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Stopped by on a weekday night after seeing their store front and saw how busy it was! Even in a weeknight, the place was ~80% full. They just opened two months ago, and i was so impressed by their service and food quality. I saw earlier reviews note how bad/slow their service was, and I can confirm it has improved since. It was easy to flag servers down to order and my water was never empty. Now important part - FOOD. You get their famous bread baked fresh from their fire oven, served with olive oils and olives. Who can say no to fresh baked bread?? we got their grilled octopus ($22) which came with two perfectly grilled tentacles, albeit very tiny. It was served with grilled tomatoes and mashed potatoes. We also got their chicken kebab with yogurt which def packed a punch in terms of flavor - you get that char flavor from the grill then the spices which just adds to the flavor. Make sure you save some of the bread for your meat order! Lastly, we got their milk pudding with cinnamon and Turkish coffee which came with a chocolate covered Turkish delight. 18% is automatically added to your bill and the menu noted a 3% additional fee if you pay with card (although I didn't see the extra card fee on the receipt!) The place seemed large with high ceilings, comfortable seating with good amount of space between diners. But it does get pretty loud with everyone talking.. it's pretty echoey. And whenever there's a birthday celebration, they play the birthday song on the loud speaker!
Came for a Friday dinner with girlfriends. Located in the heart of Forest Hills/Austin Street next to the Target. Made reservations and were immediately seated. The interior is beautiful, large open space and different types of tables and seating. We were put in the middle of the restaurant. There is a large bar seating area, they have a wood burning oven where they make their breads and food fresh. Also a salad prep area next to the oven. Right when you walk in, there is a large fridge displaying all the meats they offer. We were brought their popular bread to share with oil/olive to dip. We decided to go with plates to share, we ordered the platter of mixed meats which came with a small salad and rice on the plate and the shrimp skewer meal which came with 2 skewers of grilled shrimp with onions/peppers, arugula salad and rice on the plate as well. The food was outstanding, flavors on point, meat and fish cooked perfectly, and more than enough to share and have for take home too. They give sturdy take home containers and bags. We tried their drinks too. The Verde drink is a slam dunk, I would have never imagined matcha to pair well with liquor but I saw the light at Zara! It had a lychee flavor that made the drink even better. The lychee martini was as expected. The pomegranate drink was not great. Bill included tip and came to just under $170 for three people, full meals, and 3 drinks. I would suffer through the traffic and headache of parking to visit again!
Wow what an awesome experience! The ambiance is warm inviting and modern! Service was top notch! Handsome waiters! We ordered chicken Adana kebab, mixed appetizer, chicken shush kebab. The Adana was very flavorful. The pilaf rice was fluffy and tasted so well with the tabbouleh salad. The chicken shush kebab was so tender and juicey. The fresh bread they bring is a warm cloud of perfection that compliments the mixed appetizer. It has hummus, garlic yogurt, eggplant salad, tabbouleh and a spicey chickpea salad. I walked here but there doesn't seem to be available park lot. Lucky if you get on the street parking. Gorgeous restrooms!
Beautifully renovated space, and good service. The menu options are good, and we were all happy with the overall experience. The lamb shish could have been more tender (it was quite tough and a little overcooked), but other than that everything else was fine. The food quality is average, I'd say, but the decor makes up for it, and it's a good addition to this neighborhood.
New addition to the neighborhood and came here twice in one week. The interior blew me away compared to the old TGIF. They knocked down the walls and everything is so gorgeous and grand. Love how they bring out a ginormous freshly baked pita to the table at the beginning of the meal. It was sooooo good. Pro tip, if you're ordering any dips, ask the staff to wait for the dips to come out and to bring out the warm pita at the same time. Our first mistake after working out was to eat it right away. The first pita is complimentary but the second one is an additional charge. That's not really the issue but we were pretty full after chomping on the first one and then ordering a second one to use for the dips. We ordered an assortment of items to share. If it's your first time I would highly recommend the mixed meat platter to share. Everyone loved the shrimp casserole. The Turkish dumplings are fun to try. Cocktails are yummy here. Second time we also tried the branzino. Can't go wrong with branzino at a Mediterranean restaurant. Service was a little slow at lunch. Service at dinner was pretty attentive. Only issue was that they do this really loud presenting when any parties order the huge meat tray to share. At first we thought it was for a birthday but then realized that it was for delivering the tray. After the 5th time, it does get a little disruptive and annoying. We didn't order any dessert. Walked by and it didn't look too appealing or fresh. Great new addition to FH. Will definitely come back.
Amazing place. Not sure what's better, the ambiance or the food. Order the octopus for an appetizer and the ZaRa Family plate for dinner (more food than you can imagine). Also, there is plenty of parking on the street, but if you can't find one there, there is a paid parking lot on top of the building (enter next to Target). Definitely give this place a try. You will be glad you did.
Visited Zara Austin on Saturday night after they had just opened Wednesday in the old TGI Fridays space, and honestly this was one of the better accidental finds I've had in Forest Hills in a while. The space has been completely transformed. Warm lighting, upscale without feeling pretentious, and the open dining room gives it a much more polished feel than the old chain restaurant setup ever had. You could definitely tell they were still in grand opening mode because the staff was everywhere in the best possible way. Plates cleared immediately, drinks constantly refilled, everyone attentive and eager to make a good impression. We started with the babaganoush and falafel. Both were excellent, but the fresh bread might have been the standout of the meal. Warm, fluffy, and clearly made to be part of the experience rather than an afterthought. For mains we had the beef and chicken kababs. Both were cooked very well, flavorful, tender, and properly charred without being dry. Rice and salad were fresh and balanced the meal nicely. Finished with baklava, which was rich without being overly sweet. For a restaurant only a few days into opening, they looked surprisingly polished operationally. Service was sharper than places that have been open for years.
Food was really great . Got the golden family platter for 9 ppl [including 2 kids] and it was more than enough. It came with rice and salad. When you order the golden it comes with loud music and a whole show of ppl clapping so if don't like attention I would ask to skip it lol. They have kids chicken and fries and apple juice boxes if needed. Fries are amazing. Octopus was also delicious. The service was ok the waiter definitely seemed overwhelmed but always helpful and kind. I think they need to hire more waiters. They also put on music for birthdays. The place is beautiful!
This is a late review- I went on the 2nd day they opened. It was a very quiet opening, no announcements or anything. We figured the food would speak for itself! We came for a late lunch, were seated promptly as they weren't very busy yet. Had the complimentary baloon bread, and ordered fried calamari, the Zara family plate for four people, and the chocolate soufflé for dessert. The fried calamari, although evident of good quality squid, was different. It wasn't as fried, the batter quickly falls away from the squid, wasn't crispy, and overall very flavorful but a little bland even with the squeeze of the fresh lemon wedge. This one was a little disappointing. The Zara family plate had a beautiful presentation, with its meat platter or lamb, chicken, and beef. They explained there's also supposed to be falafels but as it was their second day of the restaurant opening, they didn't have it yet. There were two kinds of lamb, two kinds of chicken, and 1 kind of beef. The lamb was cooked nicely, and one of them had a minor kick to it. The chicken skewers were nice and flavorful, but the chicken bites were overly dry. The round beef patty was nice and wish we actually had more of that. In addition, the family plate came with 4 portions of sweet rice and salads. Overall a good dish to order if you're looking to try a variety of things. The chocolate soufflé was nice and full of chocolate lava from the center and paired nicely with the vanilla ice cream. Very heavy on the chocolate flavor so that was great! For the 2nd opening day, I'd say not bad but they still need to get things together in terms of how they cook the food. I probably won't come back for a while until they are able to cook the meat properly so it isn't as dry. There was a portion of the meat platter we just couldn't eat because it was dry and hard, particularly the overcooked chicken. However, presentation was on point and the open flame added that wow factor. Not to mention, the renovation of the restaurant was spectacular and has a more upscale feeling to it. The staff were nice and checked in once in a while as you're eating to make sure all is okay. But if you're waiting for them to come to you because you need something, it does take a while. They have different wait staff standing around. There's two who stand by the wall and they are mostly in charge of cleaning up. The waiters themselves who take your order, or answer questions regarding the food or gives the check, wear the same color clothes as the clean up crew and are running around quite a bit so it did take a while(over 5 minutes) if you need something. It was a little confusing at first why the clean up crew looked directly at us, watching us raise our hands, did nothing, and then watch us eventually put them down and sit there for a long long time unassisted. That was a little frustrating as we knew there were only the handful of window tables filled in the restaurant. But then again, for the 2nd day of the restaurant being open, it is understandable that they were still trying to figure things out and hopefully will be able to find their groove on operations and dry chicken.
Food and ambiance were great! Love to see a new halal spot in the neighborhood. Real authentic Turkish food. Service was a bit hectic probably due to how busy it was. But overall great experience. Definitely recommend for date night or group celebration!
The bread and hummus appetizer came quickly; the latter was somewhat bland, though it was smooth. The chicken thighs were visually appealing and generally grilled well, though a touch dried. Service was disappointingly inattentive as we didn't get our water refilled and we needed to flag someone to pay the bill, but perhaps the operations will improve.
My friend and I went here after looking for a place around Forest Hills to have lunch. There aren't many Turkish restaurants on the area and the other reviews on Zara looked promising. The food was amazing, wells seasoned and everything came out hot. The place is surprisingly spacious and well decorated. The staff was also quite pleasant. I'm definitely coming back :)
Tried Zara Austin in Forest Hills (the old TGI Fridays spot) and loved it. The Iskender Kebab was one of the best dishes I've had in a long time -- perfectly spiced sliced lamb gyro with yogurt on the side. So delicious. Prices are comparative. They also give fresh balloon bread and olives with the entree fresh from the clay oven, delicious. Service was very attentive too. Only difficult part is finding street parking on Austin Street as we all know.
I walked by a few times, curious about this place. I wasn't a TGI Friday's regular though and wondered what the new space looked like. I noticed they were busy last Tuesday at 6:00 so I gave in to my curiosity and walked in, asked for a takeout menu and quickly looked around ~ nice space! We made a reservation for 7:00 last Saturday and were promptly seated in the back of the room when we arrived. Our server (Seret?) was patient and professional, our drinks came quickly (mister had an Efes beer and I enjoyed a glass of Sancerre), and we loved the fresh, hot bread with olives. We shared a Mediterranean salad then tore into our lamb and beef kebabs ~ YUMMY! I spied Baklava on the menu, so we asked for a takeout container and split an order. More deliciousness! The women's bathroom is beautiful, elegant, and so clean with a beautiful mural and statue of a pair of bunnies taking a selfie ~ so sweet. We're DEFINITELY coming back though I admit the 18% automatic tip is a turn off since we usually tip 22-25%. Dear Owner: please, please rethink this 18% automatic tip practice. New Yorkers TIP! Please trust our community to tip your excellent staff. Please! read more
8 days ago
Had a delicious Turkish dinner at Zara Austin restaurant in Forest hills with a group of friends. I actually arrived early at the restaurant and decided to have a lychee martini and I was able to take my drink with me to the table when the rest of the group arrived. They brought out this huge fresh bread from the oven with olives. And we ordered calamari for appetizer; which was totally delicious. For entree, I had the chicken shish kabab that was the most delicious. It was served with tasty grilled cube chicken that was flavorful, fresh salad, a small hot green pepper, red pepper, and yummy delicious basmati rice. For dessert we had Turkish coffee that was served with a piece of chocolate. Our waiter was from Istanbul and he was amazing. Lovely place to dine! Would definitely go again. read more
So this new Turkish place opened up in my hood and every time I walk by there's tons of folks eating so once it was my college friends meetup decided to try this place and everyone was willing to try. We loved the ambiance. Huge beautiful space and the women's bathroom was so pretty. A few ladies were taking selfies since mural was beautiful. The food was good and plentiful! We had 5 of us and the waiter recommended the platter for 4 and we still couldn't finish. Three of us brought leftovers home. We also ordered the babaganoush and falafel appetizer. We got their 1st complimentary balloon bread as well as pita bread to eat with the babaganoush. The balloon bread came with olives and olive oil. It was definitely a popular birthday spot. There were quite a few folks celebrating their birthdays so no joke they kept singing happy birthday pretty much the whole time we were there. Definitely a lively spot and good for groups. We all enjoyed so maybe heading back. read more
Stopped by on a weekday night after seeing their store front and saw how busy it was! Even in a weeknight, the place was ~80% full. They just opened two months ago, and i was so impressed by their service and food quality. I saw earlier reviews note how bad/slow their service was, and I can confirm it has improved since. It was easy to flag servers down to order and my water was never empty. Now important part - FOOD. You get their famous bread baked fresh from their fire oven, served with olive oils and olives. Who can say no to fresh baked bread?? we got their grilled octopus ($22) which came with two perfectly grilled tentacles, albeit very tiny. It was served with grilled tomatoes and mashed potatoes. We also got their chicken kebab with yogurt which def packed a punch in terms of flavor - you get that char flavor from the grill then the spices which just adds to the flavor. Make sure you save some of the bread for your meat order! Lastly, we got their milk pudding with cinnamon and Turkish coffee which came with a chocolate covered Turkish delight. 18% is automatically added to your bill and the menu noted a 3% additional fee if you pay with card (although I didn't see the extra card fee on the receipt!) The place seemed large with high ceilings, comfortable seating with good amount of space between diners. But it does get pretty loud with everyone talking.. it's pretty echoey. And whenever there's a birthday celebration, they play the birthday song on the loud speaker! read more
Came for a Friday dinner with girlfriends. Located in the heart of Forest Hills/Austin Street next to the Target. Made reservations and were immediately seated. The interior is beautiful, large open space and different types of tables and seating. We were put in the middle of the restaurant. There is a large bar seating area, they have a wood burning oven where they make their breads and food fresh. Also a salad prep area next to the oven. Right when you walk in, there is a large fridge displaying all the meats they offer. We were brought their popular bread to share with oil/olive to dip. We decided to go with plates to share, we ordered the platter of mixed meats which came with a small salad and rice on the plate and the shrimp skewer meal which came with 2 skewers of grilled shrimp with onions/peppers, arugula salad and rice on the plate as well. The food was outstanding, flavors on point, meat and fish cooked perfectly, and more than enough to share and have for take home too. They give sturdy take home containers and bags. We tried their drinks too. The Verde drink is a slam dunk, I would have never imagined matcha to pair well with liquor but I saw the light at Zara! It had a lychee flavor that made the drink even better. The lychee martini was as expected. The pomegranate drink was not great. Bill included tip and came to just under $170 for three people, full meals, and 3 drinks. I would suffer through the traffic and headache of parking to visit again! read more
9 days ago
Wow what an awesome experience! The ambiance is warm inviting and modern! Service was top notch! Handsome waiters! We ordered chicken Adana kebab, mixed appetizer, chicken shush kebab. The Adana was very flavorful. The pilaf rice was fluffy and tasted so well with the tabbouleh salad. The chicken shush kebab was so tender and juicey. The fresh bread they bring is a warm cloud of perfection that compliments the mixed appetizer. It has hummus, garlic yogurt, eggplant salad, tabbouleh and a spicey chickpea salad. I walked here but there doesn't seem to be available park lot. Lucky if you get on the street parking. Gorgeous restrooms! read more
Beautifully renovated space, and good service. The menu options are good, and we were all happy with the overall experience. The lamb shish could have been more tender (it was quite tough and a little overcooked), but other than that everything else was fine. The food quality is average, I'd say, but the decor makes up for it, and it's a good addition to this neighborhood. read more
New addition to the neighborhood and came here twice in one week. The interior blew me away compared to the old TGIF. They knocked down the walls and everything is so gorgeous and grand. Love how they bring out a ginormous freshly baked pita to the table at the beginning of the meal. It was sooooo good. Pro tip, if you're ordering any dips, ask the staff to wait for the dips to come out and to bring out the warm pita at the same time. Our first mistake after working out was to eat it right away. The first pita is complimentary but the second one is an additional charge. That's not really the issue but we were pretty full after chomping on the first one and then ordering a second one to use for the dips. We ordered an assortment of items to share. If it's your first time I would highly recommend the mixed meat platter to share. Everyone loved the shrimp casserole. The Turkish dumplings are fun to try. Cocktails are yummy here. Second time we also tried the branzino. Can't go wrong with branzino at a Mediterranean restaurant. Service was a little slow at lunch. Service at dinner was pretty attentive. Only issue was that they do this really loud presenting when any parties order the huge meat tray to share. At first we thought it was for a birthday but then realized that it was for delivering the tray. After the 5th time, it does get a little disruptive and annoying. We didn't order any dessert. Walked by and it didn't look too appealing or fresh. Great new addition to FH. Will definitely come back. read more
6 days ago
Amazing place. Not sure what's better, the ambiance or the food. Order the octopus for an appetizer and the ZaRa Family plate for dinner (more food than you can imagine). Also, there is plenty of parking on the street, but if you can't find one there, there is a paid parking lot on top of the building (enter next to Target). Definitely give this place a try. You will be glad you did. read more
Visited Zara Austin on Saturday night after they had just opened Wednesday in the old TGI Fridays space, and honestly this was one of the better accidental finds I've had in Forest Hills in a while. The space has been completely transformed. Warm lighting, upscale without feeling pretentious, and the open dining room gives it a much more polished feel than the old chain restaurant setup ever had. You could definitely tell they were still in grand opening mode because the staff was everywhere in the best possible way. Plates cleared immediately, drinks constantly refilled, everyone attentive and eager to make a good impression. We started with the babaganoush and falafel. Both were excellent, but the fresh bread might have been the standout of the meal. Warm, fluffy, and clearly made to be part of the experience rather than an afterthought. For mains we had the beef and chicken kababs. Both were cooked very well, flavorful, tender, and properly charred without being dry. Rice and salad were fresh and balanced the meal nicely. Finished with baklava, which was rich without being overly sweet. For a restaurant only a few days into opening, they looked surprisingly polished operationally. Service was sharper than places that have been open for years. read more
Food was really great . Got the golden family platter for 9 ppl [including 2 kids] and it was more than enough. It came with rice and salad. When you order the golden it comes with loud music and a whole show of ppl clapping so if don't like attention I would ask to skip it lol. They have kids chicken and fries and apple juice boxes if needed. Fries are amazing. Octopus was also delicious. The service was ok the waiter definitely seemed overwhelmed but always helpful and kind. I think they need to hire more waiters. They also put on music for birthdays. The place is beautiful! read more
This is a late review- I went on the 2nd day they opened. It was a very quiet opening, no announcements or anything. We figured the food would speak for itself! We came for a late lunch, were seated promptly as they weren't very busy yet. Had the complimentary baloon bread, and ordered fried calamari, the Zara family plate for four people, and the chocolate soufflé for dessert. The fried calamari, although evident of good quality squid, was different. It wasn't as fried, the batter quickly falls away from the squid, wasn't crispy, and overall very flavorful but a little bland even with the squeeze of the fresh lemon wedge. This one was a little disappointing. The Zara family plate had a beautiful presentation, with its meat platter or lamb, chicken, and beef. They explained there's also supposed to be falafels but as it was their second day of the restaurant opening, they didn't have it yet. There were two kinds of lamb, two kinds of chicken, and 1 kind of beef. The lamb was cooked nicely, and one of them had a minor kick to it. The chicken skewers were nice and flavorful, but the chicken bites were overly dry. The round beef patty was nice and wish we actually had more of that. In addition, the family plate came with 4 portions of sweet rice and salads. Overall a good dish to order if you're looking to try a variety of things. The chocolate soufflé was nice and full of chocolate lava from the center and paired nicely with the vanilla ice cream. Very heavy on the chocolate flavor so that was great! For the 2nd opening day, I'd say not bad but they still need to get things together in terms of how they cook the food. I probably won't come back for a while until they are able to cook the meat properly so it isn't as dry. There was a portion of the meat platter we just couldn't eat because it was dry and hard, particularly the overcooked chicken. However, presentation was on point and the open flame added that wow factor. Not to mention, the renovation of the restaurant was spectacular and has a more upscale feeling to it. The staff were nice and checked in once in a while as you're eating to make sure all is okay. But if you're waiting for them to come to you because you need something, it does take a while. They have different wait staff standing around. There's two who stand by the wall and they are mostly in charge of cleaning up. The waiters themselves who take your order, or answer questions regarding the food or gives the check, wear the same color clothes as the clean up crew and are running around quite a bit so it did take a while(over 5 minutes) if you need something. It was a little confusing at first why the clean up crew looked directly at us, watching us raise our hands, did nothing, and then watch us eventually put them down and sit there for a long long time unassisted. That was a little frustrating as we knew there were only the handful of window tables filled in the restaurant. But then again, for the 2nd day of the restaurant being open, it is understandable that they were still trying to figure things out and hopefully will be able to find their groove on operations and dry chicken. read more
Food and ambiance were great! Love to see a new halal spot in the neighborhood. Real authentic Turkish food. Service was a bit hectic probably due to how busy it was. But overall great experience. Definitely recommend for date night or group celebration! read more
The bread and hummus appetizer came quickly; the latter was somewhat bland, though it was smooth. The chicken thighs were visually appealing and generally grilled well, though a touch dried. Service was disappointingly inattentive as we didn't get our water refilled and we needed to flag someone to pay the bill, but perhaps the operations will improve. read more
25 days ago
My friend and I went here after looking for a place around Forest Hills to have lunch. There aren't many Turkish restaurants on the area and the other reviews on Zara looked promising. The food was amazing, wells seasoned and everything came out hot. The place is surprisingly spacious and well decorated. The staff was also quite pleasant. I'm definitely coming back :) read more
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Tried Zara Austin in Forest Hills (the old TGI Fridays spot) and loved it. The Iskender Kebab was one of the best dishes I've had in a long time -- perfectly spiced sliced lamb gyro with yogurt on the side. So delicious. Prices are comparative. They also give fresh balloon bread and olives with the entree fresh from the clay oven, delicious. Service was very attentive too. Only difficult part is finding street parking on Austin Street as we all know. read more
First and foremost, I would highly recommend for you to make a reservation. It's almost impossible to get a table without one. We came on a Saturday night at 6:30 and it was packed. The waiters were attentive and we got our bread and appetizers pretty quick (the ones I liked were the eggplant salad and the salad with the red bell peppers, the rest were rather bland). The food took a little bit longer but it was worth the wait. The branzino fish was amazing, the lamb chops were fresh and the steak was yummy too (pictures not included here because my party started eating by the time I got my phone out lol). For dessert I would recommend the tiramisu, it was one of the best I've tried in a while. We also ordered the mixed berry cheesecake but it did not taste like the typical American cheesecake, it was much softer (still good though) and the chocolate soufflé (will take 15 minutes to prepare) was a bit too sweet for my liking. I would definitely come back again! read more
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This place is a refreshing welcome addition. It is very well renovated, clean and spacious. It's so much better than the TGIFridays that occupied this space. The food was fresh and tasty. I would skip the burger and try some of the more authentic dishes. The waitstaff is very friendly and welcoming. They are still soft opening so there are hiccups. Sometimes there is a bit of wait for the food and the check. Also the breakfast options were not available. The place charges an 18% gratuity, which is stated on the menu. read more
4 months ago
We had exquisite chicken shish and lamb kebab. There are plenty of Mediterranean joints around, but we were so lucky to find this authentic Turkish place. read more
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I went with five friends to Zara Austin on Sunday. It is an absolutely beautiful restaurant with incredible lighting fixtures, comfortable yet elegant seating, and a completely new bathroom. The food is so tasty. The highlight for me was definitely the lamb shish; they got a perfect cook on the lamb. The desserts were amazing too. We ordered several for the table. My favorite was a piece of Baklava I tried. If you haven't eaten here yet, it is worth a special trip. Zara Austin is an incredible addition to our neighborhood! read more
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