There's a dish that I tried made of lamb with salad and fries, great taste, very home made, the…read morefalafel also very tasty, all ace to come back for a snack or a full meal...

Came for dinner after flight from Madrid. Food was great. Large portion for the money and staff…read morewas very friendly.

We came here on recommendation and it was a delicious and filling Turkish meal for us. Make a…read morereservation as they get busy! We ordered the Bardak Alti (mini lamb pita) and the Ali Salata (salad) as starters. The mini pita is really small and probably for a single person, but was fine for the two of us to share just to get a taste. The salad was fresh and light, but also not a huge portion size. For the main, we opted to share an order of Barisik Tabak, which was a combo of Ali kebab (lamb & beef kebab), Saslik (veal w/ onion rings), and Pilic sis (tender cubes of chicken). This was a great sampler plate to try multiple grilled items and we really enjoyed it. The meat was tender and juicy, not dry at all, and very flavorful. The entree came with a small side salad and rice as well. We also ordered the baklava for dessert, which was super tasty as well.

First time at this restaurant and it was F A B Chill decor,…read morefriendly team, excellent menu. One to definitely try and repeat.

Walked over there on Sunday from the Hampton in. Website showed they were open. But they were…read morenot... There was a nice deli open next door. Young lady made us some nice sandwiches.

Small but targeted menu with shaved beef or chicken, halloumi or falafel as the base served on a…read morehot pita, fries, lavash bread or Turkish pizza. 2 sauces and lots of fresh toppings finish the meal off. The person behind the counter has a lot of flair - fluid motions that keeps the food coming and the long line moving. No small feat. I went with the shaved beef Turkish pizza with everything but onions for the toppings and man was it tasty! Already planning to go back next week when I'm in Hoofddorp again for work.

Found a long hair in my Kebab, two bites in. Won't be going back…read more Needs more characters to post.

Looking for fresh, tasty, quick food that is healthier than your average fast food joint? Leeman…read moredoner makes tasty doners/wraps/kap salons using fresh ingredients and fresh made breads. The menu is very straight forward - pick your type (doner/wrap/plate), pick your meat and pick your toppings and sauce. I really enjoyed the gyro meat and the chicken was also very tasty. The fries were regular fries so not too special. They also carry a Turkish spinach pastry that is amazing.

We stopped by just to share a desert and it was amazing. Nice atmosphere and service was top notch!read more

This was my first exposure to Turkish cuisine. I absolutely loved it. The restaurant was able to…read morefit us in despite them being filled with reservations due to Ramadan. They waiters were all very friendly and provided excellent recommendations.

Some of the freshest food! Very nice people. I have been here twice & will come back. Although the…read moresecond time there, ordering the same thing, seemed like the sides were a little different. I preferred the plate I had the first time, which is the pic attached. The bread was not the same as picture the second time, for sure. I prefer this bread. Mine was chicken.

I stopped by to get a Döner. They used to have a restaurant but it is closed and they are running…read morethe business out of a trailer in front of the former business location. You have your choice of beef or chicken. The bread was fresh. And the meat was plenty. The garlic sauce was good. There were also many extras that you could order. The owner was very friendly. I would come back again.

How lucky am I to have this little Turkish restaurant so near to my house? Sooooo lucky!…read more Because... there really aren't that many restaurants in this neighborhood and the others are really just snackshops, so we need SOMETHING. But also because it's Turkish and serves genuine Turkish dishes - not just shoarma or "Turkish pizza" - which is a nice break from the typical Dutch set of restaurants. Also because the food is actually really, really tasty - from lamb dishes to salads to chicken stews, etc. - it's all really good. Aaaand because the prices are great! Aaaand because it's kind of a neighborhood place that no one from the outside finds, so it's small and friendly and cozy and the owners/servers are super nice - neighborly even! So, if you happen to stumble into the south side of Haarlem and need a warm Turkish dinner (anyone? anyone??), this is it. But do understand, I'm a fan because this is a great neighborhood restaurant, not because it's gourmet food. Good, not gourmet. Perfectly satisfying, not for princesses. You have been told. Tip #1: There's always something on the menu that is NOT available that night, so be prepared/ask. Tip #2: HAVE THE TEA, WITH SUGAR - it's delicious!