Turkish Restaurants near Port Washington, NY

“Love the food specially the desserts!“

“Food & service were good!“

“Food is always fresh at any time of the day“

“Very good food, friendly service, I will return soon!“

“ordered shepherds salad on a Saturday night to go. Got home see pictures. First off, personally I don't like olives with pits in a salad. I hate taking a bite and having to deal with pits.
2nd so little feta..On a salad this size should be double the amount. Lastly, no utensils. Doesn't make a difference if it was to go. Utensils should always accompany a meal. I could have wemt to the beach.

Either way, salad tasted good, service was good. Will probably be back, will ask for extra cheese abd utensils“

“Such a beautiful restaurant with great ambiance. I loved that there was a grocery store attached with authentic Turkish and Lebanese groceries. The food was so fresh and hot. Lots of interesting soda options. The chef/owner was so welcoming and nice to talk to. We had a very nice conservation and she treated us like family which is very rare nowadays. Love to see such a welcoming family owned business. The chef even offered for us to call her for cooking advice. The music playing was also awesome. Gluten free friendly. Knowledgeable about what options were gluten free. Would recommend to anyone interested. 10/10 fantastic experience!!!!

Dietary restrictions: Shish kebab was gluten free. Falafel is gluten free but fried in the same fryer as gluten products. Other gluten free options were delicious.“

“I’ve been to Turkey many times… I have eaten Lahmacunu there many times… eating yours brought me back to Turkey!!!! ÇOK LEZZETLİ ❗️“

“New adress: 16 memorial hwy, New Rochelle 10801 New York It continues to serve in its new place after covit 19. a larger and more spacious space. There is also a bar and outdoor seating. The same tastes and friendly services are waiting for its new customers at its new address.“

“I'm so glad they're back in the area! The new location used to be an Italian restaurant and it's fairly close to where they used to be. The dining area is bigger. The waterfall is fun; if you don't want to have the white noise of falling water, sit in the back room. Service is very good. While some of the servers don't speak solid English, the owner and his son do, so you can ask for them.

My dish recommendations are based on things I've had but everything there really is quality. There are some other items they used to have, such as Iskander Kebab, that aren't on the menu anymore, but if you ask they often can make things.

Vegetarian options: Traditional Turkish food is made of pretty clearly defined ingredients, not "secret sauces" or the like. There is a good selection of vegetarian dishes---lots of eggplant, salads, etc.,---and you can mostly tell what's what by the menu or asking if necessary. That said, most of the entrees are not vegetarian or vegan. If you are a vegetarian, rest assured that you won't go hungry, though if you're looking for ersatz meat kebab, that's not on the menu. As I said... this is traditional Turkish food.

Dietary restrictions: My GF has gluten allergy. We communicated this to the server, but were accidentally served something with pita on the plate. They immediately fixed it by making a new meal for her.“