Good place for a good cheap night out. Firday nights are party nights where you can eat, drink,…read moredance, belly dance and plate smash (albeit in a box) The food is pretty average but is authentic and for the price you pay pretty good. Drinks are cheap and the actual seating arrangements work really well.. you are nice an secluded. The booking office staff are just as hospitable as the waiters and front of house. If you have aprobelem then they will try and sort it our ofr you asap.

A tale of 2 reviews for this place. 3 stars from Wolves…read moreCouncils Scores on the doors so good hygiene standards in the kitchen. My partner and I were invited for a Saturday night birthday party so decided to check it out during the week. Our first night, a Wednesday, was a surprise it turns out the entertainment is only on weekends, so, a little surprised we gave it a go anyway. We tried the meze, which is an insane amount of food that no normal human beings could possibly finish small portions but lots of them. The service was the usual attentive without being overbearing that one would expect on a quiet Wednesday night and all in all a satisfactory evening. Then we went on Saturday and it was like being in a totally different place! We had ordered from the set 3 course menu in advance, the food was pretty decent with the exception of the kleftiko, which was amazing, absolutely perfect. The same attentive without being overbearing staff from Wednesday were now in full party mode flirting with hens on their hen nights (and their grandmothers too!), cajoling people into belly dancing with a professional belly dancer, leading a conga half way down the main road, dancing on the tables (I kid you not) with us before the birthday girls and hens all got dressed up in belly dancing costumes to perform. On the tables, again. The plate smashing was actually a clay disc being spun into a wooden box (insurance reasons) the manager said but to be honest it was no big deal considering the craziness of the whole evening. Want a big, cheap feed and great service? Have a meze on a Wednesday. Want a crazy night of bedlam? Go at the weekend. All in all, a very good part of Wolverhampton's evening economy and highly recommended.

So much but so good!…read more Right next to Fishylicious is a quiet Turkish restaurant me and my friends Davey and Albert passed by. We saw this place first being developed when we stopped at Fishylicious. This time, on the way to Fishylicious, we decided to opt for Konya instead, which also not long ago got a mention in the Birmingham Mail as one of the places to try, now I know why. Despite being the only customers to dine at the place, the service was on the path of failure, however it steadily made a great recovery. The menu consists of a great selection of roast meats, fish and even pizzas! However for me and my friends, it's a must try kebab of some sorts. I had the Chicken Shawarma, while the others had a Lamb Kofte, Chicken Shish and Lamb Shish, all served in a big plate with a mountain of rice. Good thing there's always the salad too, which the waiter added some feta cheese as a bonus for us! Not to mention the condiments, were also a great compliment to the meal which consists of yoghurt, ketchup, spicy chilli and salsa! The meats were generously portioned but also tender in the process, therefore you shouldn't have any concerns over meat quality too. Konya is great value for money and I look forward to coming here on a regular basis. It definitely isn't your regular kebab shop, be sure to check it out!