. I'm also a chef and I'm Turkish. I can say that it reflects Turkish culture and Turkish cuisine very well. I ordered Tandoor as my main course, but they should have offered something to accompany it. Chips or rice, because the main course shouldn't be served alone. That caught my attention. The prices are a little above average, but it's worth it. It was wonderful, thank you.

Benjamin M.

Google

We had a wonderful, warm experience at Firin for Sunday lunch. It is such a welcoming space where every dish is packed with authentic flavour. The baba ganoush is genuine and smoky: you can really taste the char on the aubergine skins. And it paired perfectly with the fluffy flatbread served straight from the oven. The lamb tandir and bone marrow were excellent, and we loved sharing two of their seasonal pides. To finish, the pots of Turkish tea and green mint tea were well balanced with great depth. Highly recommended for anyone looking for soulful, flavourful food!

Zoya S.

Google

I went with my family for a dinner party and we really enjoyed ourselves. The atmosphere was very nice and the food was soo tasty. Customer service was amazing staff was so friendly. Would definitely recommend

Sarah T.

Google

Really enjoyable family meal. Small, nicely decorated restaurant, so you should book! Menu is well annotated for gluten free etc which made me confident as a coeliac. Everyone enjoyed their meal, the lamb was excellent. I understand the pide was too. Definitely worth a visit & somewhere we would come back to if we were in the area.

Viktoria S.

Google

This is my favourite place. I often come here for lunch, and it really is a wonderful establishment with soul. Not only is the food delicious, but the atmosphere and service are warm and friendly. Thank you ☺️

Nur K.

Google

Yesterday, my brother and I had the opportunity to dine here. The hygiene standards and the quality of the food were excellent. I can confidently say that customer satisfaction is their top priority. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming. We really enjoyed our experience thank you very much.