It's on a corner and easy to miss. It is a bistro owned by a Turk, so the menu covers both Turkish…read moreand Scottish dishes. The menu is extensive and there is something here for everyone. Service is attentive. They have a good bar and serve beer, wine and spirits, they also sell raki, if you want a real Turkish drink.

Whether this was an American Diner first & has now become a Turkish restaurant or the decor has…read morechanged but not the menu I've no idea. Either way the kebab wrap I bought to walk back to my digs with at the weekend wasn't bad but I've had better.

We are on our first day in Scotland and I wanted to find something with fresh veggies and spice…read more We'll be having enough traditional food in the Highlands. We loved this restaurant and enjoyed all our dishes. The good thing about small plates, at modest prices, is if a member of your party doesn't care for a dish it's no big deal. The salads, the kebabs, the dips, the seafood... everything was first rate as was the service. Only dish that faltered (and we had 10 among four of us) was the moussaka. Terrific meal! They need to pay more attention to their Yelp listing - there's a full bar, excellent cocktails, and they take credit cards - despite the Yelp listing.

There is very little I could fault about this place. It's spacious. The food comes pretty quickly…read moreand the service is fantastic. As I get further into my twenties, I've found that restaurants have an increasing tendency to play their music very loud. I'm sorry, and call me old fashioned, but one of the main things about going out for dinner is that you are there to have a conversation with the person you are with. I'm not there to get my groove on. Anyway, I digress. I really enjoy Greek/Turkish and Middle Eastern Food which is what this place specialises in. We chose some mezze plates including the chicken souvlaki, soutzoukakia (meatballs), the Moroccan Chicken Tagine and the Loukaniko. It was mouth watering. It was great value too, the portion sizes were manageable and we left very happy customers.

This is my first review so.......I live 2 minutes from The Agacan and since i usually visit Turkey…read moreat least once a year, i thought i would try this place. The Agacan is a well known restaurant having been established in Dundee for many years. Its a small restaurant with not many covers, however they do sell takeaways, quite a lot! This makes the entrance to the place very cramped and quite difficult at times and usually by 7pm or 8pm they will have sold out of doner kebab. My last order was the Adana Kebab £12ish, having loved this in Turkey i thought i would here. I ordered the takeaway and was told they dont usually do the specials as takeaway but will do this time because it was quiet. Always a friendly welcome, the kitchen is so small there is a hive of activity, smells were delicious, paid, got my food and away. When i opened the container, the Adana kebab was more like a thin version of a kofte, sliced down the middle, sitting on a bed of a squared pitta bread and chilli sauce, a portion of rice, portion of salad and another pitta. I felt the meat was overcooked, quite dry and for the price..........well overpriced. I couldnt fault the salad or rice, i dont think the pitta's were hand made and i was left with a disappointed taste in my mouth. I would recommend trying the place but not if your searching for that real turkish authenticity, the meats are ok, but bulked with pitta, rice and salad.

Quite possibly the best Turkish food I have ever tasted. I always end up going for the Pilic kebab…read morewhich consists of marinated chicken skewers on a massive bed of rice and salad, with pitta bread and chilli sauce. I would go for lamb, but dont really like it, however people in my group have had the doner, kofte and sis kebab meat and have raved about it. Portions are brilliant and its the only place I know where you can get a takeaway from and it will look exactly the same in your house as it would in the restuarant. Staff are friendly. Its a wee bit pricey but the quality of the food will soon help you forget! Its quite small but to be fair that adds to the experience and you kind of feel privilidged to get a seat in the place! You can also watch your food being made as everything is out in the open. We have walked in a few times but youre safer to book in advance, especially if you are taking more than 4 people. Menu can be found here for takeaway - http://www.dundee-takeaways.co.uk/agacan.php Cannot reccommend this place enough! Go!

Topkapi is a Turkish Restaurant and Takeaway…read more I've only ever had takeaway from here, but can say it's the best Kebab I've enjoyed in Fife. The Owner and Head Chef, Murat, has been cooking Turkish food for over 25 years and that experience really comes through in the flavour of the dishes. Assisted by another friendly face in Ali, they give you the feeling that nothing is too much trouble and that they enjoy preparing food for you. So far I've tried the large Lamb Shish and Kofte mixed Kebab, which was both substantial and delicious. Tender meat, lightly spiced in the case of the Kofte with crisp salad, sauces and fresh pitta. I've also had the Lamb Sauté. This is a saucy, tomato based dish with slow cooked diced Lamb and served with a seeded bread that is like a cross between Naan and Ciabatta. My apologies for not knowing the name of it prior to the review. Again this was lovely but, if you are ordering this, please remember it is a sauce based dish so not a kebab. With that expectation, you should enjoy it very much. Having only discovered this place relatively recently, I've been three times already !!! Good food and friendly service will do that to you though :-)

We checked this place out, despite the lack of curb appeal, based on the one 5 star review we…read morefound on yelp. It didn't disappoint and would highly recommend. It was around 2:30 and he was was just working on opening but welcomed us in and fed us enough food for 3 people and it was delicious. Definitely recommend and such a welcome change from the bar food that is mostly prevalent throughout the country.

Please note that this review comes from a Canadian, globe trotting, food lover!…read more What a quaint, casual little family run restaurant. We walked-in for dinner just after opening around 5:30. Three tables were already taken and reservations are encouraged but we were accommodated with the condition of leaving by a certain time. We had hummus, lentil soup and chicken shish! The hummus had the perfect texture with a garlicky, tangy finish. The soup and chicken were good with very slight Turkish seasoning and fresh. We were presented the red "hot" sauce that was equivalent to a mild blended picco de gallo. (Minus the cilantro and onion) Overall an average meal at a very reasonable price.

My friend genuinely picked this place because he finds it funny to call me Hannadan- thankfully, it…read morewasn't a wine by pretty stickers job, and it wasn't a load of vinegar-y rubbish. Now, I absolutely love borek, after having it for breakfast in Albania- so I had some of that- it was lovely. Also baklava is one of my favourite things, so that happened too- also great. Top marks for the hummus too. I kind of wished we'd got loads of small plates and picked and shared, but my companion here isn't a sharer (I know, why are we still friends? I don't know either), so I had moussaka- which always risks being sloppy, but it wasn't at all. Lovely staff to boot too.

We went with the two of us last night to Nargile. The first time we went is more than 20 years ago…read moreand we have had take away from here as well. The place is unchanged with a buzzing atmosphere, great service and great food. Yesterday we ordered the Ziyafet Sofrasi. To start of with hold and colt mezze, always excellent here and a must. That was followed by a mix of meats as mains, equally good and finished with baklavas and Turkish coffee. And that all with a nice bottle of Yakut Turkish wine. A great evening out.

Fine place for dinner. Multiple versions of kabob's, including nicely prepared lamb. Humus was very…read moregood. I can't recommend the calamari - not bad, but not prepared to my liking. Of course, why I ordered this starter in a Turkish restaurant I'm not sure? Casual dining within walking distance of the Malmaison Hotel.

We had the loveliest meal at Meze Meze on Rose Street. There were four of us and we ordered the…read morefeast, and every single dish was delicious and fresh. The veggies were the show stopper. The sweetest man, who I assume was the owner, brought our kiddos two Turkish delights on the house. I only regret not ordering dessert. Alcohol selection was great, and the table was comfy.

We stumbled on this find for lunch. The food was great, especially their take on a tzatziki sauce.read more

Wonderful restaurant with fantastic deco and the view to see they grilled your food! Grilled salmon…read moreis super juicy delicious. The side salad, grilled tomato and rice that came with it go really well with the fresh fish. The grilled shrimps are super tasty, especially with the delicious sauce. The desert menu looks great but we were too full to try one.

The best restaurant in Scotland. Everything is so tasty! We ordered half the menu and they…read moredelivered more! The wait staff were super friendly. And all the sauces were out of this world... we asked for extra sauce and they gave us a bunch more no charge. Me and my family will definitely be back.

Excellent food and service! We are from Texas and have lots of great food to choose from. This…read morerestaurant is a top notch choice. We could not finish all of it! Would go again for sure!

I can't believe there aren't more reviews for Rendezvous at Nargile, although I see at least one…read moreperson has left a review for the Nargile (same owners) on Skene Street whilst providing a photo of Nargile/Rendezvous. This is my favourite place to eat in Aberdeen. I love, love, love all their food. The Rendezvous is so much better than Skene Street as I think it is a prettier venue and the parking is so easy. If you can get a Groupon voucher or an offer voucher via Northsound for Fab Food Friday then power to your elbow. I go with friends for lunch and dinner when I can and always have the mixed Meze. I think the flavours are amazing. By the way, there is a Nargile in Edinburgh with similar food, but I do not think it is owned by the same family.