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About Turkish Kitchen
Quick Facts
- Cuisine: Turkish
- Accepts Credit Card: N/A
- Parking: N/A
- Atmosphere: N/A
- Take Reservations: N/A
- Serves Alcohol: N/A
- Smoking Allowed:No
User Reviews for Turkish Kitchen
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“...I visit New York annually and every time . I admire the consistency in the quality of the food this restaurant has been serving for almost 20 years now... |
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ambiance
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“...I visit New York annually and every time I'm there, Turkish Kitchen is a MUST on my list of places to go. I admire the consistency in the quality of th... |
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“... This is one of those restaurants that sits you right on top of your neighbors, which I guess I shou. I got over that, but the service was really bad... |
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“...I wanted to try this restaurant really badly when I moved to Gramercy from the UES. I am in love with A La Turka, in my old neighborhood, and I wanted ... |
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restaurant
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“... He seemed oddly hostile, unwilling to offer advice or any enthusiasm whatsoeve. That was enough to turn me off to any other aspects of the restaurant!... |
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lamb
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“...Very nice lamb. I cant remeber when I last went there, but I'm going off of memeory and a review was well deserved so I'm writing it, better late than ... |
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“... We were seated 30 mi. The waiter was working hard but the managers and host could not care less about the customers as long as their seats were filled... |
All Reviews for Turkish Kitchen
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November 25, 2008
Food
7
Decor
8
Service
8
The entrance is intimidatingly plastered with best-of awards, but it lives up to them, for the most part. I went there expecting a low key, hole in the wall-type place, and it was pretty much the opposite of that. The food was quite delicious - I had some kind of meat dumplings for appetizer, and lamb for the main course. Don't remember what it was called, because it was some Turkish word - sorry! The dumplings were a bit on the small side (really, they were quite tiny), but still filling. The lamb was fragrant and delicious. Their cocktails also deserve a mention - even though they were 8 dollars a pop, I had to have 2. They were that good. I recommend the vodka pomegranite one. The service was also top-notch - they had two waiters working on my cocktails right at the table, lock-step with each other. Quite impressive. I did end up spending over 100 dollars on myself and my date...it was a very memorable night, but I definitely wouldn't make a habit of coming here. It's best reserved for special occasions.
I Ate:
- Dumplings: great ($8)
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December 05, 2011
Food
10
Decor
10
Service
10
My dining event in Turkish Kitchen was a awesome experience. So... Recently, on a business trip I visited Turkish Kitchen in New York City. I found Turkish Kitchen to be posh all the way up, from the style through the presentation. What a stress-free and joyful mealService at the restaurant was very nice!The space is modern and pretty. The meal was remarkable. The food arrived very quick. Amongst my own issues was the preso was not that incredible. The look was okay yet just didn't offer you that "wow" feeling. Now the quality as well as quantity of food seemed to be to fine. The cost was what we all estimated though perhaps a couple of bucks too overpriced. We all had a terrific night! So refreshing because there are a lot of Manhattan dining places that are bad. Also was to go to a NYC dining place with out an excessive amount of demeanor. Go right now prior to when the news becomes ridiculous.
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