Yamabahçe

Amazing food, everything was fresh and full of flavour. We ordered several dishes to share and every single one was excellent. The flatbreads were especially good and the atmosphere was lively and relaxed. Definitely one of the best Turkish meals I’ve had in London. Will come back for sure. I wrote a review last week and came back again — honestly, the food is excellent. Consistently tasty and always a pleasure to eat here

Had a great experience at Yamabahçe in London. We ordered the spinach and feta pide with sesame — absolutely delicious and perfectly baked. The menemen was comforting and full of flavor. I had Turkish tea, and my sister ordered Turkish coffee — both were spot on and really completed the meal. Even though the restaurant was crowded and very busy, the service was outstanding. Our waitress was super nice, kind, and professional. She had a lovely smile and curly hair, and she helped us a lot throughout our visit. I’m so sorry I forgot her name, but she truly made the experience even better. Great food, warm hospitality, and a lively atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if you’re craving authentic Turkish flavors in London 🇹🇷✨

A place where you can eat the exact same "Develi cıvıklısı" that is not very well known even in Turkey. They don't take reservations and there are limited tables, so we had to wait quite a while when we went. The "Develi Cıvıklı" was very good. The minced meat pide and tandır were also quite good. I definitely recommend it!

It’s a nice place, centrally located, and could be considered the best Turkish restaurant around. But how good is “the best,” really? During our last visit, the bread was stale and hard—it didn’t have its previous freshness. I think the food used to taste better in recent months or years. Still, it’s not bad now, except for the bread. Also, the chicken soup has changed; the previous recipe was better. My favorites are the special chicken casserole and the Develi pide (though it sometimes arrives slightly cold—if it were served hotter, it would be even better). It’s also a nice place for breakfast; however, the menemen isn’t quite the traditional one—it’s more like eggs with tomato paste. They could switch to a recipe closer to the Turkish original. Even so, it’s a place I’ll visit again. It’s abroad, and for a Turkish restaurant in a central location in England, I guess this is as good as it gets.

Yamabahçe impresses with authentic Turkish cuisine, fresh ingredients and friendly service. The pide and lahmacun are particularly delicious. Great atmosphere and very good value for money – highly recommended!

Was waiting for selfridges to open and decided to have brunch here. Saw the middle eastern crowd here which attested to the quality. Everything we had was delicious. The mint and kayak tea was great. The smoked aubergine pide and menemen with Turkish bread was excellent. The fig and ricotta salad was very good as well. Prices are reasonable and service is good as well.

The meat had a bad smell, and the lentil soup had a strong ghee smell that may be fine for people who like very fatty food, but it was unpleasant for me. The tea was overheated and tasted burnt. Overall, the food quality was disappointing.

One of the restaurants I visit every time I’m in London. The location is excellent — close to Selfridges and Oxford Street. The restaurant is always busy, so you often have to wait a long time, especially if you’re a group of more than two. The prices are reasonable.

This place does not accept reservations, and there was quite a few people waiting in line to be seated. It was raining and a lot of people were sitting outside under umbrellas. The waiters did not seem happy, hardly anybody smiled. My family was happy with the food. They are Turkish and said the food was pretty good. The food came quickly. The tea wasn't very good in my opinion.

Absolutely amazing food. I highly recommend it for large groups or even just two people the larger the group the more you get to taste so that's why it's better for the larger group.when we were in London, we ate there six times out of a two week visit that's how good it was.

Great food. Good service. Indoor outdoor seating. Authentic cuisine in a great location

My first time here. Looks quite new, I came here for dinner. Ordered 4 dishes and all of them were delicious. Very friendly service.

The hummus is great as is the wood fired chicken. The service was friendly and the meal was served quickly. The prices were very reasonable.

The Roasted Wood Oven Chicken is to die for! The flatbread dipped in the lentil soup is exquisite. I've never had Turkish food but coming here was a great place to experience it for the first time.