Overall a great find! We were in the area and feeling adventurous, so we took a chance. So glad we…read moredid!! Started with lavash bread with hummus and babaganoosh. Absolutely delicious. The sesame flavor of bud bread was perfect. We tried beef adnan which was a bit spicy and delicious on jasmine rice with pickled cabbage on the side. We also tried a meat and cheese pie that was fantastic Dessert was a crispy cheese and honey plate with crushed pistachios, as well as Turkish coffee. We love the food!! Interesting and cute decor with attentive service. Will definitely return soon.

Overall this place was great. Very authentic food and friendly service. The waiter took time to…read moreeducate us on good options and how to eat things. We got the mixed grill platter (4 kebabs and lots of food) and the Turkish pizza thing (I forget the name). Both were absolutely delish and my son liked it too. Would have given them 5 stars if they would have been a little bit more accommodating for my son who wanted a wrap. They serve them at lunch, I offered to pay more to have the kitchen do it but the server just said he wouldn't do it (he never asked kitchen). Putting meat in a wrap... Its in a strip mall/plaza sort of place, not fancy but definitely a sit down. Lots of booths and tables. I would be back.

Amazing food! The garlic sauce, falafel, Schwarma and lentil soup were incredible. A must try!read more

The good: the hummus and the chicken shawarma were amazing…read more The bad: the tabouli was awful. I love tabouli and order it at every Mediterranean restaurant I go to, and this was the worst I ever had. The ingredients might have been off (either the ratio, or maybe something even went bad. It looked normal but tasted terrible). When we asked for cups of water (after spending upwards of $100) we were told they "don't do that" - because obviously they expect you to purchase bottled water. I find this to be unacceptable. Last but not least: we witnessed a cockroach crawling across the floor. One of the little German ones. Although not as scary as their larger, American counterparts, they still carry lots of germs that can make you sick, and when you see one you can assume there are many more close by. Would I be back? Hard pass. I'm sure I can find great hummus and chicken shawarma elsewhere.

This was such a great dining experience for the family. Definitely better than the typical burger,…read morechicken sandwich stuff that is usually chosen. Service was good. They were a bit slow at times but we showed up right at the beginning to f the dinner rush. The food was great. Everything was full of flavor. The lamb shank dinner can also not be described as delicious. Seasoned well, cooked to perfection to where it was so tender and juicy that the meat was pretty much falling off the bone. The shank soup, was more like a consume'; that when combined with the meat and rice...chef's kiss. Definitely will be going back next time I'm in town

Food was good. A little heavy on the spice. The servers were extremely nice. The sodas were very…read moreflat. Over all the rice was amazing. The bread was great. I got lamb with fat but there was no fat a little with lamb always taste better. Overall for the area we are in the ambiance was good but traveling families with screaming kids out of control took away from it. We had plenty of left overs to take home the lavash is a def must have tho. And there should be more of side sauces for the meat. The pie was absolute perfection. I would def tell people to try this place at least once.

Always a great meal and awesome service at Bosphorous. I stopped by for their Magical Dining anf it…read moreDID NOT DISAPPOINT. I had two cold appetizers; the ezme and hummus with warm pita bread, the lamb shank entree, and pistachio baklava. I was so surprised at the size and portion servings for the lamb shanks, one piece would have suffice, but I got the whole meal of TWO. I could only finish half of one and had to box the rest up to go. The lamb was so tender that it literally fell off the bone with just the slightest touch.

We visited Bosphorous winter park to celebrate my birthday. It was a Wednesday so it wasn't…read moredifficult to get a reservation. We were really excited based on all the amazing reviews. We ordered the mixed appetizer and the famous lavas bread. To our surprise we got a flat, deflated pita bread instead. Lavas bread is a signature dish of Bosphorous so I called the waitress and asked why the lavas bread was deflated. Answer: must have a hole. The manager came around so I told him the same and added that I had chosen this place for my birthday and was looking forward to the round and puffy lavas bread but got a pita bread. His answer: some time that happens. Sorry but for a restaurant of this level, they shouldn't let their signature appetizer leave the kitchen if it isn't perfect. End of story. And at least the manager should have cared but didn't. Otherwise, my husband and I shared a mixed grill, my mom had a shrimp dish she liked and they did bring me a dessert with a candle which was nice. If I go back to Bosphorous it won't be this location. Parking was Ok but it was also Wednesday.

Had a great experience at Habibi Lebanese Grill! The food was incredibly fresh and delicious, and…read morethe restaurant was very clean and welcoming. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and very helpful with their recommendations, which made the experience even better. Everything we tried was flavorful and fresh. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to again. Highly recommend!

Stopped by here for dinner and had a lovely experience. The staff were very kind and nice through…read moreour whole dining experience which we really appreciated. He was very helpful which we appreciated. We ordered the chicken shawarma platter and chicken shawarma pita which were both delicious. The portions were generous and flavorful. The hummus also came with pita which was a nice addition. Inside it was a typical fast casual layout, that was clean. Would be a great place for lunch. The food also came out pretty quickly! Looking forward to coming back again.

My husband and I were in Orlando for a convention and decided to have dinner at Taverna Opa because…read moreit was nearby. Unlike the venue in Hollywood, Florida, which is near our home, this one is larger and brighter and more spacious. The food is just as good and the atmosphere also is cheery and bright. We had the saganaki and the grilled octopus appetizers. Both were very good. Although we are used to cold, marinated octopus we thoroughly enjoyed this grilled version. For dinner, hubby had the lamb board and I had the slow-cooked lamb. Both were savory and satisfying, and we had enough leftovers for the next day's lunch. We were adventurous and tried the Galaktoboureko dessert, custard wrapped in honey phyllo. It was served warm, and it was sweet and creamy. Our server Rafael was very attentive. About the only problem we had was that the appetizers and entrees arrived at the same time. Say what? Nico, one of the managers, chatted with us before and told us he had worked at the Taverna Opa in Hollywood. After our meal, he stopped by to see if we liked this restaurant and even offered us a taste of mastiha, a Greek liqueur. Hubby doesn't drink, but I gladly accepted a shot (and really liked it). We had dinner around 6 pm and the entertainment was starting just as we were leaving a bit after 7 p.m. We couldn't stay longer because we had to catch a speaker. Dinner for 2 with 2 appetizers, 2 entrees, 1 dessert, tax, and tip was $137.

This place is happening! Came here on a Friday night and there's a party wrapping up. Came into the…read moredining hall and found all the ladies on top of the dining tables just dancing and having fun throwing napkins (instead of plates traditionally). It was fun to see.they had belly dancers that danced around the tables throughout the dining hall. Came here as recommended by my friend whose husband is Greek. Ordered several dishes but I was disappointed at my order, the Bifteki. It was dry and a bit on the dark side. Was not a fun of the taste. I was wrong to expect it to be like the traditional kobideh. It was so dry I asked for the tzatziki but I had to pay extra, was really disappointed. Got the DIY hummus which you have to smash on wooden mortar with a pestle--not a fun of it either but ok, the flavor was there. The Lemon chicken was surprisingly good. The Pastitsio was the best, very rich in Greek cheeses. This was the best one from all that we've ordered. Service was ok, nothing special and the ambience was loud. Perhaps on another weekday it won't be this loud.

My love for Turkish grew even more after dining at Zeytin Turkish Cuisine. My friend and I met for…read morea quick dinner and our overall experience was great. To start we ordered the Lava bread with different dips: - hummus - haydari - babaganoush My favorite was the haydari, it was delicious and fresh. For dinner I ordered the chicken Adana kebab. The meat was tender and well seasoned. It came rice, a side salad and mixed vegetable. My overall experience was positive and great.

Authentic and flavorful Turkish food in a quintessential, cozy, and welcoming restaurant…read more All ingredients tasted very fresh and my favorites were the lavas bread, the babaganoush and the kebabs. The side of diced tomatoes that came with the kebab was surprisingly memorable -- I'm pretty sure those were the sweetest and juiciest I've ever had. They were probably shipped from the Mediterranean, lol. Service is truly genuine and kind. He brought us a free small side of babaganoush to try. It felt like he had read my mind because I was thinking about ordering it later in case there was still some lavas bread left. Will return!

Updating from 2 to 3 stars. I've ordered from Uber Eats a couple of times and the food quality has…read moreimproved a bit. Falafel was flavorful but still a bit dry. Delivery was on time so I assume the service was efficient. I did not dine in so cannot comment on ambiance.

Ordered chicken shish and beef/lamb Adana kebab to go. Very…read morejuicy chicken kebabs and very tasty Adana kebabs. Entrees come with brown flavored rice, hummus and salads.

Absolutely one of the best IYKYK places in the city. The food is really good, prepared fresh. The…read moreatmosphere is an elevated laid back vibe. Service is good, my server answered all off questions and took great care of me while during my visit.

Such a lovely spot for Turkish food! We tried several different dishes and honestly enjoyed every…read moresingle one. The flavors were authentic, portions were generous, and everything came out fresh and hot. I especially loved how welcoming and relaxed the atmosphere felt. It felt like having a really good meal with family. We'll definitely be back!

I liked this spot so much that I went back within the week because I had to share it with friends…read more After dinner, even my friends were saying they couldn't wait to come back. Lale is a small, cozy restaurant with the most delicious food. I am a huge fan of Mediterranean food, but had not had Turkish food before. I ventured to try out a few new things and everything was stunning. Fan favorites for me and the table included the mixed grill (even though it says serves two, if you order appetizers it can absolutely serve 3), the hummus (truly some of the best I've ever had), and the Kunefe. The Kunefe - oh my goodness - it's like nothing I've ever had before, but our table devoured it and stated that they just found their new favorite dessert. The service is attentive and you can tell that there is a lot of love put into the food that is served to you. I look forward to returning many, many more times in the future!

My first experience in Winter Park was made even lovelier by our server and the excellent food…read more Beautifully presented and flavored. Reasonable prices in today's economy for a sit down, healthy lunch. The Turkish coffee was outstanding!