Delicious and reasonable. Had wonderful lamb and beef kabob over rice - yumm. Will definitely go back.
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Delicious and reasonable. Had wonderful lamb and beef kabob over rice - yumm. Will definitely go back.
Love the shepards salad and mezze platter. Food has been consistently good over the years...Happy to say its a great neighborhood place.
We had not been here for over a year. Stopped for early dinner Saturday without reservations. Prices had not changed. Really good Greek Salad, hummus and cacik. Their bread is great. Shrimp although fully priced was good. Inexpensive wine list. Donor Kebab flavorful and lots...More
To be fair, we had dinner on a Saturday night but still, we could have done with more (and more timely) attention from waitstaff. Still, we enjoyed the food very much. The meze platter, lamb special (SO tender), Greek salad, and mashed eggplant were all...More
The food is real Turkish food. Prices are reasonable and the Belarussian waitress was so nice! Highly recommended.
So many times, I've agreed to meet out-of-town friends on the Upper East Side and tried in vain to find a restaurant that was both good and reasonable. Beyoglu, a Turkish Restaurant, fits that bill. As it happens, my friend and I both ordered salads,...More
This was the first time I tried this restaurant with my hubby & cousin. We went during the week. We had reservations & arrived on time at 6pm. The restaurant was very crowded & noisy. Tables were pretty close together. We were shown a table...More
I have been here many times and always enjoyed how fresh and delicious the food is. Pretty restaurant with attentive service.
Very fine and filling Mezze platter (small size is adequate for two to share). Good Greek salad, too, though I'm not a fan of 'shaved' feta (would prefer some chunky bits). Lunch for two was $ 25, tax included (no drinks).
I am sure plenty of people want to say that after tasting Beyoglu's incredibly delicious Turkish food. We loved everything at our meze lunch but especially good in this descending order were the; Zeytinyagli Ispanak - sauteed fresh spinach, shallots and dill with homemade yogurt,...More