Turkish Restaurants near Atlanta, GA

“Charming little cafe in the heart of midtown. Perfect place to stop for a bite after sight seeing at the local attractions. (:
We came on a random hunt after a beautiful afternoon walking in downtown ATL. We were greeted by beautiful hostess who explained we came during happy hour & sat us outside. We enjoyed a few apps, & drinks. My drink the Serenade was particularly yummy, In a new florally distinct way. My partner enjoyed the wine can’t recall the name but the one with cinnamon notes that’s YUMMY! The food was great. We tried the mushroom fritters & spanakopita. & oh yeah the welcome dish! A surprise delight!“

“Enjoyed food, good service, social distancing, clean“

“Friendly place. Fresh food. Good price. Reminds me of New york. Every time I'm in the area I hit this place up. I highly recommend trying them out. You will not be disappointed.“

“the best Mediterranean food in the area, great service and fastlove it“

“Starting with the good.

Great staff. Friendly and fun. Onto the pies and food.

Tried the Lemmon pepper wings. A little small. A little dry but the flavor was ok.

The pizza, tried a 16” pepperoni. I give it a 7.4 and I think that’s fair. The flavor is good. I like the lighter sauce. Cheese is good. The dough is holding it back from getting close to an 8. It tastes like it’s been frozen and rolled out. Not freshly tossed and stretched. It doesn’t have that nice char on the underside.

Maybe I’m being a little harsh but when you put NY style on your sign, well, dough has gotta meet that standard.

The flavor is good though and the people very nice. Improve the dough and it would be really good.“

“I recommend the rack of lamb and the Istanbul Martini. The food was good and the atmosphere was great. I will be going back.“

“Some of the best falafel in the city. They will stuff more food on top of a wrap than makes any sense, and you'll be shocked that they always manage to roll it perfectly each time.

I cannot recommend them highly enough“