They have a complete menu of Turkish cuisine and they're rather busy even on weekdays, but still…read morevery cozy and quiet. There's street parking available on Yonge street (in front of the restaurant). The service is rather fast and efficient even when they're at capacity. We ordered "Baba Ghanoush" and "Garden Salad" and "Yogurtlu Kebab". Baba Ghanoush is not served with fresh baked pita and we were a bit disappointed. The presentation could've been better, too. We also ordered "Kunefe" for dessert and enjoyed it.

This is a Turkish restaurant featuring kabobs and pides (Turkish pizza). We came in weekday night…read moreand it's half full, therefore got seated immediately. We ordered: 1. Mixed platter 5/5 2. Combo for two 5/5 3. Additional salad 5/5 4. Ground Beef pide 3/5 Overall good experience here, staff is very friendly, food is good with big portions, will come back again

This is a food stall in Food Hall TO, specializing in Turkish food, but also serve some…read moreMediterranean food. They soft-opened on 2026-01-02 and grand-opened on 2026-01-30. Until 2026-02-28, any one main plate, and a choice of two sides or one drink, is $9.99. After that date, the same combo will be $15.99. If you want a combo with all three, it will be $17.99. I ordered the main consisting of Beef, Roasted Chicken, and Pilaf Rice. I chose a Fanta Pineapple as my drink. They poured a Beef Seasoning on top. The chicken was tasty and juicy. It is leg meat (dark meat), which was why it was tasty. The beef was extremely juicy, more than I expected, and the juiciest I've ever had! I found out it takes 2 hours to prepare and cook the beef! Well-worth it! The sauce was good. The spice was mild, so good for me. The rice pilaf was cooked perfectly, and it is mixed with vegetables. They also sell Turkish Delight boxes for $12.99 until 2026-02-28, and then $14.99 regular price. There is indoor seating, and outdoor seating (during warm weather). There is lively music in the background. There is free WiFi from Food Hall TO. The food hall is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms upstairs, and they are wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2026-021

Food here is amazing. Customer service here is good…read more Cute little place in a rough area. But very cute.

worst place I've ever been. costumer service is bad, they serve you like if is your responsibility…read moreto buy them. food is 50/50 no to many options of ingredient.

Loved the mini Cappadocia vibe -- it felt so cozy. The service was exceptionally friendly and…read morewelcoming. We started with a salad, followed by a mixed grill kebab platter served with lahmacun bread. All of the BBQ meats were nicely charred and packed with flavour. I especially enjoyed the Adana and beef kebabs. When we opened the homemade flatbread, hot steam came out -- which was so cool. We tried both the lahmacun and the spinach & feta pide, and they were delicious. It was also my first time trying Beyti kebab. It's basically Adana wrapped in flatbread with cheese, served with tomatoes and yogurt. Such a great dish! I also tried a fermented carrot and turnip drink called Şalgam (the spicy version). It was salty, spicy, and really tasty -- it paired perfectly with the meal. We enjoyed every single dish here and will definitely be back.

Great customer service. We only tried kunafa. It was made…read moreby them. It was delicious. Beautiful setting for dine in. Parking can be tricky. Don't have lots of space for parking.

Burnt chilli, soggy fries with oil pouring out all around is what I got delivered…read more The sauces were alright but leave a weird aftertaste.

Having read the Google reviews and in the mood for something different (because I like to explore)…read moreI stopped by Antioch on my way home from work and suggested my wife meet me there for dinner. All the food is home cooked and very fresh, even for a Monday night. We spent some time with the owner of the restaurant, going over suggestions and decided on the falafel appetizer and the Adana shish kebab platter with 2 skewers of meat. With 2 beers, this was quite a nice filling choice to split between the two of us. We've eaten at a lot of middle eastern restaurants, and my wife goes to a great Turkish restaurant in NYC quite a bit, so we have points of comparison. The food at Antioch was all very tasty and fresh and we will definitely return for more. PS - the baklava is made by hand by the owner and is worth trying for dessert. It's different than the typical Greek baklava. Highly recommended.

Came here with a group of friends for dinner. We got the BBQ mix platter. It came with some fresh…read morepita bread, an assortment of dips, and a platter of meat with some rice. All the meats were really tasty. The fresh pita bread was also amazing. The staff were really friendly and even gave us complimentary tea at the end of our meal.

3.5 - I came here earlier than my friend so the staff kindly allowed me to sit while waiting for my…read morefriend to arrive. The waiter was really nice, he was friendly and smiling when he greeted me and took our order. My friend and I shared the meat doner with bulgur because we were not that hungry. When it came, it looked too good to eat. Presentation was well done with a variety of toppings and it was aromatic. Sadly we found the meat to be too salty for us. It was hard to eat when the bulgur and pita were running out as well. We were surprised to see that we were charged for $4 just for a cup of water each?? Apparently this is their norm but I wish I knew before coming here so I could say no to it as I had my own water with me...

First time trying Armenian food, but definitely not the last! The whole experience was wonderful…read morefrom start to finish. The restaurant is tucked inside a charming little house with a deck out front, string lights & such a cozy feel. When we arrived, it was packed with couples young & old and families, and the whole atmosphere felt low-key, warm & joyful. We ordered wine and a few things from the menu: Fattoush Salad, Sarma (grape leaves), Cheese Borak, dips (hummus, moutabbal & lavash eggplant) and Shish Taouk (chicken kabobs). While there are similarities to Middle Eastern food, there were some subtle differences I really loved, especially the chicken, which was incredibly moist & flavorful, and the Cheese Borak, which I'd never had before and was SO good. Everything we tried was delicious, the service was wonderful, and I would absolutely come back.

This Armenian restaurant gets 2.5 stars…read more Tanabour was rich, thick & creamy. Yogurt & mint meant it was a bit of an acquired taste, but it was decent.  Samsak was decent. The crumb was crumbly, though slightly dry. The beef tasted decent, though it was a little dry.  Ghacourma was alright. The beef was slightly dry. It came on rice which was confusing given the menu description. We got complimentary prepackaged lavash & pita on request to make the sandwiches, but given how simple the flavour was the sandwich didn't work as it was too dry & plain (since the bread was even drier & less flavourful than the rice). The dish was rather one dimensional without any sauce as the beef was very simply cooked. The rice was also simply cooked with pine nuts.

Really enjoyed our dinner out the patio here! The small patio is a few tables out front, so it can…read moreget quite loud and busy with all the cars passing by, but it did the trick and we were able to dine with our pup. We ordered the chicken doner and cheese pide as well as the mixed grill for 2. It was more than enough food for 2 of us and we ended up with some leftovers to take home. All the meats were really delicious and I liked the softness of the pide. They also offered us complimentary tea after our meal which was a great way to end off dinner.

Delish Turkish food next to York U!…read more Be advised that the patio is a few seats outside the restaurant, not a proper patio, but it does the trick! We got the platter for two and the chicken shawarma pide. The pide was really good, but it was just missing something. Maybe a dip or something? Overall still quite filling and delicious. The platter was very juicy, large and delicious. Service was quite good, despite us being the only people on the "patio" and the inside being busy. Would come again