Turquoise Cafe & Restaurant

Wow! This little gem…ambience for miles. Perfect sidewalk summer dining experience replete with live jazz music on the sidewalk! Food was “very good”. Service was a little slow, but we were in no hurry, enjoying the late summer evening and great vibes. Want to impress a date, definitely bring them here! Grilled calamari was FANTASTIC. Lemon Chicken verrrry good. Fine cocktails, too!

Turquoise cafe & restaurant is a gem. A cozy spot nestled of W Roscoe Street. The entire experience here was a delight. The atmosphere is welcoming and homey. The staff are great people - really kind and warm. Chacha, you were the best and great service .And the authentic Turkish food is divine. It's fresh, clean and flavorful. I can't wait to visit here again.

Lemon Chicken was over cooked/tough and was difficult to cut with a knife. Maybe I should have said something to my waiter? Possibly should have, given the amount of positive Google reviews for the place. I liked the Zucchini Fritters but my wife said they lacked Zucchini flavor 🤷🏽‍♂️ Good service and nice atmosphere while sitting on the outdoor patio. Looks like someone was setting up to play a cello/double bass/something in the strings family. Wanted to love this place as we recently moved in the area. A touch too expensive for the quality we received. Will go back to try again to see if it was just an off night. Approximately $25-$30 a person as I got the items in the pictures and my wife ordered two small plates.

Aydin was our server. He was the best. Very professional and attentive. The food was amazing. I recommend the lamb chops and the octopus. And don’t forget the Turkish coffee martini. Fantastic

Love love love this place! I come here very often and brought family too! Furkan is our guy there and he's always gone above and beyond to make us happy. Coming back again and again!

I recently visited Turquoise cafe and was impressed by the delicious lentil soup. It was hearty, flavorful, and perfectly spiced—exactly what you’d expect from authentic Turkish cuisine. The soup had a rich texture and was served hot, with a side of fresh bread that complemented it beautifully. The service was just as outstanding. The staff were warm and attentive, making sure we were comfortable throughout the meal. They provided great recommendations and were happy to answer questions about the menu. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I would definitely return for more!

Went there for my mom’s bday dinner. They had live ambient music, super friendly and helpful staff. The food was on point! Excellent portions and delicious.

Great Service, very clean atmosphere delicious food, mücver, su börek and Adana, all was delicious. ChaCha is an exceptional host. We will definitely come back. Teşekkür Ederim.

I made reservations for my friends and I on a Sunday morning. We did their brunch menu. I believe brunch is only on Sunday from 10am-2pm. For $28/person you get soooo much! The pic is what you get and there still were 2 more dishes coming out as I took the pic! Everything was delicious! I like how tea or coffee is included as well. The staff were nice and our waitress Ada was great! She answered all my questions and even told me some interesting fun facts about Turkey ;). There's free street parking. I'll come back to try their other dishes.

Harissa and carrot dip and hummus were all tasty. A kids menu is a nice touch and apparently they will even make crepes in the morning. Service was pretty slow despite only half the restaurant was full. Enjoyed my Turkish coffee. All in all, brunch was fine but nothing stood out to me especially given there are still so many Med places to try!

The restaurant had such a nice ambience. They have a nice patio seating. Everything was delicious and made with quality ingredients. They have plenty of vegetarian options as well including traditional dishes and drinks. I got to try this red carrot juice which paired nice with the meats.

I ordered a special birthday dinner with scallops at 2pm for 10pm delivery. At 9:30 (I sh*t you not), they call and say they ran out of scallops. Seriously? You had the order (fully paid for) at 2pm and you wait until 30 minutes before I'm expecting my birthday friend to arrive before you cancel the order? Real sh*tty of you.

Really cool place. Good service especially for a packed Friday night. Went with a large group. Enjoyed the mezze platter but nothing stood out to me from it specifically. And ordered the salmon because it was a lent Friday and I couldn't personally have meat. I think my review suffered due to not having meat. The salmon was good but I wanted to try the lamb or chicken at a restaurant serving middle eastern cuisine. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food though.

Love this place! It's got all the charm and taste you want in a local restaurant. Eaten on the patio, inside and ordered dinner to go... doesn't matter who's helping you, their always super friendly. Now the important part... the FOOD... yummy and traditional! Great flavors and big portions is how I'd describe this authentic gem. If you go, you MUST try the carrot dip with fresh bread along with either a kabob entrée or baked lamb loafs! Soooo good! Enjoy!

First time eating at a Turkish restaurant and overall had a pretty decent meal. The menu seemed to be mostly mediterranean with some Turkish specialties listed in the main course section. Service was outstanding and the servers were helpful in helping us make decisions for apps and main courses. The chicken kabobs were super tender and flavorful which you could cut into with a fork. Prices seemed a bit high for their menu selection, but could be Chicago prices.

Absolutely loved the risotto! Super creamy and delicious. The service was quick and the ambiance of this place is absolutely lovely! Furthermore, they have complimentary bread with a special house dip that's vegetarian, and it is so good that it almost feels like an appetizer. I would definitely stop by just for the Risotto!

Stop what you're doing and come get brunch here. Seriously. This was one of the best meals I've had in a long time. Filling. Savory. And reminiscent of my travels throughout Eurasia and the Middle East. Step into this old school establishment and be greeted by the friendly staff and beautiful bar adorned with colorful bottles. Walk towards the back wall lined with bottles of wine to your table where the experience begins. The brunch is the main event. Get the Turkish tea, I like mine with a little sugar. Then dive face first into the enormous spread of good eats coming your way. Eggs, menemen (tomato eggs), house baked breads, veggies, kofta, varied cheeses and spreads...ugh I can't get enough. I left with a full belly and heart as we sat for an hour digesting, sipping tea, and having great conversation. Seriously do yourself a favor and visit this place before it becomes too popular of a spot. 5/5

Ordered the Lahmacun tonight and it was out of this world! So much flavor and so fresh. Already craving another one. Will be ordering again soon!

Don't listen to poor reviews this place has fantastic Med food (mucvers and lintel soup are top notch). Drinks are great and so is the atmosphere. It can get a little loud, and sometimes you'll wait a bit for servers to come by but it's not enough for me to take away a Star. My wife and I are foodies and rarely go back to the same place twice but we keep coming back here!

The ambiance is cozy and comfortable. The service was great, server overhead we were not happy with the bread because it was dry and almost burnt and brought us a fresh one! I'm not sure if I had very high expectations but food was missing some flavor but also please note this is my first Turkish restaurant! For cocktails definitely would come back for the turquoise martini! The coffee martini one was ok but not for ordering a second one ! Baklava are a must!!!

This place is so good!! Such good vibes and amazing food. I got the Turkish salad and chicken kabobs. The chicken kabobs were some of the best I have ever had. I also recommend the turquoise martini and tiramisu!

A friend and I stopped in for an early dinner and had a sampling of small plates and a flat bread..... everything we tasted was truly so fresh and delicious. Highly recommend finishing with a Turkish coffee.

Basically, came to this restaurant solely because they have Lahmacun (Turkish Pizza - crispy thin flat dough, ground lamb, arugula, tomato, and lemon), which is similar to Lahmajoon (Armenian Pizza). The Doctor is 100% Armenian and introduced this is me, so I love it. Turns out Turquoise has a lot more to offer than just the pizza. The restaurant itself presents two faces. The side you go into to check in with the hostess looks more like a basic take out restaurant, with simple four top tables and not much in the way of atmosphere. We were taken into another room (fortunately) that was lovely. Great lighting and seating, the overall feel is 180 degrees different from the room next door. We were presented as a starter with a complimentary fresh baked bread and carrot dip. Like some of the other reviewers, we had to stop from eating the whole basket to not fill up before we had even ordered our meal. We started with the Grilled Calamari, which came with double-baked potatoes, cherry tomatoes, capers, bell peppers, radishes, salsa verde and basil oil. Very different preparation for me but loved it. Was surprised that the flavors blended so well as I would not have thought about salsa verde in a Turkish dish. We also got the Lahmacun (Turkish Pizza) and that was very good too. A different preparation from the Armenian style, but none the less very good. There was also a charcuterie board that was pretty good. For dinner I got the Ossobuco alla Milanese (slow roasted and braised beef shank over creamy polenta and parmesan gremolata). Totally wonderful dish and fell in love with this. I would love to try some of their other dishes, but not sure I can get pass not ordering this one. The meat was very tender, just falling off of the bone and wonderfully favorable. The Queen got the Colorado Lamb Shank (slow roasted and braised lamb shank over vegetable risotto). The lamb was very good, but I would have preferred the polenta instead of the risotto, but that is not a knock against the preparation of the dish. I myself am not a big lover of risotto. The Doctor got the traditional chicken kebob and cleaned his plate. Because I checked into Yelp, we got a free dessert of Backlava. I didn't have any as that is a dessert that is too sweet for me, but The Doc and Queen ate it just fine. There is a cute outdoor area if you want to eat outside and there is plenty of street parking. We had a wonderful time here and would definitely return. They do take reservations but make sure you check to see what events that are going on as they are on Roscoe, so any events that require street closures means you have to walk through the crowds to get there and parking is a nightmare, but that meal made up for it. Also we had the most amazing server, believe his name was Mohammed. He was so personable and fun to talk to, he made the visit fun and he was on top of things.

We just had dinner here tonight -- I had a hankering for falafel, and it was delicious, a great balance of moist and dry and well-flavored. We also had the kofta kebab and the lahmacun, a Turkish flatbread - it was my first time trying lahmacun and I loved it! The server kindly recommended squeezing a little lemon on it, which really brought out a freshness. The place was really busy, and appeared to be a little understaffed, yet the service was excellent. Big kudos!

The restaurant is in a neighborhood of Roscoe Village. There's some street parking across the street from the restaurant but overall parking can be challenging. The restaurant has a nice patio with plenty of seatings in shades - it's got a romantic feel. Our server was friendly and knowledge about the items on their menu. Great cocktails. Food is underwhelming - most dishes are bland...

This place was my first time trying Turkish food, and it was a very pleasant experience! The wait staff was very patient and explained a lot of the menu and describing which dishes were the most authentic and recommended favorites accordingly. I felt well accommodated and learned a lot especially being a rookie with Turkish food. I do think prices lean a bit on the pricier side however--you can probably get cheaper and similar food with other restaurants that specialize in the cuisine in this region. Food: French onion soup: really really good, was a nice, warm, cheesy soup perfect for the cold Lentil soup: personally I'm not a big fan of lentils but this was delicious Turquoise salad: nice and light, had a nice assortment of vegetables Sultan's Delight: this was their most authentic dish, it was heavy and the flavors were distinct and unique, personally my palette wasn't antiquated with this dish but I'm sure if you're from the region this tastes great!

Highly suggest checking out this delicious find! This night I was catching up with a friend, and we ordered several items to share. Each dish was delicious, and I plan on returning to explore more of the menu. Upon entry I was thinking it was going to be a quiet and moody environment; but turn the corner and it was a brightly lit dining space. Not to mention that they had live music. I'd rate service 4.5 out of 5 because there were sometimes when we needed the waiter. Overall I'd highly suggest checking out Turquoise. My friends love them for takeout also... make a resi for this weekend!

It was a tough decision between a 2 star and 3 star experience. This particular time was very disappointing. I've been here in the past, although only for weekend brunch, and it's usually pretty good. Tonight was a weeknight dinner. We started off with the complimentary bread and spread. The bread was sourdough and the spread had a horseradish taste, which wasn't for me. For the entrée, I had the risotto del presidente which was slightly above average. Flavor was good but a little salty. My friend had the falafel which was dry and underwhelming. We weren't checked up on nor served water when our glasses were empty. The baklava was very good, so it was nice to end on a high note. The restaurant itself is nice, and there's plenty of outdoor seating. Sometimes there's someone playing the violin or cello, but I believe that's only on weekends. I'll likely not come here again for dinner and will stick to brunch on the weekend.

Really cute spot, delicious food and kind staff - found free parking right in front of the restaurant. The brunch was divine and had so much variety. The eggs with Turkish chorizo were my favorite and the bread and cheese were so fresh. Everything is halal too. Such a joy and looking forward to returning!

First time eating Turkish food and it was DELICIOUS!! A friend of mine said that it use to be more Turkish but now it has slash Mediterranean but still as good. Everything taste fresh nothing was fried . The staff was great, they explained a dish if you didn't know what it was . The desserts are excellent and it's a fantastic place to go on a date night !!

A fantastic experience all around! Do yourself a favor and get the mussels dish, it was SO delicious. And dipping it with the complimentary bread was amazing! The side that comes with the bread is good too. Nice to find a restaurant that does manti although they were a little undercooked in our opinion. The drinks were mostly average, although the Turkish delight is good if you like sweet drinks. I'd be back to check out the lounge. Place was prettt busy so recommend reservations if they accept them. And don't forget the free baklava with Yelp check in! We did not see it :(

It was my first experience with Turkish food. My only regret is that instead of the Lahmacun, I took the Beet Quinoa Salad. As an appetizer, I started with hummus and a slice of bread, which were delicious. After that, I moved on to the main dish, the salad. It was good (especially the goat cheese - so creamy and soft), but I was a little upset that the beet was bland. It usually has a sweet taste. Unfortunately, I didn't take a picture of their Kazandibi, but this dessert will absolutely be remembered for a long time because its taste reminded me something I ate as a child. If I go to Chicago again, I will stop by this place to try Lahmacun and eat more Kazandibi or try the Baklava.

Wonderful gem in Roscoe. The place itself is beautiful and we were able to sit by the front windows which offered beautiful lighting. The food itself was delicious--we got complimentary bread & dip. Ordered the hummus and two salads--the turquoise is delicious. The staff was so friendly and checked in. There is the option to do the family style brunch until 2pm but we had gluten free so opted for the regular menu. Would love to go back to try that!

Loved the ambiance. A bassist and pianist provided sum noce chill music. The falafel was amazing. Me and my date both enjoyed the Manti which is sortof a ravioli with yoghurt. Service was quite good.

Came here on a Thursday night for the first time and was pleasantly surprised by the ample street parking in this very Hipp neighborhood. Made reservations just in case but luckily we were there early enough that it wasn't really necessary. During this visit noticed that the staff was very helpful very courteous and patient with us as we were navigating through the menu. My dinner company had been here once before. All the food was very delicious well seasoned fair portions also and quite enjoyable. We were not rushed and the place did end up filling up. Overall it was a fun casual experience that I would do again and I am sure I would be great with large groups as well.

The ambience was okay. It felt like the place was stuck in 90s decor but it wasn't bad. The lighting was good. Wish it had some kind of music. The food was good. We got the fried calamari ($16), Risotto Del Presidente ($38), and Sultan's Delight ($28). Fried calamari was good but the breading could be crispier. It was a good portion for two people. And it wasn't oily which was good. The risotto was good. It had flavor and the shrimp and scallop was cooked well. The portion was great. The sultan's delight was okay. It needed something else like a solid carb. You can definitely taste the smokiness of the mozzarella. It's all good but just needed some carbs.

This was a 3.5 star visit at most. Pros... Delicious baklava... probably the best I've had. Outstanding patio in nice weather. Cons... The service wasn't good at all...it was the biggest downfall of our visit. It look atleast 15 min to be greeted and we were 1 of 3 outdoor tables. There was an excessively long wait for anything ordered. Anything requested when we could get someone at our table had to be asked 2-3 times to get and no one was friendly about it. No one cleared plates...at any table...or checked on any table...it was just a patio of dirty plates, empty glasses and customers looking around if all the servers had left for the afternoon. Food was okay...nothing I would go back for...service definitely would leave me looking elsewhere.

We love visiting this lovely Turkish restaurant. The patio seating was quite pleasant on a beautiful early summer afternoon. We enjoyed the raspberry and grapefruit flavors of the drink special. The saganaki small plate was tasty, but could have been fried a bit more. The crusty, sizzly brown parts are the best part! The jam was sweet and delicious. We loved the lamb kebabs. Initial contact by our server was a bit slow. We were looking forward to their house baked bread basket, but it didn't come until we were almost done with our meal and asked about it. The bread that we received was a bit dry and too hard. Overall, we love this place and enjoyed our meal. Just deducted a star bc of the few items mentioned. Definitely a place to visit!

They adders a 20% percent service fee Foods and service was good but not expecting the 20% fee.

Had a lovely iftar here last week! The ambiance of the restaurant is nice and it was surprisingly busy for a Wednesday night. Service was excellent. We ordered the 4 person combo with appetizers for 5 people. The flatbread and cigar rolls were delicious!!!! The meat combo platter was okay, the beef kabob pieces were a bit tough and the rice and remaining items on the platter were good, but not amazing. I have had better Mediterranean food but I'm glad we gave it a try! Prices were pretty standard for a Mediterranean restaurant.

Came here with a big group last night! The space was interesting, it really echoed so you could barely hear each other. Other than that is was decorated nicely. Started with the carrot dip and bread that's on the house. This was probably my favorite appetizer and the bread is so light and fluffy it's delicious. Next had some mussels and fried calamari. The mussels are huge in a creamy tomato a sauce, which were very good. The calamari could have been cooked a little longer. For my main I had one of the specials which was a seafood risotto. This was probably my least favorite risotto I have ever had, lacking the creaminess of risotto and the seafood portions were about 3 pieces of shrimp and a jumbo scallop. Would not come back here but happy to have tried it out!

Visiting Chicago and had an enjoyable anniversary dinner with friends. Started with cocktails and wine, Mezzrow platter, lentil soup and the cheese plate. Our friends had Chicken Kabobs and another chicken dish, I tried something new "grandma's dumplings" Manti, which was really tasty. Great dining experience a cute area of Chicago.

There was a hair in my appetizer Mucver zucchini! Adana kebab I ordered wasn't fully cooked inside and was kinda gross. Service and ambiance is average. I commented on their instagram and they deleted it.

I wouldn't come back to this place. First, me and my boyfriend told the hostess we're here for our reservation but the two other guests were parking. However, she kept asking about where the other guests were. We repeatedly said they were parking the car so they'd be around the area but she kept saying, "Yes I know... but where are they?" Thankfully the other two guests came just in time. Second, our orders took an entire hour. I understand waiters/waitresses are busy dealing with multiple tasks. Working in the customer service industry is awful. But the restaurant wasn't even half full and we had to tell two different waiters our order. Lastly, most of their cocktail drinks were weird, especially the Turkish Delight. It had a soapy taste to it so we had to send it back. Overall, the food tasted good but not worth an hour wait and mediocre customer service

One of the best restaurants in Chicago. The service was top notch, The food is amazing along with signature drinks, and desserts. This is the perfect restaurant for a date night. 10/10

Very delicious Turkish food, and this was probably the best baklava I've had! Super gooey and loaded with sugar. The meat coma plate was definitely the best option to share with friends, and still had a bit leftover after everyone was stuffed. If you're looking for Turkish food, this is it!

One of my favorite meals I've had in the city! The whipped feta app was truly incredible, and this freshly made in house bread was probably the best bread I've had since moving here. We got the whipped feta, the mucver, and shepherd salad for apps, and split the risotto fungi and lamb kabobs for dinner. It was all so delicious. We had an early reservation so maybe our service was faster than normal, but the food came out fast, our server was excellent and friendly, just a really great experience. We will definitely be going back!

Really great ambiance with live piano music on the weekend! They accept reservations and tables are all filled by 7pm on a Saturday. They offered outdoor dining (with unbrellas) as well as indoor dining. Food wise i thought was average though prices are a tad higher as I feel you're paying for the ambiance. All tables are provided with homemade bread and dip. The dip is unique and is a mixture of shredded carrots, yogurt or sour cream and some other veggies. We tried the turkish pizza app which was a very thin pizza crust topped with a flavorful ground lamb/garlic mixture. I also tried the hummus which was nothing memorable and interestingly was served with Tortilla chips which did not match the theme or cuisine of the food. For entrees we wanted to try their kebabs. We got the grandfather kebab with lamb and NY strip steak and the mixed kebab platter with shrimp, scallop, chicken, beef, and salmon. The godfather platter had delicious bread soaked in a flavorful tomato sauce under the meat which paired well with the side of yogurt. Steak was not really seasoned but cooked well and the lamb kebab was tasty and had really good seasoning. The mixed grill kebab was decent though the shrimp was overcooked. The other proteins were all cooked appropriately though not a lot of seasonings on the meats outside of the chicken. One of the better parts of the dish was the rice which was really tender, buttery and a perfect vessel to pair with the meat. Overall it was fun to try the kebabs but I'm not sure I'd order them again because none of them really had a wow factor. The best part of the meal was dessert which we got on the house due to our yelp check in. The baklava was homemade and served slightly warm though it was not topped with the usual pistachio as pictured in others - could be because this was a comp item. Overall I'd come back for the ambiance and the opportunity to try some of the other dishes

I really wanted to like this restaurant bc it's halal and I always try to find new places esp when my parents are in town but unfortunately it didn't hit the mark. We started out with hummus and calamari and they were just ok. My parents got the big sampler with meat and seafood and I think my mom liked the shrimp enough but in general they felt the food wasn't flavorful enough. I got the beet goat cheese salad with salmon as a add on and it was just ok and there was only one goat cheese ball which I thought was weird. My husband got the rack of lamb which had good flavor although it came out pretty rare (we asked for med rare). Without drinks it came to ~$150 all in which is too much for an eh meal, esp since 3 out of 4 of us did not feel great afterwards. I will say the ambiance is nice and the service was great so it could be worth a shot. Maybe they were having an off day but given we have a bunch of go to mediterranean restaurants, we probably won't be back.

Very cozy ambience with lots of outdoor seating! Food is always fresh, wonderfully spiced and seasoned, and very fairly priced. Variety is great and flavors are authentic. Honestly, it's hard to come up with something bad to say. Love coming up here when I visit the area. Highly recommend the lahmacun (Turkish pizza) as well as the Adana Kebab, but you really can't go wrong here. Turkish coffee is also delicious.

Food was amazing! We tried the lahmacun, whipped feta, the lentil soup, complimentary bread and side dip, and the Turkish flan. All were so fantastic! Would definitely come back and try the entrees that others have recommended. We sat outside on the patio in the evening and enjoyed the weather and ambience. Service was pretty good, but at time we were wondering where our waiter was, a couple other people came by our table and helped us.

Had the pleasure of enjoying lunch with a friend at Turquoise once again today - "harika!" I used to live and work in Istanbul many moons ago, and miss the people and the food the most from my time spent in Turkey, which I still visit on a regular basis. Turquoise is an authentic experience if you're looking for something of a Turkish flavour, and is an excellent restaurant. I've been coming here to enjoy their food for many years and it's pleasing to see they're still going after Covid.

A solid place for Mediterranean food. They have good kabob plates, and it's a pretty standard Mediterranean kabob plate. The food is tasty and the meat is flavorful! We started off with the house made bread and it was really good! You can definitely tell the bread is fresh and the sesame seasoning is a nice touch. I got the chicken kabob plate for my entree and I really liked the way the meat was cooked. It had good spice and lots of flavor! The side of rice was nice but the side of cabbage was kind of plain and could have used more spice or dressing. We also used the yelp check-in to get a small piece of baklava! The food here is your standard Mediterranean cuisine so I'm not sure I would come out of my way to eat here again. The food is definitely flavorful though and I did enjoy our meal here!

My girlfriend and I are new to the area and we were so excited to try this restaurant out. We didn't have a reservation, but we were seated immediately. The service was wonderful and the waiters were very attentive to us. We came on a Friday night and there was live music, which made the experience even more wonderful. We had the flatbread & the lamb chops- absolutely fantastic.

We snagged a last minute reservation here a few weeks ago as our original dinner plans fell though. We technically were seated in their new - ish wine bar next door but were allowed to chose to order from their regular menu or their wine bar menu . We chose to order from the regular menu. With a group of 6 we tried a variety of food to share. Everything was pretty good. From the Mixed Grill Kabob to the Turkish Pizza ( that dish was not my personal favorite) to the hummus and eggplant dips and Turkish salads, everything tasted good. We did have one vegetarian in our party who ordered the eggplant which was mushy and unappetizing. He exchanged the dish for the vegetarian risotto which was a much more appetizing and flavorful dish. I'm a little surprised the restaurant charged for both dishes as the eggplant was sent back uneaten ( minus a few bites from a few brave souls at the table who confirmed it was not good). The wine bar ( which is attached to the main dining room) had a pianist which while was a nice touch made conversation a little difficult for our large group but at the same time we enjoyed the festive, lively atmosphere of the wine bar . The service was a little all over the place with the food coming out fast and our drinks taking forever. Overall, this is a fun, lively place for a night out with good food. It's a little on the pricy side in my opinion but overall makes for a nice night out with friends and still deserves 4 stars.

We were looking for restaurant that is willing to host 8 people and it was hard! The majority accept group of 6 due to Covid! Were very happy when we found this place. Although my expectation was we will get seats outside, we got a table in the 'basement'. I guess it happened because we were a big group. Doesn't matter. Food was delicious! Drinks also! Service too! So- no complaint! We had great time. And since I checked in using Yelp app, I got a free baklava! Awesome! It was the most delicious baklava in my life! Highly recommend!

We came on a slow Sunday and everyone was extremely friendly and welcoming. We had the whipped feta, falafel, chicken kebabs, and French onion soup. Everything was delicious, the falafel was some of the best I have eaten.