We ordered 2 chicken (tavuklu pide) pide's which are like canoe shaped pizzas (1 regular chicken, 1…read moreBBQ which was dressed with corn and a drizzle of sweet smokey BBQ sauce), plus picked up lentil soup, which tasted like Dahl, without seasonings (pepper, cumin, salt, garlic: the basics). It was incredibly cheap $132 Turkish Lira, with the exchange was like $11 dollar CAD for the whole show. Lively place filled with locals out for an evening. The place was very busy; half a dozen orders on the go anytime you step up to the counter.

We ran into this place while searching for a local Turkish place for lunch. It's not every easy to…read morefind - take stairs to come down a floor. Outdoor seating arrangement was very nice. We ordered few things - salad, kebab etc. food was good, service was great, interest connection was very helpful.

This place's service is awful. The host gave us a terrible table even though most of the tables…read morewere empty. Her attitude towards us was not good, and she didn't pay attention to customers. She spent most of her time playing with her phone and seemed to think she was working. While the food is good, the host is ruining the overall experience. The ambiance is quite interesting and uncommon for this type of place, which is a positive aspect.

Love this little place for delicious homemade food, great lunch spot! authentic…read more Great value Nothing fancy just good food

This place is amazing! The taste and quality of the food is incredible. I also love how warm and…read morefriendly the environment is. Including the service! :)

The food was delicious and generously served. I had the special iskender and the işli köfte. Both…read moregreat. Recommended.

Food was delicious. Service was awesome. They even surprised me with a cake ice-cream and a wine…read morebottle with my picture for my birthday. Ambiance was nice relaxing place

Great food. Great ambiance…read more Nice staff. If you miss the taste of seafood in Ankara this is the only place I recommend.

Family-friendly, local resident eatery that focuses on boiled manti (Turkish ravioli) and gozleme…read more(Turkish quesadillas). Choose your own table; menus are the size of placemats and found under the glass tabletop. Unlabeled spices / condiments are brought to the table in a cute caddy. The boiled manti is small, but the portion is still filling with the yogurt and tomato paste. Where's the sarimsach (garlic)?! I also prefer other restaurants that garnish the plate with dried mint and paprika. Located on the second floor, Dostlar has a GREAT view of the street.

They used to serve great manti (turkish ravioli) and dolma (stuffed grape leaves). But not…read moreanymore!! The food is only 'meh' now and the service is extremely slow. You almost have to beg to get your food. The problems started after they bought the space next door and expanded the restaurant. The servers and the kitchen barely keep up with the number of customers, especially during lunch and dinner time. It is such a shame because I used to really like this place.