Suitable for small, cosy gatherings. Made a reservation for dinner and showed up a little early…read more Service and welcome was excellent! Most people in our party ordered kebabs with rice (lamb, beef, chicken) and the platters were tastefully served and some of us even took to go boxes afterwards. I'd say I'll be back.

Waiter was fantastic, super friendly and upbeat…read more Food was meh. Eggplant and tzatziki was good but my fish was dry and the veggies were overcooked (by a lot).

The food is great. It's taste almost like authentic food from Turkey. We got köfte, lamacun,…read morepide, chicken and beef kabob and everything are delicious. The kofte is big and juicy, great seasoning. Chicken and beef kabob are also delicious. There are outdoor seats and very cute setting. Great customer service.

Such a cozy and charming little coffee spot! The atmosphere is warm and inviting--perfect for…read morerelaxing and enjoying a slow coffee or dessert. The service was great--friendly, attentive, and surprisingly fast. Everything came out quickly without feeling rushed. The coffee was excellent, rich and smooth, and the baklava was absolutely delicious--fresh, flaky, and perfectly sweet without being overwhelming. Definitely a highlight.

I love this wonderful place. Great service, great quality of food. Especially Su borek or Su boregi…read more! It's really super delicious, flavourful and juicy! Everybody should try it!

The man at the cashier tried to advertise himself verbally to me and it was very gross. Not ok, at…read moreall. That's never what I am looking for at cafes & bakeries. Employees should never be treating customers that way. That's harassment, period. When I called him out on his crass behavior, he denied it and started to attack me verbally. He sounded deranged. It was pretty scary, as he approached me after I left the cashier area. The other customers-- including a family-- at the caffe noticed his alarming behavior. I felt very disgusted at his behavior and left without buying anything. I will never go back to this "CAFFE" that I noticed has recently been re-branded like a race track, for the sake of my mental health. I absolutely do not recommend this place.

A1 service and even better food! Staff is super duper friendly and accommodating. Our suggestions…read moreare the following, as we wanted to try so many items on the menu; haydari (great starter w bread), mantarli pide (saur good), gavurdagi (v refreshing), et sis (beef lover here). I like my cheese and mushrooms so the mantarli pide was the highlight for me. The mint tea is also my fav. Just the right amount of honey. Will need to come back for a Turkish coffee.

Very good food, beautiful space, good service. We had:…read more 1. bread (served with oil and herbs before the food arrived, then served without oil during the meal). This was a good bread, round and splittable like a pita, served hot from the oven and sprinkled with some seeds (I think sesame, although I didn't pay close attention). 2. Meze Trio: patlican ezme (roasted eggplant, bell peppers), haydari (garlic yogurt dip with mint and dill), girit (ezine cheese with pistachios, oregano, olive oil). Loved the eggplant--tender and tasty! The yogurt dip was good, but I couldn't eat large amounts of it. The cheese was ok, a bit too heavy for us. 3. Ahtapot (grilled octopus on lime mashed potatoes and paprika butter). I didn't eat this, but the kids liked it. The octopus seemed very tender, and the potatoes were good. 4. Roka (arugula, diced cooked beets instead of tomatoes, honey mustard). Good, but the creamy dressing made it feel a little heavy after a while. 5. Mercimekli imambayildi (lentils-stuffed roasted eggplant). Imam bayildi translates as "the imam fainted" (because the dish is so delicious, maybe?). This was excellent. The eggplant had a wonderful smokey, roasted flavor. The lentils were good. There was a garlic yogurt moat around the eggplant. 6. Kunefe (shredded filo, melted cheese center, syrup, pistachios, scoop of Maras ice cream). Very good, maybe a bit too much for the three of us, maybe better if split four ways. Located on the corner of San Carlos and El Camino. Street and lot parking nearby.

We stopped into Meyhouse in Palo Alto for some Mediterranean cuisine and happy hour cocktails and…read morehad a fantastic experience. The atmosphere was stylish, welcoming, and perfect for a relaxed evening out. We shared several Mediterranean bites, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The quality of the ingredients really stood out, and each dish was packed with flavor. The cocktails were excellent, and my husband especially enjoyed the Japanese whiskey flight, which was a fun way to sample a variety of unique whiskeys. It was a great addition to the meal and made the experience feel even more special. As fans of Pera Mezze House in Roseville, we were excited to learn that Meyhouse shares the same ownership, and the same attention to quality and hospitality definitely shines through. Great food, delicious drinks, and wonderful service. We look forward to coming back the next time we're in Palo Alto!

I was put in charge of finding a group lunch spot (a responsibility I do not take lightly), and…read moreafter a bit of digging, landed on Meyhouse on Emerson in Palo Alto. As someone who likes Turkish food, this felt like a strong contender. Food: We started with the lahmacun which is made up of a thin Turkish flatbread topped with ground beef, tomato, onion, pepper, and garlic. It was beautifully thin and crispy, with just the right amount of topping. Honestly, add a small salad and you've got the kind of lunch that makes you feel satisfied. This lahmacun is one of the better versions I've had which made it extra tragic to learn it's a lunch-only situation. Why gatekeep happiness to daytime hours? For my entree, I ordered the Alinazik which was grilled tenderloin skewers over eggplant labneh. The beef was tender and the labneh was creamy, savory and a tad smoky. I saw that they offer a $44.95 prix fixe menu, which sounds great in theory, except for the small catch that everyone at the table has to commit. A bit of a "we ride together, we prix fixe together" situation which may not work depending on your dining companion(s) dietary restrictions. Atmosphere: The space is bright, airy, and stylish. The high ceilings resulted in lots of natural light, and a large bar that quietly suggests, "you could have a cocktail or two." One slightly odd note: The bathroom lighting is very dim. Like... "is this ambiance or did someone forget a switch?" kind of dim. Not a dealbreaker, just a curious contrast to the otherwise well-lit space. Overall: A solid pick for Turkish food in Palo Alto located off Emerson and a successful group lunch choice (I will be taking full credit). I'd happily come back to explore more of the menu. I'm already eyeing the Pirzola (bone-in lamb chops) or the Filet of Levrek (branzino) and maybe lobby for all-day lahmacun.

Great place for a healthy and tasty breakfast. Had a pleasant experience…read more Service was excellent.

The food, drinks, and service were great. They also let us us our laptops despite their no laptops…read morepolicy which was much appreciated.

We went to Sultana Restaurant for Mother's Day with my husband and son, and we had an amazing…read moreexperience. Everything was perfect from beginning to end. We ordered lahmacun, Divan kebab, and other kebabs, and every dish was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. The service was also wonderful everyone was very polite, welcoming, and attentive. We chose to sit outside, and the atmosphere was beautiful. The relaxing music and the sound of the water made the whole experience even more special. We truly enjoyed our time there in every sense of the word. Highly recommended!

**Rating take out only**…read more Ordered take out for Father's Day. I got the Sultana Combo, lentil soup, and a chicken wrap. The Sultana Combo looks like not a lot of food, but is actually a lot of food! 3 adults ate this, had their fill, but still had some leftovers for the next day. My favorite part was the rice, other people's favorite parts were the veggies or the soup (we don't usually eat a lot of protein, but the protein was also good!). It's not an elevated, elegant dish, especially not to-go-ed, but it's hearty, homey, and filling. There wasn't a part we didn't like or didn't think was worth the money. They have ample indoor and some outdoor patio seating; on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, seems lime many people opted for the outdoor seating. While waiting for my pick up order, there was one party in front of me that waited for (apparently) an excessive amount of time because the kitchen was backed up. The workers were extremely kind, and even gave them baklava as an apology! Small things like that show that the store cares more for the community than just getting orders out. My only gripe is that I felt like everything was extremely salty--the three of us were chugging water all night after our meal. I think the salt levels work well if there was plain rice or plain veggies, but when everything is salted so each part of the dish can be eaten alone, you end up feeling parched and bloated at the same time... not a good feeling. Regardless, recommend!!

Yum! I'm already looking forward to my next visit!…read more This cozy little restaurant sits on the corner of Kiely and Homestead Road. The food comes out quickly, served sizzling hot and fresh. There's also a convenient self-serve station at the front counter where you can grab utensils and cups of water. I ordered the chicken gyro plate, and it was a generous portion at a great price. While the presentation is simple, the dish is full of flavor. Every bite was well-seasoned, satisfying, and made for a delicious meal.

Incredible service! They checked in on us and got us refills for water. Casual spot / walk up to…read moreorder We enjoyed the food (the kebab plate was a bit on the smaller side so left a bit hungry) but the flavors were great. We enjoyed the wrap as well -- it was nice and succulent. Pita was soft