With good weather abounding during our early November stay in DC, we decided to hit this spot and dine out on the street seating they have available. Our server was a pleasure to work with, and she expertly guided us through the menu and offerings. Everyone ordered drinks, and we settled in to the menu to plan our family-style attack on the dishes we'd be sampling. Once we devised a plan, we ordered things in a phased manner so that we'd have "courses" to enjoy. As an appetizer, we started with the labneh and flatbread and then the mushroom toast. OMG...we could have eaten ten labneh it was that good topped with a za'atar seasoning blend! And those puffy breads were to die for. The mushroom toast was unctuous topped with goat cheese and a delicately poached egg and had the taste of real meat. Our main course consisted of salted potatoes, chicken kapama and beef kebab. The small-sized potatoes had a unique blend of sauces on top that gave them a rich taste. The chicken was fall-apart tender, sitting atop a bed of truffled orzo and was easy to share. The kebab was also easy to share with its cubed beef and couscous. Everyone raved with each new bite of these fantastic creations. Leaving just enough room for dessert, the table split both a loukoumades and a "burnt" Basque cheesecake...a great way to complete our gastronomical adventure! Given this spot is just down the street from our daughter's apartment, I am confident there will be many return trips to this delightful restaurant. read more

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The food was delicious! EVERY SINGLE BITE! I will be back. There was a great variety of food to chose from. I went for brunch and excited to go back for dinner! Our waitress was attentive and friendly. The atmosphere was beautiful and laid back. There was a lady handing out free Tito's shots. It was fun! read more

Gypsy Kitchen DC - - green goddess salad 10/10 - Labneh 10/10 - Falafel 10/10 - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I've had Gypsy Kitchen recommended by friends more times than I can count and when I had a comedy show at the Lincoln Theater it was finally time to stop by for a pre show dinner. Wow I was blown away. I'm still dreaming of the scallops and the broccolini were a hit. Their wine selection is impressive and the service and ambience were amazing. This would be the perfect place for a first date or a friend catch up. We will absolutely be back. read more

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This was my second time coming here - the first was for brunch and it was pretty underwhelming. This second time we were seated downstairs for dinner and everything was delicious. I also preferred the vibes downstairs more - everything was just more lively. We started off with the lamb hummus and naan. Our group then shared the duck, chicken, broccolini, beet salad (a special), beef kebab, and tuna crudo. Some of my favorites included 1) the tuna crudo; the spicy red pepper was a nice kick to the dish and 2) the beet salad was a surprising, but very lovely addition, with its freshness and well-balanced flavors. Would definitely come back! read more

Great variety of food options, cool ambiance, service was attentive. Hosts could be more friendly. read more

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Not the meal or experience we expected. The only dishes that worked well were the yogurt with berries and pine nuts and crispy cauliflower. Otherwise, food was just off the mark. The Tunisian chicken sandwich was ok, but had nothing Tunisian about it - it tasted like the average sandwich you'd get in Chick-a-fillet. The labneh was excessively garnished with a hodgepodge of overpowering greens (dill, scallion and parsley, which should not really be served with labneh). The Spanish eggs Benedict were bland and overly fried. Above all, service was very slow, somewhat sloppy and quite apathetic. Will not return. read more

Service | Family Style | Cocktails Service - The entire team was super professional and helpful. Everyone gave recommendations, checked on us often, and our water glasses never went below 1/4 full. The waitress's recommendations were spot on. The vibe and service definitely enhanced our experience. Family Style - They have large appetizers and meals that are made to serve family style. We tried 6 different dishes among 4 people. It was more than enough food. My favorite two dishes were their take on fingerling potatoes and the chicken curry dish. The place Cocktails - Their cocktail menu is impressive, and their mixologist can also make drinks off the menu that are superior. I had the mixologist's favorite mezcal-based drink - it was one of the top 10 cocktails I've ever had. The entire table sampled it and then ordered their own. Pro Tip: Great Date spot. It is a serious date spot because all the tables are relatively formal. It is not the place to grab a drink and bounce. If this is date 2 or 3, and you are trying to put in some effort - this is a great spot. Pro Tip: DEFINITELY MAKE A RESERVATION. This place is popular 6-9 pm Thursday through Saturday. read more

Gypsy Kitchen DC - Menu - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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This spot is very chic and has a range of different foods, including several options for vegetarians and a few for vegans. The main downside is it's very crowded on weekends. Came here on a Friday night, and got seated immediately adjacent to another couple. Not a great place for conversation or a date night. read more

Had a wonderful mid-week experience at Gypsy Kitchen and would consider this a more affordable version of nearby restaurant, Barcelona. The food is delicious and there are great wine and cocktail offerings that compliment the food. I do wish they offered wine flights. Gypsy kitchen's atmosphere is modern bohemian with an eclectic vibe. Totally a place you'll want to hang out in, sit back, and slowly eat your meal. I never felt rushed or like they were desperate for our table. Truly, we could have sat here all night and I don't think anyone would have minded. read more

Went in on a Friday evening, had to find street parking a little further out given how crowded this area is. It was personally my first time, but the person I was with has been there multiple times and spoken quite highly of it. Ordered a bunch of apps instead of bigger dishes to get a good variety of dishes. The mains of the menu could use some more vegetarian variety, but the apps have a ton. I believe the menu is seasonal. Ordered the labneh, cauliflowerand tirokroketes. Labneh (strained yogurt) comes with this fluffy flatbread that has seasonings on top. This labneh had a very cream cheese like texture with beans and a little flavor kick after it. Loved it and know it's a popular item to get on the menu. Crispy Cauliflower - the combination of flavors were good, but the cauliflower pieces itself were okay. What gives it the flavor is the dried fruit relish and tahini sauce. The capers detracted from the taste of this dish.It was a good try given the combination of items, but don't know if I'd order again given the cauliflower itself and the capers. The tirokroketes come with 4 balls that are like croquets with cheeses. They come in this beautiful sauce thats a romenesco/pepper with great seasonings. It has a bit of a sweetness to it. Other notable recs from a seasoned visitor, but did not order on this visit: beef kebab and main entree - steaks. Ambiance is excellent there's an outdoor-esque area that they provide heating for, but both upstairs and downstairs are great. if you're looking for more intimate personally recommend upstairs as downstairs has a lot more people. Staff was kind overall and especially the hosts at the front started and ended off the experience on an enjoyable note. Bathrooms were a little worn, but cute tiling. There's some upstairs + downstairs. Cute for a catch up with friends, date night, or even a solo date. Looking forward to try more apps. read more

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Cool place with warm atmosphere for my wife and I to have a late lunch/early dinner. It was our first visit, and the waiter was great explaining different items on the menu We started with the Labneh, Mushroom Toast and Crispy Cauliflower as appetizers...yummy! For our entrées, we shared the Branzino and mussels. All in all, a delight time and delicious meal! read more

I've been here twice and had two very different experiences. First time I came for Sunday brunch. The restaurant was reasonably packed but the service and food were not it. We got the crispy cauliflower given it's highly recommended on Yelp, the portion was huge but the batter was very thick and lacked flavor. The egg dish was okay but came kind of lukewarm. The hot chicken sandwich though was fantastic - nicely fried to crispy, with a delicious tangy sauce and slaw. It seemed like our server was having an off day. They kept adding water to my iced coffee and I had to get it replaced twice. After the disappointing first time, I didn't come back for a long while. But I kept hearing nice things about their dinner service so decided to give it another try. And it turned out to be amazing. The place again was packed during Friday dinner time but our server was very welcoming and attentive. Love love the Canela y Sol. Get the bread with literally anything, hummus or labneh, so good we had to get another one. The beef kebab was cooked nicely medium rare, very nicely seasoned, and came with a delicious curried couscous. Do not skip the Basque burned cheese cake, such a rich and creamy texture, simply divine. read more

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What a great recommendation from the bar tender at the brewery up the road. This was perfect while on our visit to DC. We had the best drinks, and the most tasty food. The atmosphere was pretty and upscale but casual. The prices were not out of line at all. The bartender was kind, and helpful and very attentive. You should give this a try for sure! read more

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Cute spot for tapa style food - but I really did love the espresso martini-ish drink a lot. French toast was so tasty too with a mix of salty and sweet flavours. Service was nice and kind too. A good spot to eat at in the U Street area! read more

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We enjoyed our dinner at Gypsy Kitchen. Our server was friendly and helpful (forgot his name). We ordered several small plates and then split one large plate as the main meal. It ended up being too much food (the server tried to warn us) and we ended up taking most of the main meal home. The fresh pita with zatar and hummus was our favorite small plate. The bread was pillowy soft and we ended up ordering two. The beet salad was simple but delicious. The dish also looked beautiful. The only complaint was that the quinoa that was sprinkled on top was raw, and therefore quite hard- like break your teeth hard - if you weren't careful. We wondered if that was a kitchen fail rather than a conscious choice. Otherwise, the small plates were enjoyable. The entree, a half chicken, was fine but was not special or memorable. On the positive side, it was large enough for two to share. The drink menu also looked intriguing. We tried a specialty drink - (cherry blossom gin fizz) and gave it a thumbs up. All in all it was a nice evening. Next time I will probably make a meal of the small plates and skip the entree. read more

Okay, was in DC and walked over to this place. Stepped into a welcoming vibe. The place has character. It was described elsewhere as Bohemian, so guess I was expecting wicker and incense, but nope, upbeat music, a huge bar and modern decor set the mood. But wait, the flatbread and hummus was "slap yo momma" good. The bread was light, fluffy, delicately seasoned and melted in my mouth. The hummus had perfect texture and blend of seasonings. I don't even eat bread like that, but I put that dish away. The cauliflower was interesting. Not bad, but interesting. There was a full situation happening that threw me a bit. Everyone does cauliflower these days, so better can be found. They do quite a lot with the broccolini compared to most places. On a bed of labneh with grated dehydrated eggs reminiscent of potato strips. Definitely worth a try if you want something other than roasted with sea salt. The piece de resistance was the half chicken. So tender that the meat fell off the bone. But for me it was the rice. When getting protein in a bed of rice, the rice is often a throw away, but they got the rice right!! The chicken was really good, but the spicy rice pilaf was excellent. They could make the dish less expensive by removing the rice accompaniment (labneh again?), but that's probably a matter of taste. As a rice fanatic, I prefer my rice alone. The place started buzzing around 7:30 on a Tuesday. I'd definitely come back. read more

Gypsy Kitchen DC - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Love Gypsy Kitchen! This is your perfect date night spot or night out with your girls. Grab a few tapas to share and try a little bit of everything! I love the hummus, patatas bravas, kafta, and falafel. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, really. Even the cocktails are made with love. The vibes from the main floor dining room to the upstairs bar area and rooftop patio are fun and cozy. I was invited to an anniversary celebration hosted by them and it was just the nicest event with live music and passed around hors d'oeuvres all night long. read more

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Would return for select dishes (see starred). The restaurant has many small plates and a few large plates. We got 4 small plates and 1 large plate between 2 people and felt full. * Mushroom toast - this was delicious. There was an elevated taste of mushroom, probably from some truffle oil (?) or spice they added. It paired very well with the toast. * Lamb with hummus - this was our favorite dish. The lamb meat was soft and paired well with the hummus. Would come back just for this dish. Cauliflower - we were told this was one of the most popular dishes and so we ordered it. The cauliflower was tender and the sauce was tasty, but it was nothing special. Beef - this was supposed to be a bit spicy, but the spice itself is very mild. We weren't impressed by its flavors. Seafood soup - this was a large plate and we were unimpressed by it. You get mussels, an octopus leg, 3-4 shrimps, and a fish fillet in a marinara soup paired with some bread. It was small in size and lackluster for $44. Would not get again. read more

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We ordered 4 cocktails, octopus, chicken main, olives, lamb hummus, labne, kefta, extra bread, beet salad pork belly and the waiter checked on us like once. Plate was not cleared while foods keep coming so we eventually started to use the table next to us just to make space. Its so odd that they deliver the food then Just walk away without clearing the plates. We also spilled our sparkling water and we cleaned it up but no one came to take the wet napkins away with empty plates but they had no problem delivering the food and quickly walking away. Even getting our bill took so long. I travel a lot for work and while the decor is nice and there is a good ambiance the service is truly lacking and I'm usually happy go lucky. It seemed like there was like one waiter for the entire restaurant or something. Food is ok. I would not visit again as nothing stood out that I want to come back for. read more

I've been here twice and feel confident in my rating. I'll start with things I do enjoy about gypsy kitchen: - the staff has been great both times. First time I was there with a large group, second time, smaller group and there was no difference in service. - the place is very cute. Ambience is top notch (can get a little loud during dinner, but not problematic) - the flatbread!!! It's the best thing on the menu. I would in fact go back just for the flat bread and hummus dishes. Other than the three items above, the other food options were very average (and we tried a good amount of the menu), hence the 3 stars. I would absolutely pop in for a the flat bread and a cocktail, but probably not for much more than that. read more

Cool spot! Vibes are great, lots of different areas and the atmosphere was what our group desired. The service was excellent (Josh). Good recommendations, the food was on time, and the table was consistently getting cleared and re-set appropriately. Bar was a little behind for a Thursday night, but to be expected. Cocktails - all were great! Our table loved the Gypsy Dragon. I enjoyed the Canela y Sol too. Apps - Hummus was very very good. Potatoes - average. Pork belly, quite good. Squash was disappointing - it was too small and not worth it. Cauliflower was pretty solid too. Mains - Lamb was fairly good. Our cut was particularly fatty which was a little surprising for lamb but still good. The chicken was a little underwhelming. I'd recommend overall! read more

Brunch on 14th street in DC is often crowded and expensive, and that's if you can find a restaurant without an hour wait. However, this was not the case at Gypsy Kitchen! We sat on the roof, which was beautifully decorated. Although I would recommend getting a reservation, there was plenty of open seating at noon on a Saturday. I got the open faced omelette, which had mushrooms, seasonal vegetables, and labneh. All the flavors worked together extremely well; I especially loved the sauce on the mushrooms, which lent a nice umami flavor to the dish. The service was extremely attentive, and our waiter was very helpful with giving us recommendations and walking us through the menu. This is a great restaurant for a group who likes to share and try different things! About half the menu is small plates, which they recommend about 2 per person. Prices were very reasonable in my opinion, especially for this area (almost all the large plates were $14-16). I will definitely be back to try more items off the brunch menu!! read more

Gypsy Kitchen DC - Open faced omlette - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Gypsy Kitchen is located on 14th Street, competing with many established restaurants. The restaurant offers small and large dishes that are inspired by the culinary traditions of countries located along the perimeter of the Mediterranean Sea. This collection, alongside a wide variety of seating options, including pillow-bedecked loveseats, rooftop cafe tables, and an intimate nook with large dining table -- enables Gypsy Kitchen to serve customers' diverse, changing desires and needs. Some popular items include crispy cauliflower -- cauliflower surrounded by a pool of tahini and topped with seasoned raisins and slices of large capers. This appears to be a take on a popular Syrian/Lebanese dish-- Arnabit -- in which florets of cauliflower are fried and dressed with tahini. Another is honey roasted carrots seasoned with sumac and chermoula (garlic, lemon, olive oil, cilantro) sitting on a cloud of whipped ricotta. Add Hummus bil Lahme to your order and you will appreciate why this item is popular. Warm pita accompanies a bed of radish-adorned hummus that is topped with moist and flavorful shredded lamb. No'Mas'a cocktail, which came highly recommended by the server, is a refreshing lightly floral mix of gin, aperol, watermelon juice, mint, and basil -- perfect for a summer evening. Service was attentive and friendly. Only disappointment is that if you prefer outdoor dining, a neighboring bar (Salazar), when open, inconsiderately BLASTS music over the music streaming from Gypsy Kitchen, producing an irritating cacophony to be found on the rooftop, rather than the anticipated relaxing, shaded rooftop retreat. read more

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I came here with a group of girl friends and we are all the type to order many dishes for sharing. So, you better believe we all tried so many dishes and NONE of them disappointed. Every, single, dish was DELICIOUS!!! The aesthetic of this place was gorgeous. Plants everywhere and it was a very cozy, cute atmosphere. The pita bread that came with the hummus was amazing. We ordered so many dishes that it makes it hard to list out any favorites because they all were really that great. From salads, to meats, to falafel, to breads, to dessert, they all were so unique and flavorful. You can tell that the chef really took the time to make each dish a great one. I would highly recommend trying this place out whether you want a date night, girls night, family outing, whatever it may be! read more

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This place was absolute gem! My husband and I visited by recommendation of a friend & I'm so happy we did! Upon arrival we were quickly led to our table. Once seated, they appeared to be a bit busy because it took a little while to take and get our drink order. Once the food was ordered it came out pretty fast though. Ambiance: Very nice, and relaxing, but a little too dark. When asked, try did light the candle at our table. I noticed others using the flashlights on their phones to read the menu. Food: Everything was really good. We ordered several small plates. 1. Hummus with flatbread (the absolute best we've ever had) 2. Mushroom toast very good, would do it without the egg next time. 3. The charred rapini - very flavorful and the perfect addition 4. Beef kebab also very good, perfect hint of spice with flavorful couscous. We also ordered a large plate- the lamb chops cooked medium. They came with a very different but tasty potato salad. We shared everything and walked away very satisfied. Service: The service was good. They seem to have a good team system. The delivery was fast and efficient. Plates were cleared pretty quickly by another and we were frequently asked if we needed anything. Parking: there was no street parking available so we parked in the lot across the street. I believe it was $30, but very easy and polite attendant. Honestly, I can't wait until our next meal here. #hiddengem read more

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I've been meaning to try this spot out for a while now. 1. I had no idea their location is the old Masa 14. Masa was one of my favorite restaurants before the closed. Okay, so back to Gypsy Kitchen, I made a reservation for a Tuesday night. They weren't busy around 6:30pm but by the time I left it had picked up and the majority of the tables were full. We started with the lamb hummus and fresh seasoned pita bread. Delicious!! 10/10. For our other side plates we ordered the spicy chicken breast - which we were told was soon coming off the menu and the Tirokroketes. Out of the three, the lamb hummus was the best! I ordered one cocktail, the La Murga, tequila based and delicious! I can't wait to go back to try some other dishes! read more

Gypsy Kitchen DC - Pita Bread - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Food was good but don't use your card here because they will steal your information and deplete your bank account.

We came close to their kitchen closing, but our waiter still gave us great recommendations for food and was very helpful throughout our stay. We started with the hummus bil lahme and labneh which both came with flatbread. The hummus bil lahme was delicious and so flavorful! Also the flatbread given was freshly made and delicious as well. For entrees I got the beef kabobs and two other people at our table split the half chicken. The beef kabob was so delicious and well cooked. It came with couscous as well which was good. The half chicken seemed to be ok, nothing bad but not amazing either. It came with rice which I thought was good too. Even though the kitchen was closing soon, I appreciated being able to order and not feeling rushed. It was great service and fresh food too. read more

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Absolutely delicious food. Order extra bread. You won't regret it. Great staff - friendly and knowledgeable. Our server was very helpful for choosing drinks and vegetarian options. read more

I've been to Gypsy Kitchen a handful of times and it never disappoints. I've been for both brunch and dinner and their food options are slightly limited, but I think that allows them to really perfect what they have on the menu. Their cocktails are also incredible - for brunch, the coconut espresso martini is soo yummy & the Murga for dinner is also excellent! ALSO - their pita bread is honestly the BEST pita bread. I could eat just the hummus and pita bread alone for a meal. It's so fluffy, comes piping hot and the zaatar is the perfect touch. The ambience is also gorgeous - dinner is usually busy and lively and the aesthetics of the restaurant are beautiful. It's definitely a DC staple for me! read more

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Food: food was fresh and flavorful. We ordered the hummus dish, carrot salad and falafel and it was perfect for two people! One of us is gluten free and there were so many menu options and the server was super accommodating. Service: kind, and good service. We made a reservation but showed up early and got lucky that they had space for us on the roof. Ambiance: so vibey and cute on the roof! Perfect spot for the summer. read more

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We got 6 tapas for 2 and it was PLENTY (I think we would've been fine with 5; but I think it depends on what you order). We got the hummus, labneh, crispy cauliflower, lamb skewers, shrimp croquettes, and halloumi. Loved them all, the pita served with the hummus and labneh was by far the best pita I've eaten (I'm Iranian and eat pita bread often). We got the labenh cheesecake for dessert; I liked the rose flavor but it was a tad dry. The ambiance was wonderful and our server was great with making recs. Made for a great first night in DC! read more

Gypsy Kitchen DC - Hummus and labneh - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Came in for dinner with my partner and ended up getting seated at a table for a munchkin that didn't even come up to my knees by the owner. Then we didn't have a single person come attend to us for over ten minutes and decided to leave. read more

Gypsy Kitchen DC - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Late night menu - Wesley was my tender oddly enough and was great. I'm not sure why people complain about upstairs, it's beautiful, great atmosphere and amazing service. Menu is limited so, don't be that person that has an expectation coming in late and ordering the full menu. Love this place it's A1 read more

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Thank you for management, billo, thank you for making my birthday brunch amazing, when he see a problem, he fix it. The baklava was amazing with the ice cream in top! Bomb with ice cream! Thank you Mike for being yourself and making an unforgettable memory with my long term friends. read more

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The menu is superb, the location is definitely fashionable, the parking is TURRIBLE and to be expected but it's worth the Uber. We went for a midweek date night with an 8:30 reservation to find ourselves seated on the upstairs patio. Don't get me wrong, it's lovely: upstairs near the bar through a door, warmed with brassieres- the temperature was good- but it was definitely outside.* You can allegedly see the stars, but it's DC, so maybe not lol. The ambiance was nice and it was quieter and more socially distanced than the main dining room so I'll take it! The menu is small but mighty and we tried the hummus with crudite, the squash soup, the chicken kapama and the steak kabob. Everything but the chicken earned superlatives. The chicken, while not dry, was rather bland and needed salt and pepper to get to palatable. With the salt and pepper it was good, if not worth a second look. The steak kabob was a standout STAR. I wanted a steak but at 18 ounces, that NY strip would have been instant food waste, so I opted for the kebab. The meat was perfection! Expertly marinated and grilled, served over a delightful bed of perfectly cooked and seasoned white beans with sprouts. It was truly delicious! The squash and lentil soup was a solid SOLID fall menu choice! The seasonings have depth but it's neither salty nor spicy, just perfectly balanced, warm, and comforting. Perfection. The crudite with the hummus were a standout. No bendy baby carrots here lol, NOPE, fresh mandolin cut carrots and cucumber, CRISP and fresh, that paired PERFECTLY with the hummus! For dessert we tried the cheesecake. The texture was good for me, but I'll admit I prefer my texture more than slightly firm, not creamy and soft like a no bake cheesecake! This one was likely over baked but it was quite delicious and not over sweet. Gypsy kitchen is a vibe! It would be EPIC with some live music and we will definitely be back. * PS - The upstairs is gorgeous but def outside; there was wildlife. read more

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Great place for our wedding shower! Staff was wonderful, food was delicious and plentiful, and the outdoor venue was beautiful.

Upbeat ambiance, great food, friendly service - great place to celebrate, go for a date night, brunch, or a festive drink and apps. Highly recommend! read more

I really enjoyed Gypsy Kitchen. We sat outside and really enjoyed the chill ambiance. The service was great, our server being attentive and knowledgeable, and the food came out quickly. The food was phenomenal. We devoured everything, except for the Baklava and the mushrooms. The Baklava didn't taste like Baklava and the mushrooms just wasn't what we were expecting but other than that, can't go wrong with any of the other dishes. Highly recommend Gypsy Kitchen for a nice evening out with friends! read more

We were here on a Sunday afternoon. Know that they only offer the brunch menu. We were really wanting to try a bigger variety but the brunch menu had a lot of offerings. We tried the hummus (delicious) and the pita bread (more than delicious). If that is all we had tried, this might be a 4+ review. Our table had the Menemen and the Spiced Chicken sandwiches. The egg dish was a small portion but that was OK. In itself, it was also OK but not great. The chicken was a bit dry. Mimosas were good as were some of the other cocktails. Even though I insinuated that we needed separate checks when I stated I wanted the hummus on my ticket at the beginning of the meal, when we were done we were told that the only way they could separate the ticket was to divide it by three. Just be aware. Cool neighborhood and the decor is really cute! read more

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