After a long day of walking around London, we found our way back to Camden Town and were starved…read more And it was 10 p.m. A bag of crisps wasn't gonna cut it. Enter Istanbul. Kebabs? Sure! But let me tell you...this is SO much more than just another kebab shop! I wish I could tell you what we ordered, but I can't. Mine was a stewed lamb atop hot bits of pita and slathered in their house sauce (like sour cream.) Oh good lawd IT WAS SO GOOD! Also equally delish was the hummus and pita. Service was super, food was amazing. Do yourself a favor and visit! I wish we were locals so we could eat our way through the entire menu. P.S. They do Uber Eats/new delivery if that's more convenient for you!

OMG! So much food…read more Between the 2 of us, we ordered 1 main course (iskander kebab) and 3 starters (sausages, imam bayildi - stuffed aubergine and falafel). The food was all super tasty, but we had so much leftover! Both of us had skipped lunch and were having early dinner, but we barely put a dent on the amount of food that arrived. As soon as we ordered, we were brought Turkish style bread lovingly buttered and 4 different dips (hummus, minty yoghurt, cheese and a tomato one). This itself would have been a sufficient meal for us both. The falafel came settled on a bowl of hummus. The side salad with the main arrived in a plate of its own. Service was very fast and the lady serving us was lovely as were the line of chefs we passed by on our way in and out. When you peep through he window, it looks like a tiny kebab place, but they have really comfortable seating at the back. Some of the other places we wanted to eat at in Camden on a Friday night were completely full, so we entered this place on a whim, but left completely dated and satisfied.

Excellent food, ambience and service. I cannot recommend this place enough. Loved the new refit,…read morelook and feel of the place. I'd highly recommend it and hope everyone enjoys it as much as we do!

From the owner: Fine Turkish Cuisine were the for is cooked on real charcoals, BBQ meat, sea food and amazing bar.read more

Rude, sarcastic staff. They dont sell under £10. Hehehe. Typical Turkish attitude. Pushy and quite…read morestupid. So, today i came, and i do i wanted Falafel and sparkling water. The waiter said No, they dont sell only this. You have to order more. So f...k urself. the fun fact is , that i wanted to come this evening with my freind for dinner. Now , you can kiss my a...s How stupid you must be to be this stupid. Hehe. I saw other reviews. I am not the first, who said same thing. Good luck, and never again. Humanity in this place is low.

We went to Likya for a weekday lunch as it was only steps away from my daughter's apartment in the…read moreGolders Green community of Metropolitan London. This was my first experience with Turkish food, and that's one thing I enjoy about London is the wide variety of international dining. We started off with some of the freshest pita I've had, accompanied by a humongous bowl of creamy tzatziki sauce. For the app, the family shared a Karisik meze cold appetizer sampler. Our entrees were centered on doner (lamb). We had the Yaprak Doner (shredded lamb served with rice), Betyi (seasoned spicy lamb served on a skewer on top of pita and served with fresh vegetables), and mixed doner (shredded chicken and lamb). With all 3 dishes, the meat was fresh, moist, and delicious. The server was very friendly and accomodating (I think he was smitten with my daughter, but in a nice way). I'd also mention that, across the street, Likya also had a smaller branch, more of a bakery. They have a lady who before your eyes, prepares gozleme from scratch at a preparation station. I tried the one with cheese and spinach and it was delicious. For my Miami peeps, I'd equate a gozleme with an empanada. We were stuffed, but we also got excellent chocolate baklava to go back to the apartment with. All in all, I enjoyed my Turkish dining experience with Likya!

Dinner with a very old friend during a stop over in London…read more Marvelous food - Lamb Shank slow cooked to perfection Super service - there when you need it but not intrusive Soft, melodic Turkish pop tunes playing adding to the airy atmosphere of a place with wrap around floor to ceiling windows You will not be disappointed if you ever find yourself in East Finchley, London

This is a visually appealing restaurant on a busy street corner. My wife and I have spent some…read moretime in Turkey, so we have informed views about food presentation and quality. This venue is okay, but not in the same league as some of the places we have frequented in the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. Perhaps it is unreasonable to think that it would be. We ordered a selection of mezzes, which were pretty good. The dessert that my wife ordered, kanafeh, was the best selection of the evening. I also had a glass of wine, while she drank tea. I would certainly come back here for the food selection, but not at dinner time. The main issue we had was the tardy service. The restaurant seemed understaffed in the kitchen, which is visible from the eating area. We were told there was only one chef that night for a busy enterprise. In those circumstances, the waiters need to come by now and then anyhow to let patrons know what is happening. Everyone was pleasant, but not enough staff were on deck. Price is median. We walked from our nearby apartment rental. Street parking might be a challenge, but there is a tube entrance a block away.

Great family restaurant. Excellent food at reasonable prices. Great with children too.read more

I really enjoyed the service and a great cheeseburger! They have a wide variety of food. They serve…read morebreakfast food all day! Thats a plus if you just want breakfast at 8 p.m.

Yum. The previous…read moreowners of our flat told us that there was a fantastic Turkish restaurant right near Tufnell Park station, but they didn't tell us the name(!) So, when our dinner plans fell through one night we decided to wander over to the station and find it. It turns out there are several kebab shops...so we tried this one as it looked the most authentic and least greasy. My boyfriend and I tried the lamb and chicken shish kebabs, which come wrapped in gooorgeous soft Turkish bread. I can't remember or pronounce any of the names of the dishes, but my brother's girlfriend tried the lamb and aubergine dish, which looked lovely (and came with a huge pile of rice, bread and salad!) My little bro' wanted the döner kebab, and he said it was the best he had tried for ages. I had a peek at the main menu...and am now really keen to come back, as long as I can work out how to pronounce things! *They had some naturally gluten free and vegetarian options as well.

Amazing food. Family run. Best Turkish meal I ever had!! The owners are a delight. Nothing not to…read morelike in this little place

Harringay Green Lanes is scattered with excellent Turkish restaurants. Gökyüzü is one of them...and…read moreit's one of the busiest, having received a write up in the Guardian recently. My go-to dish is the Adana Köfte - I go for the large portion. It comes with a delicious side salad (traditionally liberally sprinkled with Sumac) and a heaping of fat bread and yogurt dip. The atmosphere is busy...it's a large space. But the service is efficient and quick. This is a great place to go to with a larger group as they have excellent sharing platters.

Great service, awesome food, and friendly staff!! My family…read moreand I landed late and was starving!! We walked the street and came across this gem!! We all enjoyed our food and continued to visit during our stay.

Just over the road from my flat and with the electricity out across the block…read more I came over with a friend Glad I did. The food was delicious. The prices are very reasonable for Golders Green. The star dish was the flavorful chicken liver starter. Just a tad too easy on the salt It's ideal for families and meat lovers with the on-site grilling. Friendly servers, easy on the pocket and a authentic experience. Will definitely return.

3.5--will finish review in full later, but in the mean time, went on a quite snowy night when…read morepeople weren't venturing out so we were one of 2 tables booked in the place, but apparently on a regular night it's packed. They are known for their open fire charcoal grill, and perhaps it's a bit unfair that I didn't have something from the grill, but here are my two cents on the mezze, etc. We started with the mixed mezze plate, which comes with 2 dolmas, hummus, tomato/eggplant spread, tomatoey tabbouleh, taramasala (sp?), 3 types of yogurts (spinach, tzaziki, and another), and tomato-stewed white beans. The hummus and various yogurt dips were outstanding--excellent flavors and textures. The beans and tomato tabbouleh were quite nice as well. For din my companion went for the grilled quail, which comes with 2 quail, roasted tomatoes and chili peppers, and a nicely sized salad w/ grated carrots and beets. I didn't sample, but he cleaned all bones that were to be cleaned, so suffice it to say, he ate well. I ordered more mezze for din b/c we had had a heavier lunch (dim sum and then an orgiastic chocolate feast at hampstead creperie!), and I think that this was my mistake. I ordered regular tabbouleh, but it was strangely sweet--I think there were peppers in it or something, but it was actually unpleasant. The hummus (round 2) was still strong and mushroom/mint salad was decent--needed flavor, despite the promised mint. Accidentally ordered more of the eggplant/tomato, which was also a mistake--not that it was bad...I just didn't need that much oil! Overall, I do think that this is a good restaurant, they have some kinks in service to work out, but it's really the grill that one should go for--I'd take veggies elsewhere (although there are more vegetarian options than it first appears when you walk in and are greeted by a meat case).

I feel a little pressured to give this place 5 stars, given that all of the previous Yelpers have…read morealso rated this place so highly...alright, lemme succumb - it's worth five stars! I actually heard about this place, because of Samir S, a fellow Yelper. Samir sent me a compliment the other day, in which he urged me to try E Mono. Having followed his reviews for quite a while, I knew that I was onto something and in less than 24 hours I was at E Mono ordering a Turkish burrito or döner wrap...with me were three police officers from the nearby police station - all of whom seem to be regulars here. This is what I like about this place: - I received the warmest welcome. I don't think I've ever walked into a kebab/döner shop where someone greeted me with a smile! Amazing experience... - I love the simplicity of the menu: chicken, lamb, köfte, or shawarma in a wrap or in pita wrap. That's it - no endless studying of the menu. - The taste of the food...I ordered the chicken wrap and it was delightful. Juicy and tender meat, with fresh salads. - It's clean and the design of the store is very simple. Really - just a wonderful experience and recommendation!

I'm American, used to burritos, staying with a local who recommended E Mono. I'm a vegetarian so I…read moregot the mixed falafel wrap with humus. It was delicious! Crunchy, filling. I came back for another days later. These guys would steal a lot of the burrito business in California if they relocated.