Cozy spot with a board game theme invites fun while waiting. Lamb gyro shines with homemade bread and rich sauce. Lentil soup offers a warm, subtle flavor that comforts without overwhelming. Warm hospitality and minimalist decor create a welcoming atmosphere.
Homemade bread and special sauce lift the lamb gyro to a new level. The pita holds generous, flavorful lamb that earns an A+ rating.
Subtle and full of flavor, the lentil soup is homemade and not from a supplier. It comes very warm and is flavorful but not overwhelming, often served as a free sample that many enjoy thoroughly.
Good to know
Expect longer wait times during peak hours as food is made fresh.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
Mom and pop spot offers tender lamb gyro with bold flavors and generous portions. Cozy dining room enhances the experience. Enjoy simple red lentil soup with a homemade feel, paired perfectly with sigara borek. Turkish cologne on tables adds a unique cultural touch.
Lamb gyro comes flavorful and tender, standing out even for those who usually avoid lamb. Portions are generous, often leaving enough for another meal.
Simple yet exquisite red lentil soup stands out with a comforting, homemade feel. It pairs well with sigara borek and complements other dishes like Chicken Adana and salads.
Good to know
Large groups need to make reservations.
Be careful when going to the toilet, the floor slips from oil.
One plate is enough for two people.
Spacious underground Mediterranean restaurant offers a quiet, relaxed atmosphere with comfortable seating and a language-friendly environment accommodating Spanish, English, and Arabic speakers. Tables are set far apart, creating a clean and inviting space with a cool Brooklyn vibe.
Lamb gyro comes packed with flavor and is perfectly cooked. It stands out as a go-to dish alongside other favorites like spinach pie and kofta kebab.
Authentic Turkish style flavors define the lentil soup here. It pairs well with other dishes like shrimp pizza and offers a delicious, comforting experience.
Good to know
Everything in the restaurant is halal.
No pork is served at this place.
There is a 20% service charge in addition to taxes.
Spacious dining areas blend Turkish-inspired decor with warm lighting and verdant outdoor seating. Chill Turkish music sets a relaxing atmosphere that suits both casual meals and private gatherings. Seating arrangements accommodate families with high chairs, and occasional soccer games add a lively touch.
Lamb gyro comes in flavor-packed trays and wraps. The Mixed Appetizer Platter pairs well with the tasty lamb gyro options.
The lentil soup stands out as a delicious and reliable starter. The mercimek corbasฤฑ, or red lentil soup, consistently delivers strong flavor and quality.
Good to know
Come before 6pm if you prefer a certain table, as groups of 4 to 8 stream in after 6pm.
An 18% tip is added to the bill without asking if you want it.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Small, hole-in-the-wall Mediterranean restaurant with cramped seating and a cozy atmosphere. The space is clean and comfortable despite its size. Known for freshly baked pita bread and flavorful dishes like lamb gyros and falafel sandwiches.
Lamb gyros come with abundant flavorful meat and fresh tasty bread. Sauces add a special touch, making the sandwich filling and very tasty.
Authentic flavor stands out in the lentil soup. It pairs well with homemade bread for dipping, making it a delicious choice.
Good to know
The restaurant serves halal meat.
The restaurant only offers bottled water and does not provide tap water.
Tips were automatically added to the bill.
Tiny, quaint interior with exposed brick walls creates a cozy atmosphere. The place offers generous portions of affordable Middle Eastern food, including some of the best falafel and shawarma around. Seating is limited with a few tables inside and one outside, fostering an intimate dining experience.
Lamb gyro features savory slices of lamb with lettuce, onions, and tomatoes wrapped in pita. The meat is not greasy and comes in generous portions, often paired with chicken shawarma on combo plates.
Rich and well-spiced lentil soup offers a perfect balance without being salty. Staff and owners often share free samples, highlighting its generous presentation.
Good to know
The prices at RAKKA are very affordable for the quality of food.
RAKKA offers large portion sizes for a satisfying meal.
There is plenty of outdoor seating available for diners.
Mediterranean restaurant with cozy interior and old school decoration offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere ideal for lunch or casual dinner. Outdoor seating includes a corner terrace that invites sunlit dining. The vibe is relaxed and friendly, creating a warm and authentic experience.
Lamb gyro comes as a platter over rice with tender meat. The combination of chicken and lamb offers a flavorful mix that stands out.
Red lentil soup stands out with its nicely spiced and delicious flavor. It pairs well with Turkish bread and dips, making it a favorite alongside other dishes like chicken shish kebab and lamb adanas.
Good to know
Bring cash if you just want a gyro wrap or a small plate.
There is a minimum of $20 for credit card payments.
The restaurant offers halal food, which is a nice surprise.
Cozy space with authentic Turkish decor and Mediterranean music creates a warm, intimate atmosphere. Guests enjoy Turkish wines and raki alongside dishes like Pide and Lahmacun. The setting suits both casual family meals and special occasions.
Shaved lamb pieces come wrapped with pita bread, rice, and a side salad. The gyro tastes buttery and savory but the oily paper wrap makes it tricky to hold. It is available only on weekends.
Lentil soup here has a mild flavor and a simple texture. It pairs well with dishes like hummus and pide.
Good to know
The Lamb Gyro is only available on weekends.
Lunch specials offer great value for money.
Expect to pay $20-$35 per person for brunch.
Turkish restaurant with authentic decor and spacious seating offers a welcoming atmosphere enhanced by live traditional singing during celebrations. Dimmed lights and Turkish music create a lively yet comfortable vibe. The place suits various occasions, from business lunches to family gatherings.
Tender and flavorful lamb gyro comes with a creamy sauce and plenty of yogurt on the side. It pairs well with fresh salad and rice, making for a savory and light meal.
Lentil soup here stands out for its rich flavor and well-balanced seasoning. It consistently tastes very good and satisfies with every bowl.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for Friday nights and after 5 PM.
An 18% gratuity is automatically added to all bills.
The restaurant charges a 3% fee for credit card payments.
Four large rotating spits of meat dominate the spacious dining area with tables for small groups. Bright lighting creates a clean but somewhat sterile atmosphere, balanced by friendly staff and a cozy vibe. A tea station and Mexican music add unique touches to the experience.
Lamb gyro meat stands out as very special and noticeably superior to others nearby. The sandwich comes on crunchy Turkish pita, packed with flavor and enough to eat for both lunch and dinner.
Turkish style red lentil soup offers a smooth texture with delightful flavors. Some versions lean toward the bland side and lack whole lentils.
Good to know
The restaurant is open 24 hours for late-night dining.
Customers must buy their own drinks; no complimentary beverages are provided.
The restroom is only available to customers who make a purchase.
Small space with Byzantine Empire chandelier and authentic Turkish decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels like a cozy spot in Turkey. Staff offer free tea with baklava while waiting, enhancing the welcoming vibe. Seating is limited to four tables, making it an intimate setting.
Lamb gyro wraps vary here, with some servings featuring tender, flavorful meat and aromatic rice, while others come off as tough and dry with little seasoning.
Lentil soup comes with bread and has a flavorful lemon touch. It pairs well with mixed kebabs and rice pudding for a satisfying meal.
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 4 AM.
The restaurant is halal.
The price of the shawarma is $13.
Small, cozy space with big windows and outside seating creates a welcoming, family-like atmosphere. Busy but calm and easygoing vibe fills the place, with friendly staff contributing to a pleasant experience. Tables inside and on the street offer flexible dining options.
Juicy, well-seasoned lamb fills a soft, warm wrap. The gyro tastes authentic and stays consistently delicious.
Red lentil soup stands out as a recommended dish with a delicious and very good flavor profile.
Good to know
The restaurant works 24/7.
This place charges a 5% credit card surcharge fee.
Bringing cash can help avoid the credit card surcharge fee.
Cozy Turkish spot with a central fireplace sets a warm mood for quiet brunches. Lamb gyro shines with tender meat and great sauce, served in wraps or plates. Lentil soup quality varies, sometimes bland but can be really good and enjoyable.
Tender meat and great sauce define the lamb gyro here. It comes in a traditional wrap or as a plate, priced around $10 after tax.
Lentil soup varies here, sometimes tasting like yellow water with no flavor, other times it comes out really good and enjoyable.
Good to know
There are no restrooms for customers; it is mostly a to-go spot.
The place is often not open during its supposed hours.
The burger combo costs $20.
Turkish restaurant offers an authentic atmosphere with warm aromas that evoke Istanbul. The space feels cozy and inviting, often accompanied by fresh baked bread and traditional dishes like iskender kebab.
Lamb gyro varies here, with some plates being tender and well-seasoned while others taste dry and outdated. There are reports of spoiled lamb gyro served, leading to refunds.
Red lentil soup stands out with its authentic flavor and rich texture. It avoids the common tomato base, delivering a scrumptious and genuine taste.
Good to know
Two large portions of food are enough for five people.
The prices for a complete meal for three with appetizers and salad are around $74.
The restaurant uses a burrito wrap for gyros.