Cafe Turko

750 N 34th St, Seattle
(206) 284-9954

Recent Reviews

Fahad ..

Great food. Great service. Great ambiance everything is great about his place. Rose drink was nice too

Mack M.

Are you kidding me? Cafe Turko is a festival for the taste buds! Everything we had was delicious, flavorful, fun, and fabulous! I didn't care that there wasn't a bar, because the beverages are so so so tasty! Love! Love! Love!

Mustafa Serdar Tuncali

As a Turkish person, food was disappointing. It didn’t taste like what it was supposed to taste like. However for someone who doesn’t know what it’s supposed to taste like, it’s not bad.Prices were very high. $28 for the meal in the picture is outrageous. They even charged $2 extra when I asked for lavash which should come with the food.Service was very good and fast. The waiting staff were attentive and kind.The atmosphere was nice. Lots of Turkish decorations around and place was clean. The dishes they serve the food shows they put some thought into the service.If the food was more authentic and prices were reasonable, I would go back.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 2

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Muhammara

Danielle H.

When you walk in, you'll see how beautiful the restaurant and the decor are. The food is delicious, light, and will leave you feeling full without the guilt. So much flavor and traditional ingredients that make for something more exciting in Seattle. We always appreciate vegan options, and our server made sure we had a good experience.

Amanda H.

Took this down from three to two, they stopped including the red sauce with the beyti kebab so I stopped going for a while. I went back recently and the prices went way up like insanely up. It was $50 for two entries of beyti kebabs. Unaffordable among many other options.

Audrey Long

Shared the mezze platter and picked hummus, baba ganosh, dolmas, labneh, and olives very good! The hummus was the best! Also shared the mixed grill it was all very good

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Hummus

Annabelle Veatch

We, unfortunately, did not have the pleasure of having dinner here, but we did enjoy a lovely dessert with coffee! ☕️ Turkish coffee with revani, Süreyya’s “No Guilt” Baklava and Kataif with Turkish pistachios!Absolutely delicious! Our first time trying real Turkish coffee and homemade baklava ? The staff made very helpful suggestions for choosing dessert and how to enjoy our Turkish coffee ☕️The only downside was we tried the milky-yogurt drink and neither of us liked it ?I would return for dinner—everything looked delicious ?Within walking distance of a neat Seattle attraction—the Fremont Troll check him out!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Trisha Bakshi

I hate giving a local business only 1 star. But, I feel so disappointed. I spent $81 on food- Muhammara, Olive Pide, Grilled Chicken Pide, Falafel and Hummus, and Katiaf. The portions were extremely small for the price, and poorly packaged for to go. The pita was not freshly made and a store bought pita from the frozen section would have been better. The Katiaf was flavorless. It was unclear to me if the Grilled Chicken Pide had any form of chicken on it. The olive pide was fine but very small. The falafel and hummus was $17 and only 4 small pieces of flavorless falafel.I never would write such a scathing review for a local business, but this truly might have been one of the worst meals I've had in Seattle.

Food: 1

Service: 1

Trisha B.

I hate giving a local business only 1 star. But, I feel so disappointed. I spent $81 on food- Muhammara, Olive Pide, Grilled Chicken Pide, Falafel and Hummus, and Katiaf. The portions were extremely small for the price, and poorly packaged for to go. The pita was not freshly made and a store bought pita from the frozen section would have been better. The Katiaf was flavorless. It was unclear to me if the Grilled Chicken Pide had any form of chicken on it. The olive pide was fine but very small. The falafel and hummus was $17 and only 4 small pieces of flavorless falafel. I never would write such a scathing review for a local business, but this truly might have been one of the worst meals I've had in Seattle.

South Seattle Tow Truck

Best food I’ve ever had

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Gwen

Grabbed a to-go order of a few vegan dishes: a unique and delicious lentil soup w fluffy pita, amazing salad with the best eggplant on earth, order of satisfyingly nutty halva.Would go back every day. Totally blew off the hinges on what I expect from a restaurant kitchen.Items all well-labeled on the menu so we could easily decide what to enjoy.Hope you guys are here forever!

Food: 5

Service: 5

Lindsay M

Favorite lace to eat in Seattle! Never had anything I didn’t love.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Beyti Kebab

Halleli Zacher

They catered lunch on a Monday when they were closed and it was amazing! They recommended the amount of food to order based on how many people were attending and it was the perfect amount. Everyone loved it and was giving many compliments. Delivering it was needed and they had no problem doing it.

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Hummus

Rahul Teja Thottempudi

Delicious Food! Great ambiance and good service. I would definitely come back to try out more

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Gayathri Nagarathinam

This has been my go to Turkish/Middle Eastern restaurant for years. The beyti kebab is one of my favorites. The rice is also so fluffy and flavorful. The only thing is that the prices are quite expensive and the portion doesn’t reflect that. But overall, pretty good.

Food: 5

Service: 4

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