Turkish Restaurants near Boston, MA

“TEBRİKLER... GÜZEL İNSANLAR“

“My husband and myself recently visited this place and it stood up to our expectations. Located right in the middle of the city it was very convenient to find along with mouth watering dishes. Their knuefe,lamb rolls and Turkish coffee were to die for . Overall good food, good people and great hospitality. I highly recommend this place .“

“BEST LAMP CHOPS EVER“

“Had a fantastic experience here! The service is top notch! They served warm homemade bread which was a great starter. They even customized the cheese pide to add roasted vegetables to it, which was very considerate. It tasted phenomenal with their spicy dip which I would recommend. Their falafel is crispy and the wrap is great!
The star of the show was definitely the kunafeh. It goes perfectly with their homemade Turkish tea!“

“My family and I have been coming here for years, and the food still does not disappoint. Hearty portions of excellent Turkish food for a reasonable price. Will continue to eat here anytime I'm in Boston.

Kid-friendliness: A pretty good kids menu as well here“

“If you're looking for delicious Mediterranean cuisine that won't break the bank, I highly recommend this restaurant. Their menu offers a wide variety of tasty dishes. You don't get to find Kelley Pacha soup in many restaurants. The atmosphere is not the best but warm and welcoming. You won't regret giving this place a try!“

“Absolutely great food and service.“

“Wonderful meal in a spotless restaurant. Separations between tables was very nice!“

“The food is incredible! I would give them 6 stars if I could!

After driving past this restaurant a gazillion times, I said, " You know we have to try that restaurant out" and finally we did and at a very busy time around seven . They didn't have any tables available as this restaurant is small and came at peak hour but we managed to get a couple seats at the bar. We had the best baba ghanoush, the lamb, Adana, and chicken kebab..,it was delicious!!!!!! the salad was delicious too! And the pistachio Halva dessert was divine with goat ice cream! The main thing is our meal was fresh! They were also a lot of takeout orders so I think this restaurant is a no-brainer for me. If I need to entertain people, I will probably order a bunch of kebabs from them and know the quality would be fabulous because it's small. It was a little hectic when I was there since food was being passed along the table with an empty stool next to me at the bar. But I get it. It's busy! I would like to come in when it's a little quieter maybe around five I have a more calming dining experience!“

“Tried Salep today! Soooo tasty! It’s like eggnog in my mind: very creamy and lots of cinnamon and such. It does have a bit of a gritty, vegetable-like texture which is interesting.

I also tried a few pieces of baklava and a chocolate croissant.

The place is quite crowded, and parking is also tricky as the road is busy and the two hour free parking is usually quite full.

I had to move chairs in to be able to use my walker to get inside, and the tables and chairs are quite low, so I sat on my walker-seat instead of the sprawling chairs, but that meant I stuck out a bit (literally into the walkway).

BUT that’s likely because the food is good. The place was bustling indeed.

I waited 15-20 min for my drink and food to come, but I noticed there were MANY tiny-cupped drinks before mine.

Staff were friendly. The atmosphere feels very homey.

The Salep was my favorite. I also loved the chocolate baklava. I didn’t like the pistachio roll or the croissant (it was a bit burned on the bottom).

This came to $16, which was more
Than I expected. The baklava is $7, so I supposed the drink and croissant must have been about $5 each.“

“The food was fresh flavorful and delicious .“