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Olives And Figs

4.0 (11 reviews)
ModerateTurkish, Mediterranean
Open • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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The worst food ever! Felt nauseous right after the first bite of their lamb shish and it was shocking how rudely they treated my complaint!

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“The hot and cold mezze made for great appetizers, and our meals were excellent (we each tried something different).”

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Anatolia

Anatolia

3.6(21 reviews)
1.4 mi•London Fields
•££

The ocakbasi experience is the best and only way a kebab should be eaten in my opinion. Grilled and…read moreseasoned to perfection served on a bed of rice, brilliant mezze salad sides and fresh Turkish bread. After discovering Anatolia in Mare street Hackney, this is now my base standard for Turkish cuisine. The Days of regular kebabs on a slow turning skewer dripping with fatty oil are long gone. The meats cooked here are quality and the portion is very generous. It comes with fragrant rice and bread which just makes the meal wholesome and completes the Turkish cuisine experience. The staff are friendly and although busy most nights, can easily handle seat ins and takeaways. Staff are always on point, and everyone is working hard. The resturant is fairly big, used to be one shop, but because of popular demand, expanded into the next shop. It is a casual vibe, and a place for serious meat eaters. I enjoyed Anatolia very much.

I came to this restaurant on a Saturday evening with my service dog and they were very rude even…read morethough I provided ID for my service dog I will be writing or calling a manager about the situation because their staff members were absolutely horrible. My service dog is there because I have severe anxiety and I provide provided identification they did not want to look at it and they near enough hurried ME out of the store. I will not be going back there.

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Anatolia - Mixed kebab for two. With salad bread and rice. £18. Delightful.

Mixed kebab for two. With salad bread and rice. £18. Delightful.

Anatolia - Mix kebab with rice takeaway.

Mix kebab with rice takeaway.

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Sömine

Sömine

4.5(28 reviews)
1.7 mi•Kingsland, De Beauvoir
•£

I have to admit, it's been ages since I last ventured out to Dalston...even though it is supposed…read moreto be the new hipster central! And given that I was practically a novice to this area, I whipped out my phone to consult the opinion of my fellow Yelpers as to where they suggest a starving bloke should find consolidation for his stomach. Sömine popped near the top of the list with overwhelmingly good reviews - amongst others, one by Lizzie G, whose reviews are generally superb! I walked along Kingsland Road, with its mixture of ethnic supermarkets, trashy clothing stores and fried-chicken shops. But the further North you go (towards Stoke Newington), the more the area seems to become "cool", as you can find hip restaurants and coffee shops for the yuppies and hipsters that slowly, but surely seem to "gentrify" this area. Sömine is as low-key as it gets - in fact, it resembles a cheap cafeteria of my long-gone university days. But let's turn to the food for a minute: they mostly offer stews, which are on display already from the outside. The guy behind the counter explained to me the various flavours/ingredients and in the end decided on a vegetarian stew and a stew with minced lamb and aubergine. He ladled them both on a soup-plate and on the side he served me some pickled vegetables and rice. (I specifically asked for the rice to be served on a separate plate.) What I liked best about my dining-experience here was watching the kitchen ladies making Turkish raviolis right there in the restaurant (see photo). For some reason, this act of making food right here and there, made me believe that all their food is made with a similar passion...

Looking for a chill place to have a good conversation complemented with a satisfying meal? Then…read morelook no further...Sömine is what you are searching for! We were on our way to another restaurant up the street and we all decided we could no longer be bothered with walking, that's when Sömine appeared in the distance. We decided to gamble and eat here instead. This is when laziness actually is beneficial. The staff here is so friendly and funny. You were served with the complementary items and given recommendations based on our eating preferences. My fellow veg heads we can eat here! They have several items on the menu that cater to vegetarian boundaries (vegan I'm not so sure). I forget the name of what I ordered but it was almost like a meatless and pastaless lasagna. It was de-lish-us! The place is a bit small with the tables fairly close to each other, so be careful when moving around. Luckily for us, there was one other party there so we had room to stretch our limbs. I would definitely recommend this place

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Sömine - Appetizers and wine

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Tad

Tad

3.8(15 reviews)
1.4 mi•London Fields
•££

The Tad Ocakbasi Meze bar is one of the classier Turkish restaurants on Mare St. in Hackney. For me…read moreit is much more inviting than your avearge Turkish restaurant. First of all, the outside seating is a feature not possessed by many other Turkish restaurants in the area. The orning provides shelter from the often drizzly weather, and the wooden seats are a classy touch and a nice change from the usual tacky plastic outside furniture on Mare street. Expect to receive more food than you think you will get. I ordered the Lamb shish which was beautifully tender. My friend had the mixed grill, which to finish eating is no small feat, he managed to make his way through the abundance of different meats. The shish was around 8 pounds, and the mixed grill around 13 pounds. I guess it depends on how much you can afford, and how much meat you can stomach. The staff really care about your experience, and take the time to have a chat with you. Their interest is genuine, and I did not find the their very personal style of service at all meddling. The Tad is open 7 days a week and is fully licenced.

Tad! It's not a…read morepreppy dude with floppy blond hair, Nantucket reds, and boat shoes. It's a yummy Turkish restaurant with an odd name that sounds like it should be sailing off the coast of the Vineyard. Or maybe Tad means something like food in Turkish. In which case I am dumb (sorry for all the East Coast references, Londoners). Tad stands out for me from all the other Turkish restaurants in the Hackney area thanks to the unusual dishes and the ginormous proportions. We had something called the Yogurtlu Adana, which was a kebab over flatbread, drenched with a tasty tomato-ey stew and drizzled with yogurt sauce. The bread soaked up all the savory flavor and became these delicious little gloopy blobs of yumminess. This dish also came with rice, salad, and a tasty grilled onion. We also had a really good kisir (cracked wheat salad) full of fresh parsley zest and a good-but-not-special-in-any-way hummous. The meze starters came with a basket of grilled bread, resulting in an IMMENSE amount of food. I ate so much I was in a serious food coma afterwards. Seriously, I fell asleep in the middle of work. I guess that's what I get for doing work in bed after an intense Tad experience. No, not that kind of Tad, that sounds dirty...

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Tad - The most delicious salad and the bread that is given out for free and topped up when the bowl is empty

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The most delicious salad and the bread that is given out for free and topped up when the bowl is empty

Olives And Figs - turkish - Updated October 2026

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