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    3.8 (9 reviews)

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    Excellent food at a good price. The seating area is very nice and taken care of. Very fast service and nice staff!

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    Beyti Kebab Restaurant

    3.6
    (118 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    It's amazing sometimes where food cravings can take you. In this case, the desire for Turkish…read morespices led me to this rather unremarkable stretch of Union City (a place that 99% of New Yorkers couldn't find on a map) with the promise of out-of-this-world flavors. We started with the Eggplant in Sauce (Shakshuka), which was full of tomato and garlic umami, and just a small bit of capsaicin to get the senses tingling. The Fresh Green Beans, a last-minute add-on, were the perfect healthy and refreshing veggie dish to satisfy on a boiling hot evening. From there, we gorged on perfectly cooked Iskender Kebab, but it was my Ali Nazik (roasted smoked eggplant puree with yoghurt and tender lamb meat, served with fresh bread) that stole the show. If you want meat and potatoes but with an exotic twist--well, this beats steak and mashed potatoes anyday. My only gripe was that they were out of both the Manti and the Aubergine Kebab--my first two picks--when we were there. But I decided to forgive them after my first bite of Ali Nazik. Sweet heaven on a pita... Oh, and portions were enough for at least two meals. Deliciousness AND value? Only outside Manhattan....

    Ordered: 1pc Lahmacun (~$9): flatbread dough topped with…read moreground lamb; served with garden vegetables Mixed Grill (~$38): lamb chop, lamb adana, chicken shish, doner kebab, and meatballs; served with rice and salad Finn Sütlac (~$6) Fresh Lemonade (~$4) Aya's take: Beyti Kebab considers itself one of the first Turkish restaurants in the US and I was pleasantly surprised to see it right here in Union City! The decor inside feels homey, nostalgic, and thoughtful. They weren't busy at all on a Sunday around 1:30pm so we were seated right away. We started with 1pc Lahmacun which is often called Turkish pizza. It's minced beef, tomatoes, onions, and spices on fresh flatbread. Their flatbread and even the complimentary bread we received before this was to die for! Some of the best bread I've ever had at a Middle Eastern restaurant. It was warm, fresh, and airy. The Lahmacun had delicious flavor and paired well with the vegetables it's served with. 1pc is plenty to share among 2 people. It was now time for the Mixed Grill which was presented beautifully! All the meat was outstanding, tender, juicy, smoky, you name it. I honestly didn't have a favorite because they were all delicious. I love that it's served with both rice and salad with the salad being on both sides of the plate making it even easier to share. This was easily sharable among 2 people and could even stretch out to 3 people if you order other appetizers. We ended with the Finn Sütlac which is a Turkish-style baked rice pudding. It was creamy and lightly sweet but the rice grains were still whole and slightly undercooked which I didn't particularly enjoy. I'm used to them being softer and even smaller in size. Beyti Kebab is easily a 4.5/5; some of the best Turkish food I've had across NY/NJ. Highly recommend!

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    Hudson Kebab House

    4.5
    (262 reviews)
    2.9 mi
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    My wife and I moved here literally on 7/26, and this was the second place we ate at. We found it…read morewhile just walking around enjoying ourselves. Really wish I took photos - therefore just like the great convos with the wonderful, extremely personable and educational counter gentlemen - will be coming back real soon with photos Review: Hudson Kebab House isn't just good--it's memorable. I had the gyro wrap, my wife had the chickpea salad with falafel, and both dishes were so on point they brought me right back to my time in Istanbul. Flavorful, fresh, and clearly made with care. The wrap was balanced, not greasy, and the falafel had that perfect crisp-to-fluff ratio. But what really stood out? The person behind the counter. Not sure if he's the owner or just part of a family-run operation, but his energy was magnetic. He checked in with us--and with everyone who came through the door--like we were all regulars. Friendly without being overbearing, helpful without the upsell. He made the food taste even better, if that's possible. This spot has soul. It's the kind of place you return to not just because the food is excellent (it is), but because it feels good to be there. I'll be back very soon to try the kebabs, and when I do, expect a full deep dive--possibly with pictures, definitely with passion. 15/10 - must try. Strong BUY, erm, sry, not investing.. STRONGLY RECOMMEND

    I believe this place has been remodeled to be called "Little Greek", the menu and restaurant…read moreremains fairly unchanged, but has a more modern vibe inside now. First time trying yesterday and I was delighted. I got the mix kebab plate and baklava. Tzatziki was full of mint flavor and perfectly complimented the charred meats and buttery rice. I loved that this plate had an assortment of gyro and kebab meat, and came with pita and salad as well. Overall super good quality and great service, fast takeout and well packaged. I can't wait to return and try their other items!

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    NAR Restaurant NYC

    NAR Restaurant NYC

    4.7
    (92 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    NAR is the kind of New York restaurant that immediately feels special--stylish, warm, and…read moreeffortlessly chic. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was inviting and beautifully curated, with a lively energy that made the entire experience feel distinctly New York. The food was wonderful. The cheese board was an absolute standout, beautifully presented with a thoughtful selection of cheeses and accompaniments that balanced savory and sweet flavors perfectly. The Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences throughout the meal felt fresh, authentic, and elevated. The hummus, tahini, olives, Turkish specialties, and beautifully arranged spreads were all delicious and clearly prepared with care. What made the experience even better was the hospitality. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and attentive, creating a relaxed atmosphere where we could simply enjoy the food and the company. NAR manages to combine beautiful design, wonderful food, and genuine hospitality in a way that feels sophisticated without being overly formal. It has that unmistakable New York energy--fashionable, vibrant, and memorable. A wonderful experience from beginning to end. Come for the atmosphere, stay for the incredible food, and absolutely do not miss the cheese board. NAR is a beautiful addition to New York's dining scene, and I'm already looking forward to returning.

    Wow, I am bummed that I waited so long to come to NAR. I was talking to a Turkish friend at work…read moreawhile back and he recommended I try this place as we were discussing Turkish restaurants. I added to my list but didn't try it until this week and I was blown away! The restaurant is lovely and has a great vibe (although it is a little loud due to the low ceilings). Service was great reflecting exceptional Turkish hospitality. My friends and I started with small mezzes (all delicious) and zucchini blossoms, which I could have had as a standalone meal. I had the Turkish delight meat dish and that was super. My husband had the beyti and it was the best I've ever had. We all ate way too much and waddled out of there way too full. Prices are about what you'd expect in that part of town and it's worth every penny. I will definitely be back. I recommend that you go here too and am confident you'll find everything is cok guzel!

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    Ali Baba Turkish Cuisine

    Ali Baba Turkish Cuisine

    3.8
    (298 reviews)
    2.7 mi
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    Every time I have a Turkish craving, I have to go to my all time favorite Turkish restaurant in…read moreBrooklyn. However, this time my craving was so bad I had to cave and resort to my handy dandy Seamless app to fulfill the needs of my stomach and taste buds. My go-to dish is always Iskender Kebab, so that's exactly what I ordered. Though not the same as the one I get in Brooklyn (because let's be real here, nothing will ever compare to a restaurant I've gone to for 15 years), but it was still very good. It was meaty, saucy, and creamy (from the yogurt) just the way it should be. The only downfall of ordering this dish for delivery, and that's not just from Ali Baba's but from anywhere really, is that the bread that's lingering at the bottom of the dish is supposed to be fried and crunchy when eaten, but because of the delivery time, it gets a little soggy. Ali Baba arrived right on time, the food was good, I have no complaints!

    My friends and I frequent this place very often. I love their options as they offer Turkish street…read morefood to fancy entrees. Here are my favorites: Appetizer-Icli Kofte- Wheat bulgur stuffed with seasoned ground lamb and pine nuts. I always try to order this appetizer and they only had it 1x. Think of a huge falafel stuffed with lamb, served with sauce on a bed of lettuce and tomatoes. If they had an entree of this, I would be so happy. -Lamachun-Turkish style pizza with ground lamb, spices, basil, onions, tomatoes and lemon. Ask for extra spices to make it super yummy. -Iskender Kebab-Lamb kebab with yogurt and pita. My suggestion-ask for rice pilaf instead of pita because they serve the pita under the meat and it gets very soggy. -Lahana Dolmasi (Stuffed Cabbage) with lamb. This is handmade so be prepared to wait awhile but ohhh it's so good! Go during the weekday because this place is packed all the time. You will find Turkish people eating here so you know it's good. If you want straight up Turkish street food go to Patterson which in my opinion has the best lahmacun. I wish they served bulgar rice instead of rice pilaf. I only know of one restaurant that serves bulgar rice and that's in Long Island. Overall, this is def the best Turkish restaurant in Manhattan.

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    Leyla

    Leyla

    4.2
    (327 reviews)
    3.7 mi
    Locally owned & operated
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    Ambiance/Atmosphere Came here for brunch with a friend on…read morethe Upper West Side, and the space set the tone right away. Warm, cozy, and inviting, with a relaxed vibe that made it easy to settle in and linger over the meal. Appetizers We started with a cheese flatbread, boat-shaped and blistered at the edges, the interior molten and gooey with a bright basil leaf on top. Simple but done really well, crisp crust giving way to all that warm cheese. Mains The brunch dishes were the highlight. A sizzling skillet of eggs cooked over spiced sausage came out rich and savory, the yolks just set, perfect for scooping up with the basket of warm bread on the side. The tomato-based baked eggs were equally good, a deep, well-seasoned sauce with a little heat and fresh herbs on top. Comforting, generous, and full of flavor. Drinks The blackberry mocktail was a standout, refreshing and beautifully garnished with a cluster of fresh blackberries. Always great to see a thoughtful non-alcoholic option that feels like more than an afterthought. Service Attentive and warm throughout. The team kept everything moving smoothly without ever feeling rushed. Verdict Five stars. Delicious food, a cozy atmosphere, and a mocktail worth ordering on its own. A fantastic UWS brunch spot that I'd happily return to.

    Delicious food, bustling with customers, and a cute interior. Experienced great service at the bar…read morebecause they were packed on a Thursday evening. All their dips are phenomenal. I love their branzino though I wish the potatoes that came with it were more flavorful and crispier. The muhammura is epic. After coming here twice I had to recreate it at home and it's my new favorite dip. I even made labneh to go with it. Leyla has inspired my cooking at home! I make my friends and family muhammura now, and I can't get enough of Turkish cuisine. Cant wait to come back and try more of their dishes!

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    Turkish Kitchen

    Turkish Kitchen

    3.8
    (637 reviews)
    2.5 mi
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    Turkish Kitchen is my neighborhood mainstay, I can't even count how many times I've been over the…read moreyears. The birthday coupons are what had brought me in every year, but even though they stopped during Covid, I still enjoy visiting. My go-to dish is the Iskender Kebab - delicious slices of lamb with tomato sauce and yogurt over baked pita bread. I also enjoy the combination platter with dips - the baba ghanoush is delicious. The atmosphere is classy but down-to-earth. The cocktails are tasty. The service can be slow, but it means we are never rushed out. The prices are mid-high, but commensurate with the quality of food. I recently came with a large group, including kids. Service was welcoming despite the chaos. Our bread was frequently replenished and our bottles of wine poured. On top of that, we were given tastes of dessert & liqueur - such a nice treat at the end of a long meal. I especially appreciated that the head guy alerted us that gratuity was already added to the check. We had such a great time, that we opted to tip more! I was happy that my group had such a positive experience, and surely will continue to return.

    A group of my friends were in town, and we happened to pick this place just by walking down the…read morestreet in the area until we saw something that looked tasty. We could not have been happier with what we got for a place that we picked totally randomly. First of all, the place is popular and we did not have resos, but the staff were super nice and found us an open table that we could eat at as long as we put in our orders quick so they could get the table ready for a later reservation in an hour. Then the food itself arrived and was really delicious and well presented, just look at those kebab plates and dips! They also gave our group free baklava at the end I think just because they felt a little bad they had to rush us, which wasn't even their fault and was super appreciated. Also, the interior decoration is fantastic. The restaurant feels super classy and elegant. Great vibes for a date, a business dinner, or just a fancy dinner. Overall, easy 5 stars. Great food and amazing service. Oh and the wine was delicious too.

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