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Not big enough middle eastern food but we were going out for a family reunion and my family is middle eastern. I ordered the felafel platter. It wasnt bad but it said it came with a salad which turned out to be a few scrapes of lettuce shredded onion and cabbage. The service was decent considering every table in the place was full. There were only 3 girls working. They forgot to give me my drink but remembered everyone elses. The place is very well decorated, bathroom is adorable. Desert was interesting. Prices were a bit high . I would go back here.

The kebab was great ; just like the one i used to have in Turkey , but dolma, which was served as main dish was just mezze with very bare veggy without any dressing and I, as a Turkish, felt really emberassed in front of my bf. And we paid more than $50 for two. :( I think they can offer more kinds of veggies beside kebabs.Turkish food is not only kebab and boring salad without any dressing. and a beer never costs $7 anywhere.

The food here is delicious. I am not Turkish, so I can't speak to how authentic it is, but when I eat here I feel like the food doesn't taste like I'm in a restaurant, but someone's house. Or perhaps a restaurant in a foreign country. Both times I was here I got lamb, and they serve it with salad, red cabbage and veggies as well as rice -- a very well-rounded meal! The appetizers and desserts are delicious too. That cream caramel, OMG. Totally worth the calories and the money! It's on the expensive side, but this may be do the fact that I can't seem to go there without ordering wine, appetizer, entree AND dessert.

I really enjoy the food here and the service was good. I had a discount from the NYC entertainment book and there was no issue in using it. Have been before and will go again.

Waat a rip-off! We ordered the special of the day, which the waitress told us was 'Eggplant stuffed with Lamb'. When it came, it tasted like beef, not lamb. We asked another waitress, and she said it was stuffed with beef. It also was bland, greasy and tasteless. We will NEVER go there again.

Excellent Food, service and decor. I was disappointed that the web page advertized $10.95 lunch is only available tues-fri. I chose to have 2 appetizers the previous reviewer suggested, the Falafel (4 large) and the Babaganoush (large pita basket) I left satisfied and would recommend Tues thru Fri to guests for economical lunch in the theatre area.

We had an Entertainment card for this place and wanted to try something different. Glad we did! We started with the hot apple tea which was perfect for a cold rainy day. Wonderful apple flavor. For an appetizer we had sigara boregi, filo and feta with dill, which were quite lovely. They were served with warm flatbread points which were also yummy. For our entrees I had the chicken yogurtlu and my partner had the spinach plate. Mine was quite flavorful with pieces of pita soaked in a tomato and yogurt sauce. His was also tasty. The dessert tray looked quite appetizing so we could not resist trying something. I had the baklava and my partner had the caramel flan-like custard. Both were great with the baklava not as sticky sweet as other types I've had. We both remarked that our waitress seemed enthusiastic about the food she was presenting. The only bad things were the cold as people came in the door and the huge influx of people around 9pm. Service was fine until all the people arrived and then it was a tad slow. I would recommend getting there in the 8pm hour if you are going on a Saturday night.