One late night vegetarian pizza to go. Their take away price is 10€ for a whole list of pizzas but…read moreyou must order outside at the take away counter. Didn't expect much for a 10€ pizza but it did the trick. We enjoyed our late night pizza and would order there again.

Small and cramped. The to-go window pumps out an astonishing number of chicken doners. People…read moremust like them, but I prefer the traditional beer/lamb diner. Sit-down dining is rushed and inattentive. Clearly their focused priority is pushing doners out the window. Food though was pretty good. No real complaints about the meal itself. Suggestion is just grab a doner at the window, given that's their specialty and their money maker.

Horrible HORRIBLE Turkish food! I ordered dolma, kofte, tzaziki, and taboleh…read more I KNOW the Dolma was not made and it came from A can! I know what canned dolma tastes like it was mushy and so gross. They had the nerve to ask 1 euro for piece of CANNED DOLMA. Not fresh made The taboleh was VILE it was old green mushy liquidy parsley with barely any toboleh inside. the young man working was very nice and tried to help but the kofte was just terrible. And I have been to turkey I know what Turkish food is, not t mention I live in NY and there is a lot of Turkish food. I can't speak for other food there but the items I ordered were terrible.

Four stars and very worthy. These folks are warm and welcoming, and the food is aaah-mazing! What…read moredrew us in was the smell of well seasoned tasty meat, and they didn't disappoint. #yum Had the grand platter with four meats' (beef, lamb, turkey, and chicken) white and Turkish rice, with an array of lettuce, fresh slices of tomato (if tomatoes are your thing ) and shredded carrots. The meats' were nicely seasoned and tenderly cooked, very tender slightly pink lamb. We also got the tzatziki, Turkish hot tea and a couple of beers. Then some yogurt and honey cake for dessert . The place is tiny #HoleInTheWall but the food was well worth a return visit. Would be great for Togo!

Quick and delicious food. Friendly staff. We ordered the Plater of Kabob's and it was generously…read morestuffed. We didn't want the cold drinks so they didn't hesitate to adjust our order. Good place for four Kabob cravings

Awesome spot to drop in for vegan options! Super friendly people and happy to accommodate. When…read morewe're in Nice next time we'll be back here for sure. Sitting outside and people watching was enjoyable too, lovely neighborhood.

Great food with great presentation. Well priced. Easy to get to. Friendly service. What's not to…read morelove? Really liked the Assiette Kefta.

From the owner: Grillades, Kenan, Mezzes.read more

First off, this is not Indian in a fast food environment with regards to cost and service. So don't…read moreassume it's significantly cheaper It's still a family restaurant without many tables. The husband and wife has kids and their family friends/relatives kids that are teenagers and help serve the food. If you expect prompt and regular service, I don't think this is the place. It's more of a restaurant served in an informal setting. There's nothing like have family friends/old aunties communicating in Hindi with the cooks and stuff and talking about family problems in India while you're eating haha. It's a little cheaper than some of the other Indian restaurants in the area. They do have a huge menu like a full-service Indian restaurant. Every category (veg, chicken, fish, mutton, etc.) is covered and they have non-Indian items like kebabs and sandwiches among other items. Personally, it's not worth coming here if you just want a sandwich or kebabs. There are plenty of Middle Eastern and patisseries around. I ordered a Poulet Butter Cream (Butter chicken - 10.50 Euro) and my dad ordered Agneau Currry (Mutton curry - 10.50 Euro). Unlike a lot of American places, you have to order naan and rice separately. Ridiculous, I know. Some places, you get one free and other is extra or vice-versa. Here, your money is only the entree. Fortunately, the quantity is bigger than it looks. Two Naan nature costs 4.00 Euro (plain naan is 2.00 Euro each) and Riz nature basmati costs 5.00 Euro (Plain Basmati Rice is 2.50 Euro each). For 30 Euro, it was actually a filling and very tasty meal. And for 30 Euro, it's obviously not 'fast food'. There was much better service at the other Indian restaurant but the taste is very good here. They have a full selection of drinks to choose from (water, pop, and alcoholic beverages) so long story short, you get restaurant quality food in a casual, small environment.

The place doesn't look like it would be good due to it's shabby demeanor, but we were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The chicken curry tasted quite authentic (I'm Indian!) and the tikka masala was pretty decent too. The meat was tender and flavorful. The naan was hand made and toasted to perfection with just the right amount of ghee/butter applied. The price is affordable too. Great value! Would recommend. P.S. I would not recommend getting any of the non traditional items (kebab, chicken nuggets, etc).

It's just okay. I had the kebab wrap. The meat was fatty, very greasy & really not much flavour…read more The shop also had no AC so a hot day like today it was terrible inside even just to wait to get it to go. I feel bad for the cooks. I won't be back

Absolute rubbish! They messed up our order and told us it was our fault they misunderstood what we…read moreasked for and that they wouldn't remake it. Then, after being berated by the most disagreeable woman you have ever met, we took the food as there was no getting our money back and it was terrible. Take my advice and stay away! I will say that there was a lovely older woman in the back who was very sweet and tried to help but the vile woman at the counter wouldn't even hear it. Again, do yourself a favor and go down the road to any of the other Shawarma restaurants along the road.