Everything about this restaurant is phenomenal. From the service to the decor - it's such a chill…read morespot to get away from hustle and bustle. The food is absolutely amazing. Try to hummus. Got the garlic. It was perfect with the olive oil and fresh pits. The branzino with spicy tomato salad and tzatziki was just perfect for a warm spring dinner. Can't wait to try the restaurant next door.

Levantine is a cozy Mediterranean spot with a crowd-pleasing menu, perfect for our late brunch. We…read morestarted with the garlic hummus, which was a generous portion and very creamy. There was roasted garlic in the center looked great, but it didn't punch up the flavor as much too much. The pita was fine, but a bit dry and plain. For my main, I had the Israeli Breakfast with a side of pastrami smoked salmon. The eggs were soft-scrambled very well, and the salmon was exactly how I like it--fresh and buttery. I swapped the pita for seeded sourdough, though it looked and tasted more like standard buttered toast to the point that I double-check edwith the staff to confirm it was the sourdough. The Israeli salad was finely chopped and provided a nice balance to the meal, though it was a bit watery and lacked a flavor punch. The labneh with za'atar was thick and rich and good in small doses added to bread or the eggs. However, I think this combined with the other food was the source of the meal ending up being overwhelmingly salty, leaving me reaching for water for the rest of the day. I also sampled the chicken shawarma--the flavor was great, though it was a bit oily from the paprika oil and felt a tad pricey at $28. On a brighter note, the hot mint tea was fantastic, with hot water served over a generous amount of fresh mint leaves for a refreshing and flavorful tea. Despite the saltiness this time around, I'd return to try something else, like the fattoush salad with salmon.

Delicious food, warm service, and did I mention delicious food? Met a friend here for drinks and…read morelunch and was so appreciative that we were able to linger and chat for a while.

Very homey food! I loved the freshness of it all but most importantly - the falafels were crispy on…read morethe outside and fluffy on the inside! I loved that they're street style and you can see the full sesame seeds in em. Yum!

Absolutely Delicious! One of my go-to's every time I order for delivery! Food travels well, great…read moreportions and the food is fresh and yummy =)

Went on a rainy day so I'm happy they have a little indoor covered area. Take out seemed to be the…read moreonly option. It was ready in ten minutes. I got a lamb gyro and baklava. I will say the gyro was lacking sauce and the lamb wasn't as tender as I expected it to be. But the gyro was alright. Though I think the real winner was the baklava. It was a massive portion (probably 2 servings) but you know I couldn't resist and ate the whole thing. Perfect flake to the crunch ratio. Though it could've used a bit more syrup. It was slightly on the dry side, and a little extra honey would really make it shine. I would come here again perhaps not so late at night on a rainy day because I see a lot of five stars and have high hopes for this place. Hopefully I'll be back to update my review :)

The food is really good here. This is my go to spot when I'm tired of meat and want some seafood…read morewhile I'm at work. They make the food right away so I usually have my food fast. I always take mines to go but they do have some seating. They also deliver. Today I got a lemon rice salmon bowl because it's a Friday during lent. The bowl was really good. It came packed with a lot of food and pita bread on the side. I usually buy their salmon and shrimp skewers but today I wanted something new. All their food is good and always tastes fresh. They play music, but it's not too loud if you want to sit. Seating is usually available even though the restaurant is small.

wildly delicious! My beefteki stick was from another planet. I am genuinely blown away at how juicy…read moreand delicious my snack was. I regret not ordering more, my husband always raises about this place. He likes to get the fries which are really good. He also really loves the lentil soup and the shrimp sticks. Everything is just so full of flavor fresh and juicy. Overwhelmingly delicious Greek food, especially in this area where I would genuinely not think Greek food would blow me away

Yia Yia's is a consistent and reliable go to for Greek food in the area!…read more I recommend any of their cold dips with pita, but my favs are the tzatziki, tirokafteri, skordalia, and the hummus. I also enjoy their avgolemono and spanikopita as appetizers. For mains I go for the pastichio or the chicken souvlaki platter. I love that you get a greek salad and delicious buttery rice with it.

I borderline disliked every single aspect of my my chicken gyro and took like three bites and had…read moreenough . The chicken wasn't seasoned well and the cold bland-ish sauces that was added didn't help one bit. I'll give credit on the fresh veggies they used though . My family member said her falafel gyro had no flavor outside of the sauces and mentioned that she only finished it because she felt guilty because money was spent . The gyros did look rather appealing but this is a massive miss .

On a rare occasion, I found myself in the Williamsburg area of Brooklyn, experiencing the bustling…read morefoot traffic on Bedford Ave. We were in the mood for Middle Eastern bowls, despite the many other choices nearby. The restaurant was clean, ordering was fast, the price was affordable, and there was plenty of seating. Sold! We ordered a Chicken Kebab Bowl with "everything": tomatoes, romaine, cucumbers, pickled turnips, jalapeños, sumac onions, cabbage slaw, Lebanese pickles, Kalamata olives, and feta cheese, topped with lemon tahini sauce over rice. The order also came with a small pita (in sealed plastic). It is essentially a Middle Eastern version of Chipotle. I was happy with the freshness (except the pita) and quality. The only unfortunate part was that the olives were overpowering; I would leave those out in the future. Overall, it's a solid spot for a quick meal, even if it's "nothing to write home about." 3.5 stars. Fun Fact. I didn't realize this is actually a chain until I searched Yelp to find the right one to review. They have 30 locations, all corporate run!

Right after a grocery trip to Whole Foods, I got hungry & decided to try this Naya location out for…read moredinner (almost right across the street) The interior is clean & the art is very aesthetically pleasing. Plenty of spaces to indoor dine. All the ingredients were fresh & the staff were super welcoming. Will definitely be coming back more frequently when I'm in the BK area.

4 1/2 rounded up to 5. It's been a few years since I've…read moreeaten in Baci & Abbracci, we used to eat here regularly when there were fewer restaurants in Williamsburg. The inside dining room is nice but quite minimal in terms of decor, out back there's a big garden/yard which is my preferred spot. Service is always good, friendly and professional. The menu consists of pizza, pasta, appetizers, and main courses. The food is solid, of a good standard and nicely prepared, the potions are generous and the prices are very reasonable for Williamsburg. I'm knocking 1/2 a start off purely because I don't find the menu that exciting but otherwise it's a reliable and pleasant spot.

Two of us came here for Restaurant Week dinner, which was an incredible deal at $30 for three…read morecourses. The food was solid, standard Italian. All of the staff were lovely. The noise level was a little high for my taste, but I guess people were having a good time (loudly).

Really cool space, good for a friend group dinner. We decided to come in on short notice but had no…read moretrouble finding a reservation. Food is solid! Familiar dishes like roasted brussels sprouts, steak frites and some fun dishes like fried cheese curds. We easily shared 7-8 dishes among 6 people and came away satisfied.

My brothers and I were seeing a concert in the area and thought it would be a good idea to grab…read moresome dinner beforehand. I'm not too familiar with the food scene in this area but we stumbled upon The Turk's Inn and the vibes spoke to us. That being said, we made plans to check this place out. Turk's is a kitsch enthusiast's dream - from the moment it caught my eye on the street I could tell this place was over-the-top (in a good way). The charm continued inside with tasteful decor and warm aesthetics reminiscent of themed restaurants in the past. All this being said, I found it hard to believe this place has only been in Bushwick since 2015 - however I soon learned that the original Turk's Inn was in the Midwest and opened in 1934; that spot eventually closed and was recreated here. There are two smaller establishments attached to the place in addition to the main restaurant - Döner Kebab which is a takeout spot and The Sultan Room which is a performing arts space. The menu is somewhat compact - containing some starters, four mains, and some sides. We decided to order a few things and share, and started with their relish tray, cheese curds, and baklava lamb rib. These were all delicious - the cheese curds were homage to their Midwestern roots; they were quite tasty and paired with a slightly sweet sauce that complemented the cheese well. The lamb rib was tender - I was fearing the baklava notes would make it too sweet but it was just enough to give it a unique edge. The relish tray was awesome - it contained a combination of dips, spreads, and pickled vegetables paired with a large soft pretzel and some bread. Everything was super tasty - I really enjoyed this. For our mains we shared the fish fry, lamb kebab, and a side of jeweled pilaf. The fish fry was good - I'm normally wary of fried fish since it can be overly greasy but that was not to be found here. It was paired with fries, some lightly pickled vegetables, and a tasty dipping sauce. The lamb kebab was good as well - the meat was a little too tough for my personal taste but it was still good and sat top a sauce/veg that complemented it well. Service was great - everyone was super friendly and accommodating as we were a little late for our reservation. They came by our table multiple times to make sure we were taken care of and their customer service really was a standout during our meal. Overall, Turk's Inn was a great find - the aesthetics were on point, the food was delicious, and the service was exceptional. I would definitely return for another meal.