Beautiful restaurant. So many little details to appreciate…read more Kebabs were amazing. I definitely want to come back to try some of the different styled ones. The lentil soup was lovely. Very similar to Dahl, just a thinner consistency. Felt just like home haha. Wasn't the biggest fan of the Kuzacha Shurpa. I know for next time, it was just very subtly seasoned. I'm sure that's how the dish is supposed to be, just not my style. The only thing that upset me is they had a lot of stuff on the menu, that they didn't have. Such as some of the salads. They had a big selection of everything though. The service was great. It was slow when we went in, but it was around 3-4pm on a Saturday. We were served and seated very quickly. Definitely will be revisiting- and I'm curious , is it really open 24/7 haha.

Plove is in the location formerly occupied by "Julia's" (Julia Pitts) Southern Comfort restaurant…read moreoff Dixie Highway in a small Fairfield strip mall. The atmosphere and decor was very inviting and traditional Russian (Uzebekistan) fair, which was delectable! I picked this spot for me and my friend Viveza. Me: Plov (THIS WAS SO FREAKING DELICIOUS! OMG) Fresh pressed fruit punch (cherries, berries) Barak soup (with beef dumplings) Her: (She loved everything, especially the mojito) Lamb Kebab Russian Moxnto (Mojito) Lentil soup What great food!!!! Did I mention that it was "I, I, I, I" who picked out the place???!???? Just go! Get everything WE had, and a few other food stuffs!!! Viveza's separate review: Plan a visit now! The taste of the food. Nothing short of exquisite. Flavors abound yet they're beautifully and dare I say, lovingly balanced. Close your eyes with a mouthful of the Plov dish and I promise you'll be transported to the Uzbek countryside in the kitchen of a loving "Xola." (auntie)

The restaurant was very nice, the atmosphere was wonderful. Our waitress was wonderful, always…read moreright there when our water was about to run out. Holy cow was the food absolutely fantastic. I recommend the chicken kebab.

We were visiting Cincinnati from out of town and wanted to try something a little different from…read morewhat we have back home, and Truva Turkish Kitchen was a wonderful choice. The atmosphere had a relaxed elegance without feeling fancy, and after coming straight from a loud reception, the calm setting with gentle music was exactly what we needed. My colleague and I both ordered the chicken kebab dinner, and it was exceptional. The food was flavorful and tasty, the chicken was moist and deliciously seasoned, and the steamed vegetables were cooked perfectly without being mushy. We also enjoyed the Turkish tea after dinner, which was recommended to help with digestion. It was a strong black tea served in the cutest little glass cup with a handle, and we finished every drop. The staff was attentive, kind, and welcoming without being intrusive. Overall, it was a very relaxing and enjoyable dining experience, and I'd gladly return.

We had a wonderful dining experience! Iliana - the cute little bubbly hispanic girl - was…read moreabsolutely exceptional, incredibly friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The other 2 girls, helping Iliana, Adyson with the beautiful curls and Hazel, the redhead. They were attentive, professional, and went above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect. The food was excellent, and the outstanding customer service made the experience even better. I will definitely be recommending this restaurant not only to my friends and family, but to my patients as well. Thank you for such a great experience!

Carry out only. We…read moreordered the family meal for two. Most of the meat was pretty good. The gyro meat was a bit dry and the lamb patty was undercooked (ground meat should be cooked thoroughly for safe consumption, I don't know why restaurants all serve it pink in the middle). The rice was very simple, not much flavor. We didn't know it came with salad or we would have asked them not to include as we don't eat salad. I did taste it and it was bland for my liking. Also iceberg lettuce is really the worst. Grape leaves are very good. Tastes fresh. Would order again. It was also served with bread but I like to dip it in hummus or yogurt dip and that was not included so we didn't eat it. I took a bite and it seemed ok. Overall, not a ton of flavor in what we ordered. My fiancé called it safe. I would have liked to see some sautéed vegetables included instead of salad but that is my preference. I'm not sure we will return, as it was pretty mediocre.

Their food is consistently, really good. They package it well and it's always still hot when we…read moreget it home. Reasonably priced as well!

This was very cute restaurant. I liked the environment. I went there on a Wednesday night. I got…read moreseated immediately and ordered lamb shank which is their favorite dish. I was expecting better quality on the food. It did not satisfy me completely. Don't get me wrong it was good, but my expectation from lamb shank was higher.

Outstanding food and service! Delicious sampler appetizer and authentic entrées…read more Baklava for dessert is a must. Owner Fahri is very attentive to make sure you have a fantastic dining experience! Highly recommended.

Dear lord, this place is good. I've been three times now and they knock it out of the park every…read moretime. I don't know what they add to the rice, but it's perfect. The gyro dinner is my go-to and it is so, so good. The staff is always very friendly and very happy vibes if you grab a table. I waited to move to the area to check this place out and totally regret waiting so long.

This is the most ridiculously priced mediocre Italian food I've experienced. My friends chose it …read more I had a glass of superTuscan red and a bowl of sticky pasta with fatty pancetta . My friend has a bowl of risotto that looked like mush. There was a dessert on the menu for $27- not a typo . If looking for good Italian in Cincinnati, do yourself a favor and go to Forno or Pepp and Dolores. Much better food for same or less money .

Beautiful spot in downtown Loveland. My friend and I came here when the weather was absolutely…read morestunning. The outdoor patio has a great atmosphere. Our waiter was very kind and knowledgeable. He guided us through the menu and helped us choose our delicious dishes. The food was good. I wish the portion was a tad bit bigger for the price that you are paying. Overall though, this place is perfect for a yummy dinner outside!

Everything at Fillo was SO GOOD! I'm sad we didn't learn until this place until now--it has…read moreapparently been open for years! Our server was very kind, and he explained that the chefs are the owners, and they are in the kitchen every single night. This is their passion project, focusing on super fresh ingredients, and you can absolutely tell. We started with the bread service, which was delicious. It was covered in seeds and spices, giving it an extra punch of flavor. We then moved on to the cheese saganaki and fried feta, which was my favorite bite of the night! For mains, we got both branzinos. The filet came on a bed of rice and spinach flavored with spices. The filet was perfectly crispy. The whole branzino was also delicious, but just watch out for bones! We were pleasantly stuffed so we didn't try dessert this time, but we'll be back soon!

My first ever restaurant experience in Cincy - everything I ate was good! I went with the lamb…read morechops, which came with a hefty price tag but didn't disappoint - the asparagus, potatoes, and chops were all hits. My dad's salmon was also delicious. However, my favorite was the bread - the olive oil + butter combo slapped. Overall, a good experience, but I need a little bit more wow for me to give the last star given the price point.

Excellent authentic Turkish cuisine -- something I've missed for years after moving from within…read morewalking distance of a Turkish bistro. If you're not familiar with Turkish food, study the menu first because the restaurant would fit perfectly in Istanbul or Ankara rather than the U.S. A lengthy bar stretches from front to back of the room. It's located in a large former craft brewery with both in- and outdoor dining. Service was attentive, and the baklava was pricey but worth it. One oddity: The former brewery's TVs still line the walls but are now tuned to multiple news channels instead of sports.

This was a quick lunch. Service was friendly, food came out quick they provide warm pita bread for…read moreappetizers. We had the Istanbul Kofte (mixed lamb and beef patties) and Oven roasted baby lamb. Both dishes served with basmati rice and salad with a yogurt dip. The meats were tender and seasoned nicely, the patties were juicy and flavorful. Happy tummy!