Unfortunately had already had lunch when we were driving by but this place has been on my visit…read morelist for awhile so hubs and I popped in to grab some dessert to go. It's a cute little restaurant - there was a big group having lunch when we walked in and all the food looked amazing so I can't wait to come back and try it! "Turk" was behind the counter and was so friendly and helpful (although we don't agree on our favorite Premiere League soccer teams ), giving us info about all the yummy dessert choices. I absolutely loved the walnut crescent cookie - not too sweet, and reminiscent of a cookie my German grandmother used to make. The peanut butter cheesecake was amazing! The others were good, but those two were our definite favorites.

If I could give more stars I would! This place is fabulous!! Family owned and operated. Staff was…read moreamazing. As soon as we sat down we were greeted with a small sample of Turkish lemonade. So refreshing! I ordered the gyro (döner) and my husband had the chicken tatuni. Both were outstanding! We both also had cafe lattes. We stumbled upon this restaurant when out exploring the area. What a great find. We will return when in town

Excellent Excellent Excellent food and service plus unique grocery store. Good price point Pasha…read morethe owner and Burhan very good people! Def will be a regular here!

We had lunch today at this unique little cafe that also is a store for Turkish, Greek and Lebanese…read moredelicacies. I had the spinach turnover for an appetizer, and the Rema House Special Sandwich. My friend had the eggplant appetizer and the same sandwich. First off, the pita bread is amazing and so authentic. The spices were perfect, and the portions substantial. We both took home half our appetizer and sandwich. The owner is friendly and helpful and the food he prepared - he's a one man show - came out piping hot.

5/31/2026 Came here for lunch with my husband and my mom and her partner. We had such a great time…read more Our server, a young lady, I believe her name was Matea was awesome. We had the Lava bread and the select two which were the hummus and Muhammara which is a Puree of red peppers, walnuts, garlic, olive oil & pomegranate. $12 My husband ordered the Red Lentil Soup but he wasn't a fan, it tasted like Tomato Bisque. For our entree, I had the Lamb Sis Kebap which I shared with my mom and had enough to take home for lunch the next day. This was a big portion. My husband ordered the fried fish, it came with a big salad and rice. He said the fish needed some seasoning. The prices are reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. We also ordered Turkish coffee and the Kunefe which none of us had ever had and I must say it is my favorite dessert ever! The restaurant looks nicer at night. It has a better ambience. The lighting was super bright. Definitely had a great time and will certainly be back.

We visited Bosphorous winter park to celebrate my birthday. It was a Wednesday so it wasn't…read moredifficult to get a reservation. We were really excited based on all the amazing reviews. We ordered the mixed appetizer and the famous lavas bread. To our surprise we got a flat, deflated pita bread instead. Lavas bread is a signature dish of Bosphorous so I called the waitress and asked why the lavas bread was deflated. Answer: must have a hole. The manager came around so I told him the same and added that I had chosen this place for my birthday and was looking forward to the round and puffy lavas bread but got a pita bread. His answer: some time that happens. Sorry but for a restaurant of this level, they shouldn't let their signature appetizer leave the kitchen if it isn't perfect. End of story. And at least the manager should have cared but didn't. Otherwise, my husband and I shared a mixed grill, my mom had a shrimp dish she liked and they did bring me a dessert with a candle which was nice. If I go back to Bosphorous it won't be this location. Parking was Ok but it was also Wednesday.

Like a taste of my childhood. If anyone else was raised on Doner Kebab from Germany this place is a…read moredead ringer on taste and quality. I appreciate the helpfulness and kindness of the employees because when I walked in, a gentleman who appeared to be on his break got up and took my order to help out the kitchen crew. This was an awesome meal and I recommend anyone who likes Turkish food to give them a try!

I was at a weekend course next door at the Seminole State College Lake Mary/Sanford campus and had…read morea short break for lunch. I wanted something not too heavy and luckily found an amazing Turkish restaurant next door with great value! The owners were very friendly and welcoming. I ordered a falafel with a side of frees, I believe it was only like $11 or $13. Pretty good price and I left extremely full! The restaurant has a good amount of tables with very authentic Turkish decor and memorabilia. I stopped because I was nearby but I'll definitely be back again if I'm nearby or just in the mood for some good Turkish food at a great price!

What a great experience! Located just around the corner from where everything interesting is -…read moregreat location! When we walked in we were warmly treated and promptly had our order taken. The man taking our order was patient and helped us make selections for our meal. After paying we headed out to the lovely patio. They kindly brought our food out to us and even checked in later to make sure that we were enjoying everything. The food was outrageously delicious! I was especially impressed with the portions. I ordered a bowl and my sister ordered a gyro and neither of us were able to finish our food. The fries were honestly the highlight - top tier French fries! I can't wait to stop in again.

When they first opened they were great...now it's just...no. I paid $6 for this spinach…read morespanakopita. It was COLD, unseasoned and barley had any spinach in it. Their gyros were good at a point when the meat was hot and fresh of the stove now it's warmed up. Also, I saw staff walking down the sidewalk with their apron on that they work in the kitchen with. I'm sorry but this business can no longer receive my money.

Very, very disappointed in this gyro. I've never ever seen a gyro in a wrap. Good Pita is what…read moremakes a good gyro. This was a wrap with chopped up meat. The photos on their website look like the typical gyro you would get at most gyro shops.

They greet you when you walk in. They also offer assistance to help find things. They have a wide…read morevariety of teas and spices. Also, I found sheep's milk cheeses, including Dodonis Feta from Greece. In addition, they have taramosalata, which is a caviar spred. There's a menu for tak out too. It's a hidden gem.

In short : A gastronomic journey through Central Asia to delight your palate…read more This is a diamond in the rough ! I have to be honest .. I have never had food from Uzbekistan.. and I had to google where the country is located (Central Asia next to Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan) nonetheless .. it was a delicious adventure. We ordered a pitcher of the organic Kompot... it was a lightly sweet drink with notes of hibiscus , apples and berries . It was light and refreshing . Appetizers : Samsa- a pastry found in Uzbek cuisine. Flaky, savory, and filled with beef/ lamb and onions. This was nice.. we shared one.. it's a decent size . Mezze Platter- your traditional dip platter with hummus ; babaganush, Haydari, spicy ezime (this was not spicy) and a spinach dip. Served with warm pita bread.. also delicious. Uzbek bread- a fresh baked bread served with butter on the side. This was just okay. I wouldn't get this again. Mains- Chicken shish kabob- delicious . Perfectly cooked.. not dry. Served with some type of tomato sauce on the side. To'y Osh- star of the show in my opinion. Lazer rice that is topped with chunks of beef . Cooked with yellow raisins, carrots and sautéed onions. This was to die for . Soooo delicious and very unique to any rice I've ever had !!! Desserts: Honey cake - a buttery tower of beautiful flavors. I cannot describe how delicious this was. Soft, creamy, and gave notes of graham cracker crumbles. Get this! Baklava - just okay .. didn't taste fresh . Overall I highly recommend this unique find .. friendly service and beautiful decor made me feel as if I was in Central Asia . Also we noticed many Russians and Uzbekistani's eating there as well so it much be a good representation of their cuisine!

A large group of 15 of us dined here recently. A reservation was made and the seating arrangements…read morewere ready for us upon arrival. This was my first time here and I was really sure what expect. I had a peek at the menu online before hand and thought that I'd at least try the lamb. The menus are QR style and already on the tables. The table was also preset with dinner plates and silverware. Once we began filing into the restaurant, our server came out with water and glasses. A beautiful, fancy, blue set of glasses, mind you. I was beginning to think that this is a bit fancier than I had anticipated. For my order, I decided on 2 lamb jazs and a pot of Uzbek green tea. The tea pot was very cute and fancy. Each meal came out correct and everything looked delicious. My lamb was pretty good, and I enjoyed having the warm tea with dinner. The portion sizes were surprisingly large, most of us had to get a to-go box. The prices range from low to high and they seem to have menu that provides something for everyone. Overall, I liked this place and would consider dinning here again.

I liked this spot so much that I went back within the week because I had to share it with friends…read more After dinner, even my friends were saying they couldn't wait to come back. Lale is a small, cozy restaurant with the most delicious food. I am a huge fan of Mediterranean food, but had not had Turkish food before. I ventured to try out a few new things and everything was stunning. Fan favorites for me and the table included the mixed grill (even though it says serves two, if you order appetizers it can absolutely serve 3), the hummus (truly some of the best I've ever had), and the Kunefe. The Kunefe - oh my goodness - it's like nothing I've ever had before, but our table devoured it and stated that they just found their new favorite dessert. The service is attentive and you can tell that there is a lot of love put into the food that is served to you. I look forward to returning many, many more times in the future!

Small restaurant with friendly staff…read more I love turkish food and at this place you get the real deal. The food is authentic, we enjoyed everything we ordered. We had the lentil soup and lavash bread, both were very delicious. Hummus was also tasty. My main dish was chicken adana with salad, was great and we also ordered the shepperd salad which was so rich and fresh, very tasty. If we are at the area again, we will be back for sure.